Transport
Arriving to Cozumel and then getting around the island.
Information about airport transfers, car rentals, taxis tours, cruises, flights, ferries, bikes, driving and the marina.
Why wait or fight for a taxi when you arrive to Cozumel airport when you can pre-book and save all the hassle? We work with an excellent Cozumel airport transfer agency that has its own dedicated representatives and desk, based conveniently next to the arrivals lounge inside the airport.
Add a commentGreat models with no hidden extras. Get around the island independently and really enjoy all it has to offer. Pick-up and drop-off at the airport, your hotel, the ferry pier or cruise terminal.
Add a commentSee the island comfortably by taxi, with a friendly, English-speaking driver. Stop at the beach, go shopping, visit Mayan ruins, snorkel from the shore and eat a real Mexican lunch. Do whatever you like, it's your own private tour!
Add a commentCancun Airport can be hectic, especially when several flights arrive close together, so relax after your flight and enjoy the peace of mind of a pre-booked airport transfer. You will be met personally and, while other passengers line up to buy tickets and battle with salespeople, you will be shown promptly to your private air-conditioned van, ready to transfer you quickly to Playa del Carmen so you can take the ferry to Cozumel.
Add a commentFlying between Cozumel and Cancun offers amazing views and is a great way to get to and from the island, especially if you want to connect with another flight in Cancun.
Add a commentCozumel is one of the world's top cruise ship destinations, on the busiest days there can be more than 10 ships in port at a time. More than 25 cruise lines stop at the island on global trips or on western Caribbean itineraries from the southern United States.
Add a commentCozumel International Airport has many direct flights to North America and the rest of Mexico. If you're arriving to the island by air we offer excellent Cozumel airport transfers and car rentals from the airport.
Add a commentThree ferry companies operate the route between Cozumel and Playa del Carmen on the mainland: Winjet (orange), Ultramar (yellow) and Ferry Xcaret (blue). The crossing takes about 40 minutes and departs from the Ferry Pier downtown.
Add a commentTranscaribe and Ultramar Carga operate the vehicle ferry route between Cozumel and Calica, just south of Playa del Carmen, on the mainland.
Add a commentRenting a bike in Cozumel is a great way to see the island, keep fit and be ecological. In partnership with a trusted local rental agency, we offer good quality mountain bikes, road bikes and cruisers, available to book in advance.
Add a commentIf you rent a vehicle whilst in Cozumel why not take a look at our island driving tips? From parking to bumps in the road, find some great advice in this quick guide.
Add a commentIf you're arriving on a cruise ship then understanding the difference between ship time and local time can be very important, especially if you book one of our Cozumel shore excursions.
Add a commentThere are 5 main piers in Cozumel. Punta Langosta, the International Pier (SSA) and Puerta Maya are the three cruise ship piers. The downtown Ferry Pier is used for passenger ferries to Playa del Carmen and sometimes for cruise ship tenders.
Add a commentThe impressive Cozumel marina has over 300 berths and represents one of the Mexican government's largest investments in tourism infrastructure. Its construction was managed by Fonatur, the same federal agency that created the Mexican Caribbean resort of Cancun.
Operational responsibility for the marina in Cozumel later transferred to ASIPONA, a governmental port agency based in Progreso. For this reason it is known both as the Marina Fonatur and Marina ASIPONA.
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