Cozumel

Parque Benito Juárez

This is a square in central Cozumel. A recent visitor account mentions an ice cream shop right beside the square.

Hours

Daily 24 hours

Vendors around the square may solicit persistently, so decline and move on if you do not plan to shop.

Zona Arqueológica San Gervasio

This is a Maya ruin on Cozumel Island and is considered one of the island's worthwhile places to visit.

Hours

Daily 09:00–15:45

Admission is charged in two parts and guide fees may be separate, so confirm the total cost before entry and check the amount charged in dollars if paying by card.

Punta Sur Eco Beach Park

This is the largest ecological reserve at the southern end of Cozumel. It has a navigation museum, Celarain Lighthouse, crocodiles, beaches, snorkeling, and boat rides; the lighthouse offers views across Cozumel.

Admission

USD 25

Hours

Mon–Sat 09:00–16:00
Sun Closed

The paths through the park are long and there is no shade, making it difficult to explore on foot, so plan to use a car or taxi.

El Mirador

This coastal viewpoint on the island's east side has dramatic scenery of huge waves and rocky cliffs. It is also known as a sunrise spot.

Admission

Free

Hours

Mon–Sat 09:00–17:00
Sun 05:00–17:00

On windy days, waves crash strongly against the rocks around the viewpoint, so take care near the water.

Museo de Cozumel

This museum in central San Miguel covers the island's history and marine ecology. It exhibits traditional fishing tools, Maya artifacts, and marine specimens, and screens short documentaries.

Admission

USD 11

Hours

Mon Closed
Tue–Sun 09:00–17:00

Pueblo Del Maíz

This is considered one of Cozumel's worthwhile places to visit, together with the San Gervasio Maya ruins.

Admission

USD 26

Hours

Mon–Sat 10:00–13:00
Sun Closed

Tours interpreted in several languages at once may take longer, so choose a tour in your language if possible.