Isla Contoy Nature Experience

Everything you need for a complete day out: food aboard (burrito, fruit & dessert — vegan option available), Privilege open bar onboard, snorkeling equipment, dock & sanitation surcharge, roundtrip transportation, 2.5 hours of free time on Isla Mujeres, and 1 hour of open bar at IXI Beach.

Tips, photos/souvenirs, transportation or activities on Isla Mujeres itself, and umbrella/chair rental at IXI Beach.

Five hours total.

There are several options throughout the day. Check-in times: 8:00, 9:30, 11:00, 12:00, or 14:00. Departures vary between Marina Punta Norte and Marina Las Perlas.

It's the top-tier bar with brands like Absolut vodka, Johnnie Walker Red, José Cuervo Especial Plata, Havana Club 3 or Appleton rum, house wine, juices, beer, and soft drinks.

It's a mandatory federal fee of $20 USD per person that funds reef conservation, coral research, marina maintenance, and wastewater treatment. It's already included in this tour.

From most hotels and resorts in Cancún, Playa del Carmen, Puerto Morelos, Riviera Maya, Playacar, and Tulum. If you're staying at an Airbnb or vacation rental, there are designated meeting points throughout each zone.

Children under 10 are not allowed to snorkel. Life vests are mandatory for all participants in the water.

Bathing suit, comfortable walking shoes, sunhat or cap, camera, cash for extras and tips, and biodegradable sunscreen.

Since this is a shared tour: cancel 24+ hours before for a full refund; within 24 hours you can reschedule (refund only with a medical certificate); under 24 hours with no reschedule carries a 30% penalty.

Only the Harbor Master determines whether conditions are safe to navigate. Weather apps and websites are not valid reasons to cancel. If the port is officially closed, a full refund applies under force majeure.

Yes — you can request a chapata or fresh vegetable mix instead of the standard burrito.

With Privilege open bar already included, there's typically no need. However, if you bring your own bottles, a corkage fee of $10 USD per bottle + tax applies.

At the El Meco reef. The specific location may vary depending on weather conditions or crowding.