Avventura di snorkeling a El Cielo a Cozumel
Descrizione
Immergiti in un'indimenticabile avventura caraibica a Cozumel, sede della seconda barriera corallina più grande del mondo. Le acque cristalline e mozzafiato offrono una vista perfetta di questo magnifico mondo sottomarino, rendendo questo viaggio un'esperienza imperdibile. Unisciti a noi mentre esploriamo le barriere coralline più belle della zona, tra cui Palancar Reef, Colombia Reef, El Cielo ed El Cielito Cozumel. Ammira le meraviglie naturali mozzafiato di questa destinazione incantevole. Scegliendo il nostro tour di snorkeling garantiamo un'esperienza unica e indimenticabile, poiché diamo priorità a gruppi di piccole dimensioni per un'attenzione personalizzata e forniamo guide esperte che condividono la loro conoscenza e passione per la vita marina di Cozumel. I nostri tour offrono il mix perfetto di avventura, relax ed esplorazione, rendendolo l'esperienza di snorkeling definitiva nei Caraibi. Assicurati subito il tuo posto e intraprendi un viaggio mozzafiato attraverso le barriere coralline più belle di Cozumel, creando ricordi che dureranno una vita.
Opzioni del tour
Itinerario
I viaggiatori incontreranno prima il team al punto di incontro designato a Cozumel per completare il check-in prima dell'orario di partenza selezionato. Una volta che il gruppo è pronto, l'equipaggio Guiderà tutti a pochi passi al molo dove la barca sarà in attesa. Questo primo momento è semplice e pratico, aiutando i viaggiatori ad organizzarsi prima che inizi la rotta marina.
La prima sosta per lo snorkeling porta i viaggiatori a Palancar Reef, una delle zone coralline più famose di Cozumel. Conosciuta per le sue formazioni coralline, l'acqua limpida e l'ambiente marino colorato, questa sosta introduce gli ospiti alla bellezza sottomarina che rende l'isola una destinazione preferita per lo snorkeling. I viaggiatori possono entrare in acqua, nuotare sopra lo scenario della barriera corallina e godersi un vivace ambiente marino pieno di pesci tropicali e paesaggi corallini naturali.
Il percorso prosegue verso Columbia Reef, un'altra notevole area di snorkeling a Cozumel. Questa sosta offre un'atmosfera subacquea diversa, con tonalità blu più profonde, formazioni coralline drammatiche e un ambiente marino che sembra pieno di movimento e vita. Qui, i viaggiatori possono godersi un'altra sessione di snorkeling e apprezzare la varietà dei paesaggi corallini di Cozumel prima di proseguire verso le famose aree di acque basse dell'isola.
La tappa successiva è El Cielo, una delle località marine naturali più iconiche di Cozumel. Conosciuta per le sue acque cristalline poco profonde e le stelle marine che riposano lungo i fondali sabbiosi, questa zona offre un momento più calmo e panoramico al tour. I viaggiatori possono godersi l'acqua turchese brillante, ammirare l'ambiente tranquillo e sperimentare uno dei luoghi più fotografati sulla rotta marina di Cozumel.
L'ultima sosta marina porta i viaggiatori a El Cielito (Cielo sandbar), un'area turchese poco profonda con una rilassata sensazione caraibica. Questa parte del tour offre un finale più morbido dopo le soste per lo snorkeling sulla barriera corallina, con acqua calma, splendidi paesaggi e tempo per godersi gli ultimi momenti in mare. Durante questa parte dell'esperienza, i viaggiatori possono usufruire del servizio snack, che può includere ceviche di pesce, guacamole con patatine tortilla e frutta di stagione. Durante questa parte del tour vengono servite anche bevande selezionate come birra, acqua in bottiglia, tequila e margarita.
Dopo la visita a El Cielito, la barca inizierà il ritorno al punto di partenza originale a Cozumel. I viaggiatori possono rilassarsi a bordo, godersi la vista finale sull'acqua caraibica e chiudere l'esperienza dopo un percorso pieno di barriere coralline, banchi di sabbia poco profondi, snack, bevande e paesaggi isolani.
Punti salienti
Cosa è incluso
Valutazioni dei viaggiatori
Informazioni importanti
- Sono disponibili trasporti pubblici nelle vicinanze
- Sconsigliato in gravidanza
- Adatto a tutti i livelli di forma fisica
- La categoria di età selezionata durante la prenotazione deve corrispondere all'età effettiva del viaggiatore al momento del check-in. Se un ospite è stato prenotato come neonato o bambino ma si qualifica come adulto in base alla sua età, la prenotazione verrà modificata durante il check-in. Qualsiasi differenza di prezzo per la categoria di biglietto corretta deve essere pagata in quel momento.
- I neonati di 1 anno e 11 mesi o più piccoli non possono partecipare a questa esperienza. Per motivi di sicurezza e operativi, non è consentito loro di partecipare o salire a bordo delle imbarcazioni.
- Le viaggiatrici che sono incinte di 2 mesi o più non possono prendere parte a questa attività per motivi di sicurezza.
- Il pasto fornito durante questa escursione è un'opzione fissa. In questo momento, non può essere modificato, sostituito o regolato per restrizioni dietetiche, preferenze alimentari, gusti personali o richieste di pasti speciali.
Recensioni(24)
Great tour! Only one small hiccup where they thought we did not have a reservation with the tour, but they eventually found our ticket! The boat was amazing, the tour guide was friendly! They had soda and waters for people who don’t drink like me! We were able to see a nurse shark and sting rays! Beautiful time! Definitely an excursion worth booking!
Very confusing where to actually meet. We were advised to meet at two different locations, which created a lot on anxiety for us, and a lot of extra walking. We did see a stingray at the sandbar, but very few fish on the dive. The snack, drinks, and boat crew were terrific!
Serious claimant. Good upfront care. Area of improvement: another reef site compared to what we have already been able to do
This tour was exactly what we were hoping for. El Cielo is absolutely beautiful—shallow, calm, and full of marine life. The crew was attentive and kept things organized without being too strict. Snacks and drinks were a nice touch. Overall, a relaxing and memorable experience.
started off bad... the meeting place was far from the dock. stood at meeting place and nobody there... finally saw people were about 15 feet away. that made us late. just seemed unorganized. the trip itself was great, though... beautiful water and nice staff. more food than we expected with guac, chips and ceviche. they definitely over served some people (who had kids with them) which wasn't good to see.
It was an excellent tour, not a refined tour but effective, and on time. They fulfill what they offer you to see. Our boat was EL CHOMBO. The super-stack crew, they are very young but they know what they do and dominate the sea, the sites and the animals. They took some amazing pictures! And the big striped blanket experience was the ultimate! The very good ceviche and the very cold drinks! Super recommended !!! 10/10
We had a very good experience. Would do again. Like the small group. The staff were always helpful and nice.
I always try to book excursions through trip advisor vs the cruise line. Excursions are significantly cheaper to book this way. This was our first stop on our cruise, and it was an experience. First, after getting off the ship you have to make your way down a long dock and into a walled off area full of shops, restaurants and other things. You have to find the taxi stand because there is no way to walk to this excursion. The taxi ride was about 15 min. Make sure you have cash, for the taxi both ways, for the tip, and for the docking fee (which I didn’t understand) after taking a taxi to the ferry terminal we easily found the anchor. Our text message said to meet at 930 but the tour person didn’t show up until close to ten. Once she showed up she needed to collect the dock fee (which was close to the same amount as the excursion 50 dollars) She checked us in and we paid the dock fee, you can use a card but they prefer cash. She took our pictures and then we walked to the dock, I’m not sure why we didn’t meet at the dock. The dock was sketchy, behind a chain link gate. Once we got to the dock we signed our waiver, we waited and watched as boats were loaded with food and drinks. Our tour was supposed to start at 10am but we were asked to get on at about 1030 am. To get on the boat you have to step down from the dock a good distance and stand on the boat, then step down again to get on the floor. They didn’t have a step stool or provide assistance. This is where I started to struggle because I knew getting off was going to be worse. If you have any knee, back issues or are older this is difficult. Once on the boat we were handed bright orange life jackets to keep on for the ride and the first snorkel. We were also given masks and snorkels, they didn’t hand out fins? I’m not sure how you snorkel without fins. I bring all my own gear so it wasn’t an issue but it was for my sister. This is a long ride to the first spot but well worth it. I saw a shark, lots of rays, live coral and lots of sea life. After a good amount of time in the water you have to climb back in the boat, the latter didn’t have skid or rope on all the rungs so getting in and out was a challenge, luckily we had two helpful gentlemen on the trip who held the ladder for us as we climbed in, no support was given from the crew. We made it to to our second spot, I saw lots of conches and a few starfish, this spot was not as good as the first. I also wondered if the starfish were real because I have never seen that kind of starfish. I saw rays, sea grass and lots of conches. We loaded the boat and were off to our third spot. The third spot was waist deep and lots of rays floated past. There were many boats in the area. The second and third spot were touristy I preferred the first spot and would have been happy to just stay there. At the third spot the made ceviche and guacamole it was amazing. The return trip was hard the weather had started to change and the boat was being thrown around, we were soaked and it was bumpy. Long ride back, once we got back the dock was not safe, our boat was being tossed around, we unloaded one person at a time and waited for a gap in the waves. Two people from shore started helping people up and out of the ship, this was unorganized chaos. I knew this was going to be rough but I felt extremely unsafe and was thankful that I was not injured. I would not use this company again. Jesus was our guide.
Top experience So far, people Are great And crew too, the best boat La Reyhna*****. El cielo, El cielo to the best😀👍😍❤️
The tour itself is very good, the locations are very beautiful, lots of fish. But the boat crew we picked up wasn't very friendly. There was a boy to take pictures underwater, who called you to keep taking several pictures. My husband and I only took one because we were caught by surprise. At the end of the tour, he came to offer us a photo package, but we had only taken one photo, and we didn’t want to pay. From there the crew began to talk about us, in a loud tone, while we were in the water. Making jokes and laughing. It wasn't comfortable.
