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A private speedboat outing along Cozumel's coastline timed for sunset, with a snorkeling stop along the way.
Cruise Cozumel's coastline by private speedboat as the sun goes down, with a stop to snorkel before the light fades — a compact, scenic private outing for your group only.
This private speedboat outing is timed around Cozumel's sunset, combining a scenic coastal cruise with a snorkeling stop while there's still daylight. It's a compact, private experience for your own group only — not a shared scheduled departure.
A popular starting point — every Voyzo itinerary is fully customizable, so we'll shape the order and stops around your group.
Departs from a marina in Cozumel — exact meeting point and timing confirmed at booking to align with sunset.
A scenic run along Cozumel's coastline, exclusively for your group.
Departure timed so the return leg catches the sunset.
A stop to snorkel while there's still light.
Back to your hotel, home, or the airport — whenever your day wraps up.
Cruise Cozumel's coastline by private speedboat as the sun goes down, with a stop to snorkel before the light fades — a compact, scenic private outing for your group only. This private speedboat outing is timed around Cozumel's sunset, combining a scenic coastal cruise with a snorkeling stop while there's still daylight. It's a compact, private experience for your own group only — not a shared scheduled departure.
Cozumel's two coastlines are genuinely different environments, and that's why this route runs along the west side of the island. The west coast faces the mainland across the relatively calm, current-sheltered Cozumel Channel, which is also why nearly every hotel, marina, and dive operation on the island sits on this side; the east coast, by contrast, faces the open Caribbean directly, with no landmass to block the trade winds and a stronger, often dangerous undertow that keeps it largely undeveloped and unsuitable for this kind of outing.
That sheltered western exposure is also what makes it the right side of the island for sunset. The sun sets over Cozumel on a bearing of roughly 291 degrees — west-northwest — which from a boat on the Cozumel Channel puts the setting sun out over open water in the direction of the mainland, rather than behind the island itself. Exact timing shifts with the season, which is why this private outing's departure is set close to the day's actual sunset rather than a fixed hour.
The snorkeling stop built into the route takes advantage of the same calm, clear western water, giving the group a chance to get in before the light starts to fade — a compact way to pair Cozumel's coastal scenery with a brief look under the surface, all within a single private outing timed around the day's own sunset rather than a shared group schedule.
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