4 San Miguel Town Tours in Cozumel Worth Booking

1.E-Bike City Tour though Cozumel & Taco Tasting Tour

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 155 reviews · 3 hours (approx.) · from $75Our pick

Ride an e-bike through Cozumel with a local guide, stopping at San Miguel Church, Cozumel Park, island monuments, a beach, and Corpus Christi Cathedral. The $75 tour includes a helmet, vest, water, three tacos, and an ice cream tasting, with groups capped at 12.

“It was great! Our tour guides went above and beyond to make sure we were safe, they included some very exciting stops on the way. Highly recommend this to anyone!”

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2.Open Top City Tour & Beach Break

★★★★★★★★★★4.0 · 120 reviews · 5 hours (approx.) · from $59

See Cozumel from an open-top bus, walk through San Miguel, visit Benito Juarez Park, taste tequila and chocolate at Otoch Mayan Experience, then relax with a cocktail at Punta Morena. Guides such as Juan, Alex, Raul, and Jesus have earned praise, but pickup details need careful checking.

“The entire tour was great Alex was very nice, funny and knowledgeable about the history and culture. He was on time and ensured we made it back to ship on time. We would recommend this tour to anyone.”

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3.Cozumel: City Tour by E-bike

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 74 reviews · from $61

Ride through central Cozumel with a guide such as Gabriel, Josua, Alberto, or Martin Poot, stopping at Corpus Christi Church, the municipal market, a Mayan monument, and a hacienda tequila tasting. Lunch, water, a helmet, and the electric bike are included, though vehicle type and lunch service can vary.

“E-bikes we're really e-scooters. Still fun. Enjoyed the cemetery and the market. Wish we could've had more time for shopping. One of the scooters ran out of juice so we had to wait to get it going again. Tequila tasting was good.”

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4.Cozumel City Tour By Trolley

★★★★★★★★★★3.5 · 70 reviews · 3 hours (approx.) · from $43Best value

Ride an air-conditioned trolley through central Cozumel, stop at Corpus Christi Church, sample chocolate and tequila, shop near the main square, and pose by the Cozumel sign. The three-hour outing suits cruise passengers and anyone wanting a simple introduction without renting a car.

“Arrived by ship, they told us we had to turn left at pier, but they didn't know what pier we arrived at. Walked left a mile or so, realized we were going the wrong way. Then had to get a cab. Turns out we needed a cab both directions, which they didn't tell us.”

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