Hidden on the island’s remote northern shore, Cozumel Pearl Farm is the Caribbean’s only active pearl cultivation site, offering a tranquil escape and a glimpse into sustainable pearl farming. Accessible only by boat, this secluded destination includes a snorkel tour over the oyster hatchery, where you’ll discover underwater treasures like a life-sized Virgen de Guadalupe statue and vibrant coral reefs. Guests can also learn about the meticulous process of cultivating pearls and the farm’s eco-friendly practices, such as solar and wind energy use. After the tour, enjoy a freshly prepared lunch under a palapa, unwind on the sandy beach, or relax in hammocks surrounded by pristine nature.

Jiming Temple, a revered place of worship since the 14th century, continues to attract numerous visitors with its blend of history and natural beauty. First constructed in the 14th century, the temple has undergone several renovations, with most of what we see today reconstructed in the 1980s. It remains the region's most attended temple to date. In spring, the blooming sakura along the path bathe the temple in pink, attracting many visitors.

Enjoy this romantic walkway along the sea and the stunning views that it provides. En route you will see the Château d'If, as well as beautiful coves called "calanques". The entire 12-kilometre long Corniche leading down to the Prado Beaches is best explored by bike, with stops for photos and dining.

There is a bustling fish market in the Vieux Port (old port) well worth exploring. The intense smell of fish and salty sea breeze contributes to making this experience engaging to the senses. Why not buy some fresh fish and try your hand at the local speciality fish stew (bouillabaisse)?