DISCOVER MEXICO COZUMEL
Discover Mexico is a unique theme park and museum in Cozumel that immerses visitors in Mexico’s rich culture, history, and architecture, showcasing the country’s top attractions in one place. Guided tours lead you through detailed scale models of famous sites, interactive films, and displays of native art, handicrafts, and ancient artifacts, making it a fun and educational experience for the whole family.
THESE TOURS ARE NO LONGER AVAILABLE
SEE OUR THEME
PARKS
Our Advice: We recommend one of the combos because it
only takes about 2 hours to visit the park. These give
you beach time, snorkeling, sightseeing, or shopping for the
rest of your day.
FACILITIES AT DISCOVER MEXICO
- Video Experience Room
- Mercadito Corona Snack Bar
- Professional Bilingual Guides
- State of the Art Architecture
- Umbrellas
- Luxury Restrooms
- Museum of Popular Arts
- Mexican Music Surround
- All Weather Activity
- Medical Services
- Parking Lot
- Handicrafts for Sale
- Mexico in Miniature
- Souvenir Shop
- Handicap Services
- Ecologically Friendly
- 99% Mosquito Free
- Taxi Services
DISCOVER MEXICO FAQ's
Q: I'M ON A CRUISE SHIP - CAN I VISIT
DISCOVER MEXICO?
A: Yes! It's easy to visit the park during a cruise
stop. If booking the park entrance only, we recommend that you
plan a second excursion for the rest of the day - maybe a beach
break - since the park will
only take you a couple hours to tour. We've even set one up
for you, the Chankanaab combo. A great shore excursion idea.
Q: WHERE IS DISCOVER MEXICO LOCATED?
A: About 7 minutes south of downtown, a 10 minute walk from
the Puerta Maya cruise pier. From the International Pier, it's
about a 1 minute taxi ride. The address is Km 5.5, Carretera
Costera Sur, Cozumel.
Q: BY THEME PARK, DO YOU MEAN AMUSEMENT
PARK?
A: No, more like an interactive museum really. The park
is an easy way to experience Mexico's history and culture through
exhibits of the nation's highlights and architecture, video screens
and films introducing you to Mexico, and an art gallery featuring
native artifacts and handicrafts.
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