Snorkeling Tours in Cozumel

Leon Tours Cozumel Snorkeling

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Leon Tours Cozumel Snorkeling
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Overview

Leon Tours runs a straightforward guided snorkel trip out of Puerto Caleta covering El Cielo, El Cielito and reefs inside the Cozumel national marine park. It is a short, well-organised half day rather than an all-day party boat, which makes it a sensible choice if you want to be back on shore by early afternoon.

What The Trip Includes

A certified bilingual snorkel guide, a licensed captain, complete snorkel gear including mask, snorkel, fins and life vest, national park fees, and water, soft drinks and beer on board. Rates start from $65 per person for a trip of three and a half to four hours. The company also runs a separate private boat tour to Isla Pasion.

Boat And Group Size

Departures are limited to a maximum of thirteen to fifteen participants, so the boat is not crowded and the guide can stay with the group in the water. Minimum age is five.

Good To Know

The itinerary is rated easy and the stops are shallow, which suits families, weak swimmers in a vest, and anyone spending the day topside while a partner dives. Turtles, rays and starfish are the usual sightings at the sandbar stops.

Getting There

Trips leave from Puerto Caleta on the south side of San Miguel, a short taxi ride from the cruise piers and downtown. Departures are at 10:00am and 2:00pm.

Highlights

  • • Maximum 13 to 15 guests per departure
  • • El Cielo, El Cielito and national park reefs
  • • National park fees and full gear included
  • • Departs Puerto Caleta at 10:00am and 2:00pm

Reviews

Rated 4.9 out of 5(96)

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is snorkel gear included in the price?
Yes. Mask, snorkel, fins and a life vest are provided, along with national park fees, water, soft drinks and beer.
How big is the group?
Departures are capped at thirteen to fifteen participants, so it stays a small group even on a shared trip.
Is there a minimum age?
Yes, five years old. The stops are shallow and the tour is rated easy, so it suits families with school-age children.
What time do the tours leave?
There are two daily departures from Puerto Caleta, at 10:00am and 2:00pm, and the trip runs about three and a half to four hours.
Do the guides speak English?
Yes. The guides are certified and bilingual in English and Spanish.

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