If I have one piece of advice to give to anyone visiting Cozumel, it is to rent your own pair of wheels.
Beach time is clearly a must-do in Cozumel, and there are plenty of great beaches on Cozumel.
The name "El Cielo" means heaven in Spanish. and while snorkeling in some of the clearest Caribbean waters Mexico has to offer.
The best part of Cozumel isn't the beach—it's the crystal clear Caribbean Sea. And there's no better way to experience it than aboard a boat.
There are a handful of smaller Maya ruins on Cozumel. Zona Archeologica San Gervasio is the easiest place to visit.
Punta Chiqueros is a small peninsula on the southern part of Cozumel. You will find a cozy restaurant by the beach.
Playa de San Martin is a really big beach on the far side of the island. This is a slightly more "wild" beach.
Kids will love jumping on the giant inflatables near the shallow waters of Playa Mia Grand Beach Park at Paradise Beach.
Sanchos gets very crowded on the day of your tour so a good alternative to consider is Nachi Cocom, a Cozumel beach club.
Located on the southern tip of Isla Cozumel, Punta Sur Eco Beach Park is an ecological park that also serves as a gateway to the National Marine Park.