By Philippe,on April 11th,2011 
Welcome to Cozumel Choice Tours where we invite you to Take an Adventure in Culture with us! We are specialists in the Mayan culture and would love to share our passion for this civilization by taking you to the most reputed Mayan sites in the Mexican State of Quintana Roo. We are excited to invite you to plunge in the Mayan culture with David and his brother Juan that have an extensive knowledge of the Mayan civilization. They were born in the heart of a Mayan family by the Chacchoben ruins where they have learned about traditional medicine,local flora,and fauna. They grew up in Tulum at the time the ruins were being excavated. Later,through formal education as certified tourist guides,they have also learned how to transmit their own life experiences. For over 20 years we have proudly been guiding cruise-ship clients to the Mayan sites and our reputation keeps growing based on: - exquisite punctuality,
- small groups limited to 12 people,
- knowledge and passion for the authentic Mayan world,and
- our personal involvement in consistently delivering the highest customer experience.
The Cozumel Choice offers you a private tour touch at a non-private price. Instead of spending hours in a crowded bus with 60 of your shipmates,why not enjoying a small fully-escorted tour to Tulum,discover the Tulum ruins from the sea as the Spanish conquerors first found them,explore the highlights of Cozumel or swim with turtles in the Akumal bay? Check our tours and book your trip with us today! 
By Philippe,on June 25th,2010 Visit with us the impressive Tulum Ruins by the turquoise seaTulum,in Mayan means “fence or wall”,and is one of the most visited Maya sites in Yucatan. The impressive ruins with its backdrop of the turquoise waters is just breathtaking and a great memorable photo opportunity. Most archeologists believe that Tulum reached its flourishing during the late Post-classic period (AD 1200-1521) and that it was an important port town during its heyday. When the Spaniard Juan de Grijalva sailed past in 1518,he was amazed by the sight of the walled city,its buildings painted a gleaming red,blue and yellow and a ceremonial fire flaming atop its seaside watchtower. The several meters thick walls surrounding three sides of Tulum indicate that this settlement had a strategic function as a religious and trading port during the strife between Maya city-states. The city was abandoned a few years after the Spanish conquest and reoccupied by the Maya Cruzobs during the Casts War in the 1800′s. During your visit you will come to understand the everyday life in this Maya city,architecture,mythology and religious beliefs,commerce and important historical milestones. See tour details By Philippe,on June 24th,2010 The view of the impressive ruins with its backdrop of the turquoise waters is just breathtaking.In this tour you will have the opportunity not only to walk around one of the most important Mayan sites but also to have a new insight in history by looking at the ancient city from the sea,the way the Spanish conquerors discovered it in 1518 when the buildings were painted a gleaming red,blue and yellow and a ceremonial fire flaming atop its seaside watchtower. The view of the ruins from the sea will also help you understand the importance of this city as a trade port in ancient times. Trade was a key commercial activity to the Mayans that created an extensive network of long and short-distance trade routes linking different points in the region to transport products such as salt (one of the most important commodities in the Mayan civilization used to cook,to preserve food and also as a ritual element to perform their magic),honey,tobacco,vanilla,rubber,jade,pearls,obsidian,feathers and jaguar skins;and also manufactured goods such as pottery,incense burners and textiles. We invite you to imagine yourself in one of the large canoes -up to 53 feet long- trading in exchange for other goods or cocoa beans,that were used as currency. You can learn how the sailors found the entrance to the city from the sea by following guiding fire in the building known as El Castillo used as a beacon. Finally,if you wish and time and weather allows it,you will also have the chance to plunge in the water and see the amazing sea life of the coral reef located at a short distance off-shore. See tour details By Pilar,on June 23rd,2010 Wanting to make most of your vacation day but can’t decide what to do or how to plan it? Well,we’ve already done it for you! We thought of you when designing a tour that includes everything you may fit on a day … SAILING the Caribbean Sea, RELAXING at lunch aboard the Catamaran SNORKELING off the ancient Tulum ruins with the impressive view of the Mayan site, Approach the ruins by the same canal that the old merchants and Spanish conquerors used and understand the importance of this famous trade port to the Mayan where they exchanged honey,tobacco,vanilla,rubber,jade,pearls,feathers and jaguar skins At the end of the day you will be fully satisfied to have collected plenty of new memories to share with your friends back home… and everything with the special care and touch of Cozumel Choice. 
See tour details By Pilar,on June 23rd,2010 Wanting to make most of your vacation day but can’t decide what to do or how to plan it? Well,we’ve already done it for you! We thought of you when designing a tour that includes everything you may fit on a day … SAILING the Caribbean Sea, RELAXING at lunch aboard the Catamaran SNORKELING off the ancient Tulum ruins with the impressive view of the Mayan site, Approach the ruins by the same canal that the old merchants and Spanish conquerors used and understand the importance of this famous trade port to the Mayan where they exchanged honey,tobacco,vanilla,rubber,jade,pearls,feathers and jaguar skins At the end of the day you will be fully satisfied to have collected plenty of new memories to share with your friends back home… and everything with the special care and touch of Cozumel Choice. 
See tour details By Philippe,on June 22nd,2010 Snorkel in TulumIf you enjoy snorkeling in a breathtaking setting then this is a tour for you. This is a day of fun for everyone at the Petempich Bay National Park and coral reef. The water in this part of the Caribbean is so clean and teeming with marine life that anyone who loves the sea and the reefs will surely find snorkeling to be a must-do activity when visiting Tulum. The tour begins with a 40-minute ferry ride to Playa del Carmen where a brand new company van will be waiting for you to take you to Tulum. For the 45 minutes to Tulum on the road your guide will give you a good insight into present and past life in this part of Mexico including facts about history,geopolitics and economy. Once at the Tulum beach a short boat ride will take you to the guided snorkeling adventure in one of the shallow reefs off the Tulum ruins. For about 40 minutes you will enjoy the rich aquatic life and the exclusive view of the ruins from the sea. On the last part of the tour we can spend some time lying at the powdery sandy beach while having some refreshing drinks,and if time allows it we will walk you to the ruins to top up your Tulum experience. See tour details By Philippe,on June 21st,2010 Snorkel with Turtles in AkumalCome to discover with us the natural beauty of the Akumal bay,only 23 miles south of Playa del Carmen. Snorkel its transparent tranquil waters and lay on its fine sandy beach. 90% chance of being able to see turtles all year round. Akumal,place of the turtles in Maya,is one of the best locations to swim with sea turtles all year round,and where you will also enjoy the abundance of other species like Eagle Ray,Snapper,and Grouper. We invite you to safely explore with us the natural beauty of Akumal snorkeling for about 1,5 hours. We will snorkel the 3 bays – Half Moon,Greater Akumal and Aventuras Akumal –and a small reef nearby. Fine white sandy beaches,shallow transparent waters and its natural protection from the wind makes Akumal an ideal place for swimming and snorkeling while enjoying very rich marine life. See tour details | |