Cruises to Cozumel (Playa del Carmen), Mexico
Balancing sunlit mornings and effervescent nights out is par for the course on the eastern shores of Quintana Roo.
The 3-in-1 Mexican destination
If you go beyond the expected in Cozumel, you’ll find thriving ecotourism efforts, unspoiled whitesand beaches, and a coast lined with the miles-long Meso-American Barrier Reef — home to some of the most stunning coral reef formations and sea creatures in the Caribbean.
Shore Excursions
The Musts
Adventure Time at Xcaret's Xplor Park
An ideal playground for Sailors who love getting up close and personal with the natural world, this park features a raft route across stunning subterranean caverns — and you'll take an amphibious vehicle through the jungle to reach them. Paddle past giant stalactites and stalagmites & even take a dip in the crisp below-ground pools. Afterwards, you'll return to solid ground to zip around the park's impressive zip-line course (featuring 14 different lines), then recharge with a well-earned meal.
VIP Day at Anemona Beach in Punta Sur
At Cozumel’s ecological reserve — Punta Sur State Park — you’ll spend a leisurely afternoon at the secluded Anemona De Mar Beach. At this undisturbed and gorgeous beach, you’ll be able to snorkel, swim, play volleyball, sunbathe or just relax with a margarita in your hand. Everything at the beach is yours to use — including a domestic open bar and a lunch.
Chichén Itzá's Ancient Wonders
Embark on a captivating journey to Chichén Itzá, a majestic archaeological treasure and one of the new 7 Wonders of the World. As you travel in the comfort of our modern large vans into the heart of the Yucatan Peninsula, your expert guide will enthrall you with tales of Mayan civilization, setting the stage for an exploration of a lifetime where history is etched in stone, and every step is a walk-through time.
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Okay, but what is a cenote?
A natural well formed by the collapse of limestone — exposing water below.
Docking in Cozumel can often feel like you were let in on a secret that no one else knows — arriving somewhere with more possibilities than you could have ever imagined.
It’s just not three destinations in one — it’s three opportunities to explore a side of Mexico, and yourself, that you hadn’t considered. In a world punctuated by constantly locking your future into your calendar, the freedom to choose, do, and explore whatever side of yourself shows up when you disembark — is an intoxicating concept worthy of your well-earned time off.
Things to Know Before You Go
Cozumel, Mexico, is home to some of the most beautiful beaches in the Caribbean. Each of Cozumel’s beaches offers its own unique experience, with most boasting turquoise waters.
When you cruise to Cozumel, expect to experience warm water and spectacular coral reefs. Cozumel is one of the top diving destinations in the world, easily attracting more than 2 million visitors each year.
Season & Weather
Our 5-night round-trip cruise from Miami is our most popular itinerary that cruises to Cozumel, Mexico. While you’ll find cruises throughout the year sailing to Cozumel, March and April are the most popular months to take in the tropical spring break weather.
Cruise Trip Length
The average cruise to Cozumel is between five to seven days.
Ports of call
Cruise from Miami to Cozumel’s cruise port. Once there, you’ll have the option to spend your vacation time in Cozumel or take a ferry ride to Playa del Carmen. Enjoy the local scene before sailing to Bimini, Bahamas, then returning to Miami, Florida
Shore Excursions
Top shore excursions for Cozumel (Playa del Carmen), Mexico, include exploring ancient Mayan ruins, swimming with turtles, and diving in the world-renowned coral reefs. Other thrill-seeking adventures include ATV tours through the jungle, catamaran sailing, and Xcaret’s Xplor Park.
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