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🤿 Cozumel Snorkel Trip: Palancar, Colombia & El Cielo
Cross to Cozumel and snorkel three sites — Palancar and Colombia reefs plus the starfish sandbar of El Cielo.
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- Boat visits 2-3 sites: Palancar Reef, Colombia Reef and the El Cielo shallow sandbar famous for cushion sea stars
- From Playa del Carmen, packages include the 40-min ferry crossing or a direct boat
- Open bar (beer, soda) and fresh fruit on most boats; some add ceviche lunch
- Snorkel gear and marine-park-licensed guides included; El Cielo is only reachable by boat
- Half-day format; morning departures get the calmest water
- Marine park bracelet fee (~$10) often paid separately
Tsara ho fantatra
Lazao anay ny datyo — manamafy ny fahafahana sy ny vidiny tsara indrindra amin'izao fotoana izao miaraka amin'ny mpivarotra izahay. Tsy misy fandoavam-bola aloha, tsy misy fanampiana.
- ✓ Fafaovam-bola maimaimpoana amin'ny ankamaroan'ny fitsidihana
- ✓ Tsy misy fandoavam-bola aloha — mandoa ny mpikirakira
- ✓ Olona tena izy izay miaina eo amin'ity morontsiraka ity
Photo: Gérard Cachon, CC BY-NC-ND 2.0, via flickr
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