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Quote: My husband and I spent a glorious 2 & 1/2 hrs. snorkelling yesterday at Chankanaab. We arrived at 9:30 a.m. to a completely empty park and were greeted by a reservations clerk who barely spoke English and who had no enthusiasm at all for her... Read the full Chankanaab National Marine Park (Parque Chankanaab) review
Quote: Chankanaab is fabulous. The children's "pool" (really a saltwater lagoon) offers an incredible opportunity for kids and inexperienced adults to snorkle and view beautiful fish, aquatic plants, sea urchins, crabs and hermit crabs. The water maxes... Read the full Chankanaab National Marine Park (Parque Chankanaab) review
Quote: We spent the morning at Chankanaab in Jan. We made a stop here from our cruise on Carnival Inspiration. This is a beautiful place. We did some snorkeling, relaxed on the beach and even though we didn't participate in the Dolphin encounter we did... Read the full Chankanaab National Marine Park (Parque Chankanaab) review
Quote: Chankanaab Park was a wonderful day trip on our Western Caribbean cruise. We decided you only live once and to shell out the cash to meet the dolphins. We paid $100 per person for entrance to the park and the dolphin encounter. I believe admission... Read the full Chankanaab National Marine Park (Parque Chankanaab) review
From journal Dolphin Encounter in Cozumel
Quote: Beautiful beach! Covered chairs and hammocks, snorkeling, and more! This is the best place for relaxing and seeing the tropical fish and reefs! It does cost $15 per person to get in, but it is well worth it. There are changing rooms and showers,... Read the full Chankanaab National Marine Park (Parque Chankanaab) review
From journal Western Caribbean Cruise via Princess Cruises
Quote: Chankanaab Park is a Wonderful Experience. Our kids did the full Royal Dolphin Swim, and loved it. And now they allow parents (or whomever) to stand topside (along the walkway) and take pictures and videos, so you're not locked in to buying their... Read the full Chankanaab National Marine Park (Parque Chankanaab) review
From journal Rick's Guide to New Year's in Cozumel
Quote: Although most cruise ships offer shore excursions to Chankanaab, it is cheaper and just as easy to get there on your own. In fact, if you are really brave and it is not terribly hot, you could actually walk the distance if you are docked at the... Read the full Chankanaab National Marine Park (Parque Chankanaab) review
From journal Western Caribbean on the Zaandam
Quote: This is a beautiful park for snorkeling. Beach chairs, shops, dining, drinks, lagoon, exotic birds, Mayan architecture, etc., are all available. Water is crystal-clear! Many colorful fish, not a lot of coral. There is a float to swim/snorkel to... Read the full Chankanaab National Marine Park (Parque Chankanaab) review
From journal A Week in Cozumel at the Melia Cozumel
Quote: Believe it or not, we swam with a sea lion! Her name was Nena, and she is the loveliest and sweetest sea lion in this world. Don't call her "seal". The difference between a seal and a sea lion is that sea lions have ears, and they are able to stand... Read the full Chankanaab National Marine Park (Parque Chankanaab) review
From journal Cozumel, a gorgeous spot in the Mexican Riviera
Quote: Chankanaab is the only ecological park on the island, THE place to visit if you go to Cozumel. Bring your snorkels and get ready for a lot of fun. Besides all of the beautiful fish, there is a Spanish cannon, a Mayan sculpture, and some other... Read the full Chankanaab National Marine Park (Parque Chankanaab) review