Cozumel Cruise Reviews

We did the Passion Island beach day, and it was horrible. The best part was the ferry (not really a catamaran) over to the island. The drinks were limited and pre-mixed. They ran out of cold beer less than an hour in, and they ran out of plates, forks, etc. multiple times. They were cross-contaminating the utensils by switching between the different dishes, and people were getting really angry. ...

Port was nice. Shops and restaurants. No public beach. ...

Went on a private Jeep Tour, and had a blast! Paco was great. ...

We booked the “all inclusive” vip beach excursion from Virgin. Although it was pricy at $200 pp, the food and drinks were good. We had ceviche, quac, mahi and fish tacos. The quac was far better than what was served on ship. The Margaretta was excellent and the beer cold. The beach waiter ran his butt off taking care of us. The beach felt safe, and water was beautiful. The bus stopped at the ...

Pretty much every cruise out of Galveston stops in Cozumel. There are few exceptions. For a variety of reasons we didn't have an excursion this time, but there are a number I've enjoyed in the past such as Discover Mexico and a dolphin encounter. Cinco Soles is a nice store right in the port area for souvenirs, and in contrast to Costa Maya, the employee I approached at Del Sol was helpful and ...

Do an excursion here. If you walk off the ship to go explore, it's a mile of in-your-face bombardment of sellers, including children. ...

Always a wonderful time when you get a taxi and get away from the docks. Cozumel has dinner off the clearest water on the planet ...

Fun, clean port to visit. ...

The port itself is a Tourist trap. Snorkeling is great but you need a tour boat. Unless you going somewhere else just stay on the ship and try the Flow Riders. ...

Beaches had lots of debris and seaweed ...