Very fun - Richard was a great tour guide. He went above and beyond to make our experience outstanding! The trip showed us all different parts of the island which was interesting.

Sergio rocks! - Highly recommend! Our tour guide, Sergio, was amazing and knowledgeable! We went on a cruise and we were a little hesitant to do a tour that wasn’t associated with the cruise line. We are so glad we did! We had our own personal tour!! We got to see a crocodile as a bonus! Sergio was so nice and funny and just made the tour perfect. This tour allowed us to see many parts of the island and do a variety of fun stuff.

Vacation - Holding the lizard at the beach and the tequila tasting.Had a great time,thank you.the driver was very curious and helpful.

Perfect for families! - We had an amazing experience with our guide Sergio, he was so educated and personable. I prefer supporting small local business and giving back to the community that so heavily relies on tourism. I 100% recommend this service! If ever back, will book again!

Thank you, Pedro!!! One of the best days, ever! - First off, let me say that our guide Pedro, is one of the most knowledgeable, fun, kind, and friendly people we have ever met. He made this the most enjoyable experience our family could have ever asked for! We learned about tequila, chocolate, guacamole, the Spanish language, turtle rescue, the history of the island, conservation, scuba diving, cenotes, salsa, and the list goes on and on… what… a… day! We started by meeting him in downtown, and although our ship dropped us at a different port, the business was so incredibly accommodating. We took a taxi to the original drop off location, but if we had called they would have adjusted for us. Once we met him we hopped in the jeep and were off. Our day started with a short tour of the downtown area, with a bit of history of the Mayans, and explanation of the monuments we were seeings. Our next stop was a tequila tasting and lesson. We were traveling with my 13 and 10 year old and they even thought it was interesting. There was a chocolate tasting, so we did that as well. It was a pleasant experience, and we did end up buying some chocolate and peanut butter tequila too 😂 We then traveled the coast where we stopped and saw the neighborhood gator, looked at some beautiful beaches and took some photos, and learned all about sea turtle rescue and island conservation. We want to go back again in the summer so we can experience the turtle hatching and help with rescue! It was around lunchtime, so Pedro gave us the choice of where we might want to eat. We chose to wait to eat towards the end of our trip, so we kept going. We appreciated the choices and options he provided. He adjusted for our families interests, and that made the experience so nice. Next was our trip into El Cedral and the Jade Cenote. The history and culture in El Cedral was so incredibly special. It was just a beautiful area, and we loved learning about the people that lived there and the celebrations the area holds. When we arrived at the Jade Cenote there were a lot of tourist groups. Pedro helped us line jump and we decided to swim. My husband and son jumped off the dock, but my daughter and I decided to jump from the hole above. It was exhilarating! One of the coolest things I have ever experienced! We didn’t stay there long, but that was ok. It was all about the experience. There may have been risks with the water quality (lots of bats in the cenote- so cool to see though) and the jump, but for adventure seekers like me, it was AWESOME! After our jump and swim, Pedro had cold beers and non alcoholic drinks waiting for us. We then did some shopping and learning in the center of El Cedral, where he took us to see the only remaining Mayan ruins on the island. We had learned about the black coral and we stopped at one of the local jewelers where we were able to purchase some beautiful pieces to remember our journey. Next we were off to lunch and snorkeling. The water was very rough that day, so Pedro gave us a choice whether to swim in the shallows for a few or check out another cenote. We could see snorkeling would be tough, so we adjusted our trip again and did a leisurely lunch and then visited a second cenote, which much was very different from the first. Although we were really looking forward to snorkeling, you can’t determine God’s plans with the weather, so again we were grateful for Pedro adjusting to make our day an amazing experience. We ate lunch at Tortugas, had delicious fajitas, and Pedro sat and ate with us, teaching us about food, culture, and history the whole time. He even snuck into the kitchen to get us some Habanero salsa to try! We made it back to our port in plenty of time to do a little shopping and say goodbye. I didn’t go in for a hug, but I wanted to! It felt like we were on a day of adventure with a lifelong friend and it made for a magical and memorable experience. This was our last adventure on a 9 day trip spanning four different countries, and my 10 year old son said it was his favorite day ever because of Pedro. If you are considering this tour, do it. We would do it again in a heartbeat! If you can request a guide, we HIGHLY recommend Pedro! If you read this, Pedro, thank you for making this the best experience ever. As we said, we are waiting for you to come to Michigan to scuba the Great Lakes! We will have a room waiting! You’ll get used to the cold. We swear!

Great adventure! - Sergio was one of the best tour guides I’ve had. He made is feel like family and we spent the whole time talking about culture, history, interesting topics and laughing the whole time. He def is on our list going forward for tours when we come back to Cozumel. Great time!

Delightfully relaxing and beautiful - Our guide was very knowledgeable about the island and took us all over, I loved seeing the Mayan temple next to the church, everything was so beautiful and chill, I was happy not to be rushed and to go at our own pace.

A great time in Cozumel! - Our guide Tomas was great. Met us on time and got us underway. First stop was the tequila tasting, which was fun and informative, the people there even gave us a tour of the farm. Next stop was the beach and to see a saltwater crocodile, this was across from the beach stop. Beach was an outstanding little spot which was not too crowded. There was a person here with an iguana, who was offering for the kids to hold the iguana and encouraging pictures with it. Just be aware immediately following pictures with the iguana the person starts asking for money. Next stop was the cenote, which was very nice. Everyone had an opportunity to swim in the water or jump in from above. The highlight of the is excursion was the final stop at Tortuga Beach Club and Restaurant. We took our seats at a table with swings overlooking the water. Our waiter introduced himself and was very friendly and helpful. Tomas offered to wait for our food so we could take an opportunity to swim. The food was amazing! After eating Tomas got our snorkel gear and advised us to just have fun as he would watch the time. Snorkeling near shore provided a good glimpse of several types of fish and we even saw a barracuda. Tomas told us when it was time to go and got us back to port without issue. Tomas also provided local soft drinks, water, and beer for us throughout the trip.

An excursion that was not what we expected. - We came with the cruise ship and it was easy to find our private guide Thomas at the 7 eleven meeting point. The first thing we did was a tequila tasting at a so called farm at the end of a little road. The tasting itself was ok. Then we drove around the island to get to the Cenote and then we made a stop at the little town of El Cedral. Thomas didn’t even get out of the jeep to show us around. The snorkeling was disappointing because it was just off of a deck by the restaurant/beach. The fish are fed with tortillas to be around the shore. There was though a lot of fish. All in all we were a little disappointed with our guide and the overall experience.

Not great - The Jeep we were given to drive had nothing working on the dash, no speedometer, the gas was stuck on empty, nothing worked at all. We smelled a very strong burning smell and the vehicle ended up overheating and was not able to be driven anymore. We had to be picked up by one of the tour guides in another vehicle and leave the jeep. My son was extremely disappointed because he was looking forward to snorkeling, which we did not get to do at all.