What You Will Do
From the Carlota pier, a transparent boat made of the most resistant acrylic sets sail to discover the seabed on Cozumel Island, is one of the diving meccas in the world and a great place to snorkel. To these activities we must add the tours in transparent boats that are a window to marine life. It is not just a transparent floor, no: the whole boat is like that!.
To board the boat, passengers must have their life jackets on, wear light clothing and a bathing suit, not have shoes on or large backpacks, and, in times of pandemic, wear a face mask.
You can see corals and even boats, which, for the purpose of environmental conservation, sank to regenerate them. Today these boats are covered with algae, corals and are a refuge for marine fauna.
Halfway through the journey, the boat stops and it is time to jump into the calm waters of the Caribbean Sea and snorkel.
Cancellation Policy
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
Itinerary
Meeting Point
Av. Rafael E. Melgar 9, San Miguel de Cozumel
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Cozumel
30 minutes
Experience Cozumel from our clearboat, one of the largest and most populated islands in Mexico. Caribbean paradise on the coast of the State of Quintana Roo.
We start our tour in a transparent boat and head towards the north area to visit the San Miguel pier, where the first gateway to Cozumel was located. We will pass by the monument to the diver and then you will know the wonderful surprises that this island
has underwater as the sunken ships, huge variety of corals and tropical fish, which you can enjoy from our totally glass boat. At the end we move to the artificial reefs "Lego" where you can snorkel and enjoy the wonderful marine life.
2
San Miguel de Cozumel
30 minutes
[12:32, 14/6/2022] Carmencita: San Miguel, where the first gateway to Cozumel island was located.
[12:32, 14/6/2022] Carmencita: The Arrecifes de Cozumel National Park is considered to be part of the barrier reef called the “Great Western Atlantic Reef Belt” (also known as the “Great Mayan Reef” and belongs to the “Mesoamerican Reef System”). The island of Cozumel is mostly surrounded by coral reefs
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