Mexico · FOOD TOURS IN COZUMEL
Good food tours in Cozumel fill up weeks ahead; the great ones go first. Below: the 4 to book early, what each includes and how they differ.
Taste Cozumel beyond the tourist strip with five local food stops, market discoveries, drinks, and Yucatecan cooking in a small group.
“This was a wonderful way to experience the local culture and food. We went 5 local eateries to taste the local flavors. Erin was a fantastic guide to give us some history and information about how the locals live and eat. Highly recommend”
Review of Cozumel’s El Cielo and Palancar catamaran tour, with snorkeling, starfish, lunch, drinks, and a private beach stop.
“Excellent trip, it was well worth the money with free flowing drinks and a laid back relaxed atmosphere… snorkelling was excellent and so was the beach club. Most of our trips in Mexico where overpriced and not worth it except this one.”
Review of Cozumel’s $75 e-bike city tour with local history, monuments, tacos, beach time, and practical safety advice.
“I caution anyone considering this event. Unsafe with substandard bikes and riding against traffic. We stopped within 1000 feet of leaving and returned for a full refund.”
Review of Cozumel’s private five-hour island tour, with Maya ruins, chocolate, tequila, beach time, scenic stops, and practical tips.
“Overall this excursion was good, but it's not for everyone. Here are the things you need to know. 1. When booking you get name of the driver you'll be meeting. When you arrive, it could be any one of the public taxi drivers at the taxi stand. Not a private vehicle. I was fine with it, but it might make some a little nervous 2. Our driver was nice, and knew some things about Cozumel as he was clearly a native. However, he spoke very little english. It was more like talking to a NYC taxi driver who knew all the island gossip. Not so much history, but he was…”
Pick the kind of day first, then pick the coast.
