Deluxe Catamaran in Cozumel with Snorkeling Lunch and Drinks

Five hours in Cozumel, on a real catamaran.

This deluxe 65-foot catamaran tour mixes guided snorkeling with time at Fury beach club, so you get reef time and big resort energy in one go. I especially like the smooth, organized feel of the day, and the fact that certified guides are there to help you make the most of the water time.

What I liked just as much: the included food and drinks. You’ll get Black Angus burgers and fries plus unlimited soda, and if you’re 18 or older, unlimited alcoholic drinks are included onboard and at the beach club. One heads-up for planning: the tour price does not include getting you to the ferry terminal area, so you’ll need your own ground transportation to reach Muelle Fiscal de Cozumel.

Key highlights I’d plan around

• 65-foot catamaran ride that feels like a day at sea, not a cramped boat tour
• Snorkeling equipment included, guided by certified leaders
• Fury beach club access, including its water park style play area
• Unlimited drinks: soda for everyone, alcohol included for 18 and older
• Black Angus burgers and fries included with your beach-club time
• Max 100 travelers, so it stays lively without feeling like a stampede

What you really get on this Cozumel catamaran day

This is a classic value-and-fun format: boat time plus a major beach club stop, with the essentials already covered. For $109 per person, you’re paying for the catamaran experience, snorkeling gear, guide support, beach club entry, a meal, and drinks, plus dock tax.

The catamaran is 65 feet long, which matters. Bigger boats tend to feel steadier and more comfortable, and you’re more likely to find space to relax during the ride. It also helps that the day is built around a single route, meaning you’re not constantly repeating bus, ferry, and walk steps.

On the water side, you’ll have snorkeling equipment included and certified guides leading the experience. That’s the difference between just putting on a mask and actually knowing what to look for and how to handle the time comfortably.

Then the day shifts to Fury beach club. You’re not stuck on a tiny beach for an hour. You get access to a full water-park-style setup with things to do, plus a meal and drinks so you’re not hunting down snacks after you get sunburnt.

1 pm timing and how to actually make it on time

The tour starts at 1:00 pm from Muelle Fiscal de Cozumel, Terminal de Ferrys, in Centro. It returns to the same meeting point, so you avoid the hassle of trying to figure out transport back across town later.

Because ground transportation to the ferry terminal is not included, I strongly recommend planning your arrival so you’re already in the area with time to spare. This matters more than people think, especially if you’re traveling with kids or anyone who gets stressed by “we’re rushing” energy.

Also note the tour is offered in English, which is useful if you want instructions and guide communication to be easy. It’s listed as having mobile tickets, which you’ll want saved or accessible on your phone.

Snorkeling in Cozumel: gear included, guides doing the heavy lifting

This tour’s snorkeling part is built for people who want the reef experience without a lot of extra planning. You’ll use snorkeling equipment provided with the tour, so you can travel lighter and skip rental hassle.

The other big factor is that snorkeling is led by certified guides. With a guide, you generally spend more time looking at marine life and less time guessing where to go or what to do if conditions feel different than expected. You’ll also have a real person watching the group so everyone stays on track during the water time.

What I’d do before you go: treat snorkeling like it’s part of your comfort plan, not just an activity. That means wearing swim-friendly clothes under your cover-up, bringing sun protection, and having a plan for what you’ll store on the boat (phone, towel, extra layer). The tour includes the water gear, but your comfort is still on you.

One more practical point: the total time is about 5 hours. That means you get a meaningful chunk of snorkeling time, then you move on to beach club fun, not a half-day that drags so long you lose energy.

Onboard experience: drinks and the pace of a 65-foot ride

There’s a reason people love doing this tour more than once: it’s genuinely a fun day on the water, not just a means to an end. The boat is a 65-foot long catamaran, and the vibe is active, social, and relaxed at the same time.

You’ll also have unlimited soda available, plus unlimited alcoholic drinks for 18+. These drinks are available both onboard the catamaran and at Fury beach club. That matters for value because you’re not paying per round or constantly switching plans based on what you can afford to buy.

For planning your day, I’d think about the drinks as part of your timing. If you want to enjoy snorkeling comfortably, pace yourself early. If you’re heading for the water park activities after, hydration and a little food in your system will help you keep the energy up.

Fury beach club: water slides, trampolines, kayaks, surfboards, and hammocks

This is where the tour turns from “activity” into “play day.” Fury beach club access is included, along with the beach club water park. That’s why this option works well for mixed groups: you can be as active or as chill as you want within the beach club area.

Here are the specific things listed at the beach club:

• Trampolines
• Water slides
• Kayaks
• Surfboards
• Hammocks for downtime

That spread is rare for a half-day tour. Lots of beach club stops focus only on one style of fun, like lounging or one activity. This one lets you choose your pace, so you’re less likely to feel bored if your group has different energy levels.

Why I think this part is so strong: it keeps the day from turning into a “snorkel, eat, then sit and wait” loop. You’ll have built-in options after the snorkeling portion, which keeps momentum right when you might otherwise feel sleepy from sun and sea air.

Also, Fury beach club includes your lunch: Black Angus burgers and fries. Getting a real meal included is a big deal when you’re at a place where snacks can add up fast.

Food and drinks: what’s included and why it’s good value

You get lunch at Fury beach club: Black Angus burgers and fries. That’s not just a token snack. It’s a proper meal that helps you keep going through the water slides, trampolines, and active play.

On top of that, you get unlimited drinks. Unlimited soda is included for everyone. If you’re 18 or older, unlimited alcoholic drinks are included as well, both onboard and at the beach club.

For value, this is the part that really boosts the price justification. If you add up typical costs for:

• snorkeling gear rental
• a beach club day
• lunch
• drinks

…this package stops looking expensive and starts looking like a planned, all-in day.

For comfort and responsibility, remember that alcohol is included only for adults. If you’re traveling with teens, plan for soda and non-alcoholic options because the tour data specifies the alcohol age limit.

Who should book this Cozumel tour (and who might skip it)

This is a solid fit for:

• Families who want a structured day with lots to do on land after snorkeling
• Friends who want a social catamaran ride plus beach club activities
• People who like doing Cozumel in a repeatable way, because this type of format is easy to return to

One of the strongest signals from past experience is how well the day holds up over multiple trips. The tour is described as well run and organized, and people keep coming back because the reef experience and the beach club energy both work.

It’s also capped at 100 travelers, which I like for balance. It’s big enough for a lively atmosphere, but not so huge that everything feels chaotic.

The main situation where you might think twice: if you’re looking for a quiet, low-energy beach day. Fury beach club has water-park-style fun, so it’s more activity-focused than tranquil.

Possible drawbacks to consider before you pay

No tour is perfect, so here are the main considerations you should plan around.

First is the logistics piece: ground transportation to the ferry terminal is not included. If you’re staying far from the Centro area, you may need to budget time and money for getting to Muelle Fiscal de Cozumel.

Second is the adult-only alcohol condition. If your group includes anyone under 18, they won’t be part of the alcohol portion. That’s not a problem, but it affects how you think about the “everyone gets the same stuff” factor.

Third is time. At about 5 hours, this is a half-day experience, which is great for many people, but it means you should be ready to switch gears quickly from snorkeling to beach club activities.

Pricing and value: why $109 can make sense here

$109 is the headline price, and the real question is what you’re buying for that money. In this case, you’re not just buying transport. You’re buying a bundle of things that usually cost extra on their own: snorkeling gear use, guide support, beach club access, a meal, and unlimited drinks.

You also get dock tax included, which prevents that annoying last step where you realize you forgot an extra fee.

If you’re the type of traveler who hates budgeting mid-trip, this is attractive. You can plan your day around included items and spend less time scanning menus, hunting for rentals, or calculating how much the drinks will cost.

And if you’ve ever done a snorkeling day where you come back still hungry and thirsty, this one has a built-in “eat and reset” moment at Fury beach club.

Should you book this deluxe catamaran and Fury beach club day?

I’d book it if you want a one-stop Cozumel experience that mixes reef time with beach club fun. The combination of a 65-foot catamaran, guided snorkeling with equipment provided, and a day at Fury beach club with slides, trampolines, and hammocks makes it feel like you’re getting two experiences for the price of one.

I’d hesitate only if your priority is quiet snorkeling with minimal beach-activity noise, or if you know you’ll struggle with the included route because you don’t want to handle getting to Muelle Fiscal de Cozumel.

If your group has mixed interests, that’s where this tour shines. You can snorkel, then everyone can find something they enjoy at the water park style beach club.

FAQ

What is the start time and where does the tour meet in Cozumel?

The tour starts at 1:00 pm at Muelle Fiscal de Cozumel, Terminal de Ferrys, 77622, Centro, 77668 Cozumel, Q.R., Mexico. It ends back at the same meeting point.

How long is the catamaran tour?

The duration is listed as about 5 hours.

Is snorkeling equipment included?

Yes. Snorkeling equipment is included for the snorkeling portion.

What is included at Fury beach club?

You get access to Fury beach club, including the water park. Food is included (Black Angus burgers and fries), and drinks are included as well.

Are drinks included, and is alcohol available?

Unlimited soda is included. Unlimited alcoholic drinks are included only for travelers aged 18 and older, and drinks are available onboard the catamaran and at the beach club.

What is the group size limit?

The tour has a maximum of 100 travelers.

Is ground transportation included to reach the ferry terminal?

No. Ground transportation to the ferry terminal in downtown Cozumel is not included.

Can I cancel for a full refund?

Yes. Free cancellation is available up to 24 hours in advance of the experience start time for a full refund.