Invisible boat snorkel tour – 360° underwater views of sunken ships and Lego Zone artificial reefs, snorkel Villablanca Reef for puffer fish, surgeonfish and eagle rays, all gear, life jacket, 2 beers or waters and bilingual guide included (1.5 hours).
Glide over Cozumel’s vibrant reefs on a fully transparent glass-bottom boat, giving you a dry, panoramic view of tropical fish, coral gardens, stingrays, and even sunken structures that have become artificial reefs—without ever getting wet unless you choose to snorkel.
Your small-group tour (max 15) cruises to prime spots like Palancar Reef, Colombia Reef, and the Villablanca Wall, with the option to jump in for a guided snorkel session (gear provided) to swim among colorful fish and possible eagle rays. Relax on deck with bottled water and sodas as the guide points out marine life below, and capture every moment through the crystal-clear floor.
This 1.5-hour adventure includes a quick safety briefing, complete snorkel gear (vest, mask, snorkel, fins), drinks, and the unique underwater perspective from above.
Real talk: the boat is stable but the water’s so clear you’ll feel like you’re floating right over the reef—bring reef-safe sunscreen (apply before boarding) and a towel if you snorkel.
Perfect for cruise passengers or anyone short on time; book early for calm seas.
Here's practical advice to help your glass-bottom boat day go well, based on common experiences with reefs, water conditions, and the boat. We've pulled this from what past guests told us after their trips.
Common issues. Seas can be wavy—guests prone to motion sickness took meds. Not wheelchair accessible—steps to boat. Weather rarely cancels; dress in layers.
No—stay dry and view through the clear hull. Many guests just enjoyed the boat ride and scenery. Snorkeling is optional for those who want to swim.
Crystal-clear—guests said the transparent hull made fish and coral feel like they were right under the boat. Perfect for photos without getting wet.
Yes for children who handle boat motion. Families said kids loved the underwater views and optional snorkeling, but supervise closely.
Limited—snacks include fruit and light bites. Notify early for adjustments. Guests found options sufficient.
Clear hull and open deck give great angles—bring a good zoom lens or phone with stabilizer. Crew pauses for shots at reefs and landmarks.
Unique see-through hull for dry underwater views, small group (15 max), and optional snorkeling. Past guests preferred the novelty and comfort over traditional glass-bottom boats.
Book it today with Cozumel Snorkeling Tours or simply following this link.
