Audio Guide of Chankanaab Beach Adventure Park

Chankanaab Park is open every day of the year from 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM. You can easily get there by taxi from anywhere in Cozumel. If you are arriving on a cruise, most cruise lines offer direct excursions. Don’t miss this incredible experience!

General admission to Chankanaab varies by season, but it is usually around 21 USD for adults and 14 USD for children. It includes access to the park, the lagoon, the beach, the botanical garden, the crocodile exhibit, and the sea lion show. You can check updated prices on the official website: Chankanaab Official Website.

To fully enjoy all the activities Chankanaab offers, I recommend setting aside at least half a day, about 4 to 6 hours. You will be able to relax on the beach, swim in the lagoon, explore the botanical garden, and enjoy some of the shows without rushing. Be sure to bring reef-safe sunscreen and enjoy every moment!

Chankanaab is a Maya word that means 'Little Woman of the Sea' or 'Little Ocean.' It refers to the wonderful and unique inland cenote connected to the sea that forms the heart of the park. For centuries, this place has been a meeting point for marine and terrestrial life, offering an incredibly rich natural and cultural legacy.

The best time to visit Cozumel and Chankanaab is from November to May, when the weather is more pleasant and there is less rain. To avoid crowds, I suggest arriving early in the morning right when it opens, or after 2:00 PM, when cruise groups begin to leave. That way you will have a more peaceful experience exploring!

Yes, Chankanaab strives to be an inclusive park. Much of the site includes ramps and accessible pathways, including restaurant areas and some viewpoints. However, some areas may be more difficult because of the natural terrain. It is recommended to contact the park in advance for specific accessibility information about the attraction or activity that interests you most: Chankanaab Contact.

Cozumel has much more to offer. After Chankanaab, you can visit Downtown Cozumel to stroll its colorful streets and shop for souvenirs. I also recommend exploring the San Gervasio Maya ruins, the Cozumel Island Museum, or spending an afternoon snorkeling at Palancar or El Cielo. There is something for everyone!

Absolutely! I suggest bringing a swimsuit, a towel, biodegradable sunscreen to help protect the ecosystem, and an underwater camera if you want to capture moments below the surface. Arrive early to secure a spot in the best areas, and consider booking extra activities such as swimming with dolphins or scuba diving in advance to ensure availability. Don’t forget to stay hydrated!