• El Cedral - El Cedral is renowned as the oldest Mayan settlement in Cozumel, established in 800 AD. Although most of Cozumel’s residents live in downtown San Miguel, some families continue to reside there today.
• Jade Cenote - The Jade Cavern, also known as “Chempita,” is celebrated as the only large cenote open for visits. Its natural adornment with stalactites creates a magical atmosphere, perfect for an exhilarating jump and fun experience! Upon arrival at the cavern, the tour guide will share insights about the Mayan culture and its connection to these significant caverns.
• El Cedralito - At El Cedralito, visitors have the opportunity to engage in one of the island’s most popular activities: tequila tasting. Guests can also purchase traditional tacos.

The staff will offer a variety of artisanal tequila flavors for tasting. Remember, these tequilas are crafted with care.

• Pick up
• Transportation
• Tour guide
• Tequila tasting
• Water bottle
• Helmets

• Gratuities
• entrance to “Cedral” 20 usd per passengers

Embark on an exhilarating journey from the lush jungles of “Cozumel” to explore the enchanting old town of “El Cedral.” Visitors can marvel at the first Catholic church, situated beside a Mayan ruin that once served as a temple. Additionally, travelers will navigate through the jungle, venturing off-road to reach a cavern. Here, the tour guide will reveal the cavern’s significance to Mayan culture, their way of life, and religious practices.

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