Cozumel, Mexico Port Reviews

We did the dolphin encounter… the water stung my son and he was unable to do it… no refund but he enjoyed the pool!

The Taxi driver we experienced was definitely an honest man! My cell phone fell out of my purse and slid under the driver seat. We did not realize it until we had shopped through the street vendor area about an hour after he dropped us off. Not knowing the name or number of the taxi we could have been at a total loss but we were able to find the number through a video security camera that was across the street from where we were picked up. The driver was able to be located and he was honest and returned to me with the phone! He was so happy nice about it! The resort that had the video was also amazing and allowed me to access the security video and did not charge a dime for it. Totally made the port of call!

Went to shops on dock area and returned to the ship. 99 percent of all royal ship going out of Galveston go to Cozumel. Been there 9 times, need a new main stop.

I love Cozumel. We did Mr. Sanchez. The drinks were pretty weak but the food was outstanding. The beach was a little crowded but very pretty. They also had a water obstacle course for an extra $14. The kids and parents enjoyed this excursion.

Went to Mr.Sanchos here. Our first time here and had a great time. It was very busy but never felt that way. Excellent service and food and drinks. This is an all inclusive beach resort. Book a table on the online website before you go. This place is excellent.

The Dolphin Discovery excursion was amazing. Playing with dolphins and manatees.

Visited: Dec 13, 2021

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Beautiful. Plenty to do on port. Swimming with the dolphins was amazing

Did an excursion at the Playa Mia Deluxe Beach Resort. Nice and relaxing, all food and beverages are included.

Great as always! This was my 9th visit to the port and it’s still one of my favorites!🏝️✅

Visited: Dec 16, 2021

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Both excursions were amazing!! Royal Dolphin Swim with Manatee interaction (expensive and the cost grows if you want the photos at the end. No cameras allowed while with the dolphins) at Chankanaab and Mexican Cuisine Cooking Class at Playa Mia. After the cruise and some research, I found that a day pass to Chankanaab is only $21 US and a short taxi ride away. We will spend a day snorkeling on our own next visit.

Visited: Feb 13, 2016

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