Mexico · FOOD TOURS IN COZUMEL
The 4 best food tours in Cozumel you can book today, with what each costs, how long it runs and who it suits. Number one is top for a reason; start there.
Taste Cozumel beyond the tourist strip with five local food stops, market and bakery visits, drinks, and a small-group Yucatecan food tour.
“Our guide Erin was very nice and informative. And communication was timely. Was enjoyable and good food and history of the area.”
Review of Cozumel’s 5-hour El Cielo and Palancar catamaran tour, with snorkeling, beach activities, lunch, and unlimited drinks for $97.
“The boat ride was fun overall. The lunch location was more like a deserted area on a beach. I was under the impression there would a “real” full bar. But it worked out.”
Ride Cozumel by e-bike, hear local stories, visit island landmarks, and eat three authentic tacos on this small-group tour.
“The island was beautiful. Our tour guide was amazing, sharing all the interesting facts about the island and giving us a brief history lesson. This was the first time, we've ever done an e-bike tour so it was exciting. It was a good break from walking in the hot sun. We ended it off with delicious tacos at this local restaurant. Would definitely recommend taking the tour.”
Review of Cozumel’s private five-hour island tour, with Mayan ruins, chocolate, tequila, beaches, scenic stops, and practical booking tips.
“Gerry was an amazing guy! He was known by everyone! Took us to the chocolate and tequila tours and to the San Gervasio ruins which we really enjoyed! Asked to grab yummy tacos at a place he would take his family and they were delicious. He joined us for lunch which was extra nice! He then drove us around looking at the different beach areas. Stopped for a drink and got the best mojitos sleeve ever had! It was a great tour to get an idea of what Cozumel has to offer and what we’d like to do on our next trip. Thanks Gerry for a great day with you.”
Pick a coast, a ruin or a kitchen.
