Four Pathways, One Island
Cozumel Parks® brings together experiences shaped by reef, nature, history and identity.
Four pathways.
One island.
Each pathway reveals a different side of Cozumel: the water, the land, memory and history. The Foundation looks after all four.
FEEL
Chankanaab
«Here, water is not just something to look at… it is something to feel.»
«Chankanaab is the Reef Pathway: a family park on the Caribbean, where the lagoon, the sea, interpretive culture and Cozumel hospitality become memories.»
EXPLORE
Punta Sur
«Here, nature sets the course.»
«Punta Sur is living nature: lighthouse, lagoon, mangroves, beach, wildlife and coastal history. Here, visitors discover one of the most authentic and natural parts of Cozumel.»
TRANSCEND
San Gervasio
«Here, silence speaks too.»
«San Gervasio is a very important archaeological site for Cozumel. It is associated with Maya cultural memory and the tradition of pilgrimage to Ixchel. We visit it respectfully to understand the island’s history better.»
UNDERSTAND
Island Museum
«Every story builds the island.»
«The Museum helps visitors understand Cozumel: its origins, nature, history and the identity of its people. It is an ideal visit to get to know the island beyond its beaches.»
How long does it take to get there?
Road minutes from the pier area, taken from each park's guide. Tap a park to see it on the map. Buy for your port day and walk in with the code on your receipt.
They don't include disembarking or boarding. There is no public transport to the parks.
Plan my port dayWe believe in places that need no exaggeration, because their value lies in what they are.Cozumel Parks Manifesto
- Official siteYou buy directly from the Foundation.
- Payment in Mexican pesosThrough a certified payment gateway.
- Receipt with QR codeIt reaches your email instantly and works at the ticket booth.
- English and SpanishSupport and receipt in your language.
Opening hours at each park
The bar runs from 6:00 to 20:00. Filled circles are the days it opens; the ring marks today. Holidays may change the hours: any change is announced on the site.
Admission is from 8:00 to 16:00; the ticket office sells until 15:00, so from 15:00 to 16:00 only visitors who already have their ticket may enter. Closed on Sundays. Show details
Admission is from 8:00 to 16:00; the ticket office sells until 15:00, so from 15:00 to 16:00 only visitors who already have their ticket may enter. Visitors already inside may stay until 17:00: at that time no visitor should remain in the park, especially in the water. Closed on Sundays. When the park opens on a Sunday, it is announced in advance so that the tourism market knows about the opening. There is no Sunday calendar: openings depend on initiatives as they arise, so without a published announcement the answer is that the park is closed.Admission is from 9:00 to 16:00. Closed on Sundays; when the park opens on a Sunday, it is announced in advance, and there is no calendar: openings depend on initiatives as they arise. Show details
Admission is from 9:00 to 16:00. No one may enter after 16:00. Visitors already inside may stay until 17:00 in the Navigation Museum and the Lighthouse area. Closed on Sundays; when the park opens on a Sunday, it is announced in advance, and there is no calendar: openings depend on initiatives as they arise. When the park opens on a Sunday, the lighthouse and the Navigation Museum open too: there is no day when the park is open and they are closed.Admission is from 8:00 to 16:00. Open every day. Show details
Admission is from 8:00 to 16:00. The entrance gate on the highway closes at 15:45: from there to the Visitor Center it is 7 km, about 15 minutes, to arrive at 16:00, when the Visitor Center and INAH admission counters close. Visitors may leave until 16:30. Open every day.Today, Saturday, October 31.
If you only have time for one…
A cruise ship docks at seven and sails at five. With transfers, that is five or six usable hours. Tell us what you're after and we'll tell you which one fits.
| Feature | Chankanaabfrom $418 MXN | Punta Surfrom $323 MXN | San Gervasio | Island Museumfrom $209 MXN |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sea access | Not available | Not available | ||
| Snorkel with gear | Own gear free; rental extra | Extra cost | Not available | Not available |
| Maya archaeological remains | Not available | Pieces on display | ||
| Guide included | Not available | At the Navigation Museum, on request | ||
| Restaurant | Snack bar at the visitor center | |||
| Wheelchair access | Partial | Partial | Partial | |
| Visit length | 4 h | 6 h | 45 min | 4 h |
Estimate based on box-office rates; each park has its own age brackets, and the exact total appears when you book. Payment is in Mexican pesos.
All four, on the map
Where each park is, with its address and its point on the map. Each card opens your phone's maps app to plot the route.
Google serves this map: loading it sends your visit to Google. Meanwhile, the route opens in your maps app.
