Four hours aboard a private Lagoon 40 catamaran from Marina Cozumel ASIPONA (Fonatur) to Cardona Reef. Swim, snorkel, paddleboard and relax on a quiet beach with an included food and drink spread—ideal for families and small groups.
Four hours aboard a private Lagoon 40 catamaran from Marina Cozumel ASIPONA (Fonatur) to Cardona Reef. Swim, snorkel, paddleboard and relax on a quiet beach with an included food and drink spread—ideal for families and small groups.
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Operated by Siete Mares · Cozumel, Quintana Roo
Set off from Marina Cozumel ASIPONA (Fonatur) on a sun-bright morning aboard the Lagoon 40 for a four-hour private beach adventure that collapses the line between easy holiday and small-scale sea expedition. This trip runs out of Cozumel, Quintana Roo, Mexico, and centers on Cardona Reef, a stretch of live coral and turquoise shallows favored for snorkeling and quiet sandy coves. The Lagoon 40 is a private catamaran where groups relax, swim, paddleboard and drift from reef to shore with an attentive crew serving drinks and coastal snacks. After an efficient safety briefing at the dock the boat eases offshore. The first highlight is Cardona Reef—ragged coral gardens and bommies sculpted in limestone that host angelfish, parrotfish and curious rays. Snorkelers can glide over fringing coral ledges and watch schools thread through spur-and-groove channels. Snorkel gear is provided; the crew stages the ladder and points out current-free entry zones so even novice snorkelers can feel secure. The private beach stop feels like a reward and a quiet counterpoint to the reef. A narrow sand strip with shallow turquoise water invites floating, paddleboarding and short shoreline walks. Towels and a paddleboard are included, and the onboard menu goes beyond chips and salsa: veggie crudités, fish and shrimp ceviche, guacamole and quesadillas keep energy up, while sodas, water, beer and a selection of spirits—Bacardi rum, Don Julio tequila, Smirnoff vodka and Johnnie Walker Red Label—make it easy to toast a perfect afternoon. What distinguishes this outing is the balance: the Lagoon 40 is private and social at once. It’s intimate enough for family groups and sizable enough for a lively crowd up to 22. The vessel’s twin-hull design provides stable platforms for snorkeling entries, and the crew’s local knowledge finds calm anchorages and healthy reef sections away from busier dive boats. Practical notes: meet at Marina Cozumel ASIPONA (Fonatur) and arrive early for check-in; bring reef-safe sunscreen, swimwear and a light cover-up for the return when sea breeze cools. Tips to the crew are customary. For travelers staying in San Miguel de Cozumel or nearby hotels on the western side of the island, this four-hour window fits neatly into an afternoon itinerary, leaving time to explore town before sunset. For anyone seeking a short, high-value marine outing in Cozumel, this Lagoon 40 private beach adventure is a tidy package: saltwater, coral, a peaceful beach and a crew that knows how to make a half-day feel like a small coastal escape. Bookings include snorkel gear, paddleboard, towels and a light food spread; confirm any dietary requests ahead of time and arrive hydrated so you can enjoy the reef without interruption. Plan for seasickness remedies if you're prone and keep cameras waterproof for encounters.
Arrive 20–30 minutes before the scheduled departure at Marina Cozumel ASIPONA (Fonatur) for check-in and safety briefing.
Yes—mask, snorkel and fins are provided. The crew will advise on best entry points based on currents.
Yes—veggie crudités, fish and shrimp ceviche, guacamole, quesadillas, sodas, water, beer and selected spirits are included.
Yes—this outing accommodates families. Supervision is required and basic swimming ability is recommended for water activities.
Transportation is not included; most travelers arrange a short taxi or use hotel transfer services to reach Marina Cozumel ASIPONA (Fonatur).
If you’re prone to seasickness take preventive medication before boarding and sit near the centerline where motion is minimized.
Siete Mares is a Quintana Roo–based charter operator offering day trips aboard a Lagoon 40 catamaran. Operating from Marina Asipona in Quintana Roo, Siete Mares runs three signature excursions: a 4-hour Private Beach Adventure to Cardona Reef, a 6-hour El Cielo Full Experience that includes El Cielo, Palancar Reef and Cozumel, and a 3-hour Sunset Sail & Snorkel to nearby coral reefs. Each trip provides opportunities to swim, snorkel, and relax on secluded or pristine beaches, with routes that highlight starfish in El Cielo, manta rays at Palancar Reef, and vibrant coral at Cardona Reef. Trips depart from Marina Asipona and focus on small-group sailing aboard a Lagoon 40, combining open-sea cruising with beach time and reef snorkeling. Select cruises note onboard drinks and light treats during the voyage. The El Cielo Full Experience emphasizes exploration of sandbar areas known for starfish and includes time to snorkel at Palancar Reef and enjoy Cozumel’s beaches. The Private Beach Adventure centers on a secluded beach stop at Cardona Reef, while the Sunset Sail & Snorkel pairs reef snorkeling with Caribbean sunset views. Siete Mares is presented on The Adventure Collective and markets specific, time-defined excursions lasting three, four, or six hours. The operator’s activity options are consistently centered on swimming, snorkeling, beach relaxation, and scenic sailing from Quintana Roo. These factual trip details can help visitors choose the right duration and destinations for their Caribbean day charter. Booking information and exact departure times are available through Siete Mares listings and partner platforms.
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