Frequently asked questions

Cozumel Every Day is a free guide to tours, excursions and local businesses across Cozumel, organized by what visitors actually search for — snorkeling, beaches, ruins, food, getting around and trip planning.

Palancar Reef, Columbia Reef and the shallow sandbar at El Cielo are Cozumel's best-known snorkeling spots, and most tour operators run trips to one or more of them — conditions vary by day and season, so ask your operator before you book.

A passenger ferry runs between Playa del Carmen and Cozumel several times a day — check the current schedule and ticket options with the ferry operator before your trip.

Most cruise excursions run a few hours, so plan around your ship's all-aboard time and build in extra buffer for pier traffic and the ride back.

Hurricane season generally runs from June through November, with the Atlantic's higher-risk months typically in late summer and fall — check the National Hurricane Center and your airline or cruise line close to your travel dates.

Yes — San Gervasio is Cozumel's main open Mayan ruin site and a popular half-day history tour, often paired with a snorkeling stop.

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