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Cenote Swim at Kanan Park & All-Inclusive Beach with Lunch
Moderate Activity
Includes meal
Be sure to read the Special Notes further down this page for important requirements and restriction.
What you will visit:
Cenote at Kanan Park
Hidden within Cozumel's lush jungle interior, the cenote at Kanan Park is one of the island's rare natural freshwater pools. Fed by underground springs and surrounded by tropical vegetation, this peaceful cenote offers crystal-clear waters perfect for a refreshing swim and a tranquil escape into nature. This is a family-friendly activity with approximately 90 minutes of exploration time.
Playa Uvas Beach Club
Located along Cozumel's beautiful Caribbean shoreline, Playa Uvas Beach Club is a relaxed seaside retreat offering comfortable lounge areas, hammocks, and multiple swimming pools. Guests can enjoy a Mexican buffet and open bar, optional guided snorkeling, and complimentary use of kayaks and paddleboards while taking in the stunning ocean views. Approximately two hours of beach time.
What you will see along the way:
Travel across Cozumel from the Caribbean coast to the island's quieter jungle interior, passing local neighborhoods, coastal scenery, and stretches of tropical forest that reveal a different side of the island beyond the busy cruise port areas.
Lunch/Beverage:
Enjoy a delicious all-inclusive Mexican buffet featuring sizzling fajitas, traditional Mexican alambre, and a freshly prepared quesadilla station. Complement your meal with rice and beans, nachos, crisp salads, fresh fruit, and seasonal vegetables. Pair it all with the domestic open bar, serving refreshing cocktails, beer, and soft drinks.
Schedule
Special Notes
This tour is not accessible for wheelchairs or scooters due to uneven terrain, stairs, sandy areas, and natural environments. It is not recommended for guests with visual impairments unless accompanied by a personal caregiver. Deaf guests are welcome and may bring one complimentary interpreter. The minimum age to participate is 6 years old. Expecting mothers should carefully consider participation due to ladder access and group swimming conditions. For safety reasons, guests with recent surgeries, heart or respiratory conditions, or any medical condition that may impair movement are not recommended to participate. Guests should be physically fit and able to swim; life jackets are mandatory. Changing rooms are available at the cenote, and lockers can be rented for $5 USD. Guests are encouraged to bring water shoes, bug spray, a hat and sunglasses, a bathing suit, and a beach towel, as well as cash or a credit card for additional purchases. Please note that visiting a cenote requires guests to avoid using chemicals on the body that may wash off during swimming, and a mandatory shower is required before entering the cenote. Snorkeling takes place within a federal marine park where the use of sunscreen is prohibited and contact with the reef or marine life is subject to fines.
Medical Restriction
Hearth conditions, Recent surgery, any medical condition that may impair movement.
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Moderate Activity
Includes meal
Be sure to read the Special Notes further down this page for important requirements and restriction.
What you will visit:
Cenote at Kanan Park
Hidden within Cozumel's lush jungle interior, the cenote at Kanan Park is one of the island's rare natural freshwater pools. Fed by underground springs and surrounded by tropical vegetation, this peaceful cenote offers crystal-clear waters perfect for a refreshing swim and a tranquil escape into nature. This is a family-friendly activity with approximately 90 minutes of exploration time.
Playa Uvas Beach Club
Located along Cozumel's beautiful Caribbean shoreline, Playa Uvas Beach Club is a relaxed seaside retreat offering comfortable lounge areas, hammocks, and multiple swimming pools. Guests can enjoy a Mexican buffet and open bar, optional guided snorkeling, and complimentary use of kayaks and paddleboards while taking in the stunning ocean views. Approximately two hours of beach time.
What you will see along the way:
Travel across Cozumel from the Caribbean coast to the island's quieter jungle interior, passing local neighborhoods, coastal scenery, and stretches of tropical forest that reveal a different side of the island beyond the busy cruise port areas.
Lunch/Beverage:
Enjoy a delicious all-inclusive Mexican buffet featuring sizzling fajitas, traditional Mexican alambre, and a freshly prepared quesadilla station. Complement your meal with rice and beans, nachos, crisp salads, fresh fruit, and seasonal vegetables. Pair it all with the domestic open bar, serving refreshing cocktails, beer, and soft drinks.
Schedule
Special Notes
This tour is not accessible for wheelchairs or scooters due to uneven terrain, stairs, sandy areas, and natural environments. It is not recommended for guests with visual impairments unless accompanied by a personal caregiver. Deaf guests are welcome and may bring one complimentary interpreter. The minimum age to participate is 6 years old. Expecting mothers should carefully consider participation due to ladder access and group swimming conditions. For safety reasons, guests with recent surgeries, heart or respiratory conditions, or any medical condition that may impair movement are not recommended to participate. Guests should be physically fit and able to swim; life jackets are mandatory. Changing rooms are available at the cenote, and lockers can be rented for $5 USD. Guests are encouraged to bring water shoes, bug spray, a hat and sunglasses, a bathing suit, and a beach towel, as well as cash or a credit card for additional purchases. Please note that visiting a cenote requires guests to avoid using chemicals on the body that may wash off during swimming, and a mandatory shower is required before entering the cenote. Snorkeling takes place within a federal marine park where the use of sunscreen is prohibited and contact with the reef or marine life is subject to fines.
Medical Restriction
Hearth conditions, Recent surgery, any medical condition that may impair movement.