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KUZÁ Beach Park Day Pass
Easy Activity
Be sure to read the Special Notes further down this page for important requirements and restriction.
What you will visit:
KUZÁ Beach Park Day Pass
Cozumel's most spectacular shoreline sets the stage at KUZÁ Beach & Adventure Park. Stretching across 1,300 feet, the island's longest private beach, this tropical haven blends soft white sand, turquoise water, and endless ways to enjoy them. The KUZÁ Beach Park Day Pass provides general admission with access to the public beach area. Guests can enjoy cultural shows and relax on the beach or wander eco-park walking trails surrounded by native greenery. À la carte dining and beverages are available at beachfront restaurants and beachside bars, at your own expense. This pass does not include waterpark access, open bar service, or adventure activities. It is ideal for those seeking a simple beach-day experience with optional dining purchases.
What you will see along the way:
The 30-minute ride to KUZÁ Beach & Adventure Park gives you a clear look at everyday Cozumel. After leaving the busy cruise port, you'll follow the main road south with quick views of the coastline and open water. The town scenery soon shifts to stretches of greenery, with mangroves, palms, and low jungle along the roadside. As you get farther from the center, buildings become fewer and the route feels quieter, with occasional glimpses of beaches and the calm western shore. Nearing KUZÁ, you'll notice more open natural areas and light coastal dunes-an easy preview of the relaxed setting waiting at the park.
Points of interest
Beaches
Schedule
Special Notes
Guests enjoy full access to the Beach Park, including the beach area and the activities program, with beach chairs available on a first-come, first-served basis. Any amenities not specifically included-such as alcoholic beverages, water sports, and adventure activities-are available for an additional fee, payable by cash or credit card. Activities are weather-dependent and may be modified or canceled based on sea or wind conditions. Water clarity and seasonal seaweed levels may vary throughout the year. Walking is limited and largely at each guest's discretion, with pavers at the park entrance and sand throughout the beach area. The tour is designed for ambulatory passengers and can accommodate collapsible wheelchairs and canes but not scooters; guests must be able to walk short distances. When participating in water sports within the Marine Park, a mandatory $12 USD conservation fee is charged by the Cozumel Marine Park Authority. All minors (under 18) must be accompanied by an adult. A signed waiver is required for participation. Guests should remember to bring a towel from the ship, wear reef-safe sunscreen, and water shoes are recommended. Timing may vary depending on the ship's departure from port, and transportation may be provided by bus, van, or taxi.
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Easy Activity
Be sure to read the Special Notes further down this page for important requirements and restriction.
What you will visit:
KUZÁ Beach Park Day Pass
Cozumel's most spectacular shoreline sets the stage at KUZÁ Beach & Adventure Park. Stretching across 1,300 feet, the island's longest private beach, this tropical haven blends soft white sand, turquoise water, and endless ways to enjoy them. The KUZÁ Beach Park Day Pass provides general admission with access to the public beach area. Guests can enjoy cultural shows and relax on the beach or wander eco-park walking trails surrounded by native greenery. À la carte dining and beverages are available at beachfront restaurants and beachside bars, at your own expense. This pass does not include waterpark access, open bar service, or adventure activities. It is ideal for those seeking a simple beach-day experience with optional dining purchases.
What you will see along the way:
The 30-minute ride to KUZÁ Beach & Adventure Park gives you a clear look at everyday Cozumel. After leaving the busy cruise port, you'll follow the main road south with quick views of the coastline and open water. The town scenery soon shifts to stretches of greenery, with mangroves, palms, and low jungle along the roadside. As you get farther from the center, buildings become fewer and the route feels quieter, with occasional glimpses of beaches and the calm western shore. Nearing KUZÁ, you'll notice more open natural areas and light coastal dunes-an easy preview of the relaxed setting waiting at the park.
Points of interest
Beaches
Schedule
Special Notes
Guests enjoy full access to the Beach Park, including the beach area and the activities program, with beach chairs available on a first-come, first-served basis. Any amenities not specifically included-such as alcoholic beverages, water sports, and adventure activities-are available for an additional fee, payable by cash or credit card. Activities are weather-dependent and may be modified or canceled based on sea or wind conditions. Water clarity and seasonal seaweed levels may vary throughout the year. Walking is limited and largely at each guest's discretion, with pavers at the park entrance and sand throughout the beach area. The tour is designed for ambulatory passengers and can accommodate collapsible wheelchairs and canes but not scooters; guests must be able to walk short distances. When participating in water sports within the Marine Park, a mandatory $12 USD conservation fee is charged by the Cozumel Marine Park Authority. All minors (under 18) must be accompanied by an adult. A signed waiver is required for participation. Guests should remember to bring a towel from the ship, wear reef-safe sunscreen, and water shoes are recommended. Timing may vary depending on the ship's departure from port, and transportation may be provided by bus, van, or taxi.