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4 Ways to Get From Cozumel to Tulum

Cozumel is an island in the Caribbean Sea in Quintana Roo, about 16 km off the eastern coast of the Yucatán Peninsula and 93.9km away from Tulum. Below you will find 4 transportation options to have a wonderful day trip from Cozumel to Tulum.

Each option offers its own advantages in terms of convenience, cost, and scenic views, allowing travelers to choose the one that best suits their preferences and itinerary.

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    The Point To Take The Ferry To Get From Cozumel to Tulum

    #1: Ferry from Cozumel to Playa + Private transfer

    The most scenic way to reach Tulum from Cozumel is by taking a ferry ride, this option allows you to enjoy stunning views of the Caribbean Sea along the way. You can catch a ferry from Cozumel to Playa del Carmen, which takes about 45 minutes, and then book a private driver service to Tulum. If you arrive at Cozumel airport you can find the ferry in a 30 minute walk or take a 10 minute taxi ride.

    The ferry ticket for adults is 580 pesos roundtrip, for minors above 12 years old the price is 460 pesos roundtrip.

    #2: Ferry from Cozumel to Playa Del Carmen + Colectivo

    If you’re in Cozumel and eager to explore the wonders of Tulum, we’ve got you covered. Start your journey with a scenic ferry ride from Cozumel to Playa del Carmen.

    Upon arriving in Playa del Carmen, make your way to the ADO bus station conveniently located on Fifth Avenue, in front of the dock’s chapel. You can easily spot it across from the Parque los Fundadores.

    The ADO bus offers a comfortable and affordable option to reach Tulum from Playa Del Carmen. With a one-way fare of just 120 MXN, it’s an excellent choice for budget-conscious travelers.

    #3: Ferry + ADO Bus to Tulum

    If you’re in Cozumel and eager to explore the wonders of Tulum, we’ve got you covered. Start your journey with a scenic ferry ride from Cozumel to Playa del Carmen.

    Upon arriving in Playa del Carmen, make your way to the ADO bus station conveniently located on Fifth Avenue, in front of the dock’s chapel. You can easily spot it across from the Parque los Fundadores.

    The ADO bus offers a comfortable and affordable option to reach Tulum from Playa Del Carmen. With a one-way fare of just 120 MXN, it’s an excellent choice for budget-conscious travelers.

    #4: Getting your car on the ferry

    If you’re planning to travel to Cozumel and want to bring your vehicle along for the ride, we’ve got you covered. Here’s everything you need to know about taking your car on the ferry.

    The price for bringing a vehicle on the ferry is 800 MXN, and if you’re not traveling alone the co-pilot extra charge is 110 mxn. Be sure to budget for these costs when planning your journey.

    Due to the limited schedule, it’s advisable to book your ferry crossing in advance, especially during peak travel seasons. Check the ferry’s schedule and availability to ensure a smooth and hassle-free experience.

    If you are going to Cozumel arrive at the ferry terminal in Punta Venado in advance of your scheduled departure time. Follow the instructions provided by ferry staff for boarding procedures and vehicle placement on the ferry. Once aboard, relax and enjoy the scenic journey to Cozumel.

    Conclusion

    Embarking on a trip from Cozumel to Tulum is a seamless experience when you know the ropes. By combining a ferry ride to Playa del Carmen with a bus journey, private driver or colectivo to Tulum, you’ll enjoy a stress-free and affordable adventure. So pack your bags, hit the ferry and get ready to discover the magic of Tulum.

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