Cozumel ATV Adventure: Jade Cavern, Snorkeling and Beach

This Cozumel day begins with an ATV engine and ends with Caribbean saltwater in your hair and tequila in your glass. Leave the waterfront for El Cedral, a historic village rooted in one of the island’s oldest Maya settlements. Choose a single ATV or share a double, then take the controls and follow jungle trails toward Jade Cavern. You won’t watch the scenery through a window—you’ll feel every turn beneath the wheels. At the cavern, engine noise gives way to an emerald cenote surrounded by limestone and dense vegetation. Explore its edge, capture the view, or cool off with a swim before trading the jungle for the Caribbean. Snorkel through clear water in search of colorful marine life, or relax by the shore. Only after the helmets and snorkel masks are put away does the tequila come out for a guided tasting. From El Cedral’s jungle trails to a hidden cenote, Caribbean snorkeling, and tequila, this is a unique way to discover Cozumel at full throttle—and cool down along the way.

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   Cozumel

   2 hours

   Meet your guide at the designated meeting point and travel approximately 30 minutes to El Cedral, a historic village with roots in one of Cozumel’s oldest Maya settlements. Here, the paved road gives way to jungle. After a safety overview, climb aboard the single or double ATV selected when booking and spend the next hour following your guide through rugged dirt trails, natural turns, and stretches of tropical vegetation. This is a side of Cozumel you’ll never see from a beach chair. The trail leads to Jade Cavern, an emerald-colored cenote hidden among limestone formations and dense greenery. Park your ATV and enjoy 30 minutes to explore the cavern, capture the scenery, or cool off in its waters before leaving the jungle behind.

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   Cozumel

   2 hours

   After the dust and engine noise of the jungle, the Caribbean water feels even better. Continue to the beach for approximately one hour of snorkeling, following your guide through clear water in search of colorful fish and marine life. Prefer to slow things down? Stay by the shore and enjoy the view. Once the helmets and snorkel masks are put away, sit down for a 30-minute guided tequila tasting and discover the flavors and traditions behind Mexico’s most famous spirit. Finish with a relaxed 30-minute drive back to your original meeting point. In four hours, you’ll go from a historic island village and jungle trails to an emerald cenote, Caribbean snorkeling, and tequila—without having to choose just one side of Cozumel.

• Infants are required to sit on an adult’s lap
• Not recommended for travelers with spinal injuries
• Not recommended for pregnant travelers
• Not recommended for travelers with poor cardiovascular health
• Travelers should have at least a moderate level of physical fitness
• Driver Requirements: Drivers must be at least 21 years old and present a valid driver’s license (physical copy required; photos or digital copies are not accepted).

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.