City overview
Cozumel is a Caribbean island off the coast of Quintana Roo, reached by a short ferry from Playa del Carmen or by direct flights into its own international airport. It is best known for the Mesoamerican reef that runs along its western shore, which makes it one of the world's great diving and snorkelling destinations, and for a compact walkable town, San Miguel, where most visitors stay. For kosher travellers the island is unusually well served for its size: Chabad of Cozumel sits in the centre of San Miguel and anchors a cluster of kosher restaurants, a kosher grocery and a caterer, nearly all within a few minutes' walk of one another.
Cozumel Pearl Farm
Conzumel · Adults US$199, children 6-12 US$140, infants 0-5 free
A family-run pearl farm on the island's remote north shore, reached by a forty-five minute boat ride, with a farm walkthrough, snorkelling over the oyster hatchery and an underwater statue, reef and sandbank stops, and beach time at a private palapa.
Time needed
Approximately 6 hours
Hours
Departs 10:00 AM Monday-Saturday, returns 4:00 PM
Tips
The price covers guide, boat, snorkel gear, drinks and lunch, and a vegetarian option is available on prior request. Departure times can be adjusted around cruise schedules.
Phone
+52 987 119 9216Neighborhood
North Shore
Activity providers
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