Papito's Beach Club & Restaurant Bar Cozumel
Papito's Beach Club & Restaurant Bar Cozumel
Papito's Beach Club & Restaurant Bar Cozumel
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Papito's Beach Club Restaurant and Bar is the latest and most exclusive beach club in Cozumel. Away from the crowded and over-commercialized beaches in Cozumel, find Papito's Beach in the protected National Park Punta Sur, on the shores of famous Cozumel National Marine Park. Miles of sandy beach, no boat traffic, no traffic noise...Enjoy a unique natural setting, world class snorkel from shore!
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Peter M
Valbonne, France16 contributions
Jan 2020
The beach setting was the most beautiful we experienced on the island, the service was great and we enjoyed some tasty Mexican delights, watched over by their pet racoon.
We arrived here having cycled 20km from our hotel, then unexpectedly another 8km from the entrance to the nature reserve to the nearest restaurant - but it was definitely worth the effort.
Maybe next time, we’ll make sure we have enough cash in advance. They do take VISA but the waiter had to climb up a lifeguards watch tower waving the credit card machine to try and get a WiFi connection. It took some time for the transaction to go through, long enough for us to worry about having to wash up - but it all worked out in the end and always in good humour.
We arrived here having cycled 20km from our hotel, then unexpectedly another 8km from the entrance to the nature reserve to the nearest restaurant - but it was definitely worth the effort.
Maybe next time, we’ll make sure we have enough cash in advance. They do take VISA but the waiter had to climb up a lifeguards watch tower waving the credit card machine to try and get a WiFi connection. It took some time for the transaction to go through, long enough for us to worry about having to wash up - but it all worked out in the end and always in good humour.
Written February 1, 2020
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David G
Niagara-on-the-Lake, Canada53 contributions
Feb 2017 • Couples
My wife and I, along with another couple stopped here for lunch and a beach visit. Lunch was very good and the beer was cold. Staff was very pleasant. After, we headed to the beach to relax, read a bit, snorkel and enjoy this lovely area. Unfortunately, the head pounding music being played from the bar/ restaurant completely destroyed our enjoyment. A nice, soft beat would have been appreciated, but electronic, drum beating rave music was highly inappropriate. We asked if the volume could be reduced and it was for a period. But,then it was turned up again. Instead of ordering more food and beer we decided to leave.
Written February 14, 2017
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Papitos Beach Club would like to apologize for the inconvenience. We appreciate your note and we will make our best to avoid situation like that in the future.
Sincerely,
Carlos Gonzalez
Written February 15, 2017
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Robyn C
Bozeman, MT40 contributions
Mar 2014 • Couples
Our taxi driver recommended Papito's while we were visiting Punta Sur on a day trip from our resort. The beach was almost empty and the water was gorgeous. The server came right out to our umbrella and beach chairs to take our order and bring our food. He also pointed out several good areas for snorkeling and there was a beautiful reef about 100 yards right off the beach. The swimming area was roped off with buoys so it was safe to avoid boats, etc. (Not that we saw many!) We did see a giant sting ray and plenty of fish, including a 4 foot Lemon shark that swam very close to shore. This was one of our favorite day trips and Papito's definitely added to that!
Written April 1, 2014
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Carl D
Cleveland, GA110 contributions
Jan 2016
If you're looking for a 'get away' from the crowded beach spots at Cozumel, Go to Punta Sur Eco Park and Spend the day at Papito's. They have snorkeling, diving, kayaking, paddle-boarding, beach chair & umbrellas, hammocks, massage, shell collecting, swimming, dining & more ! The staff is incredible...so friendly, accommodating, & speaks excellent English ! The food and drinks were great and very reasonable and the facilities were clean and spacious. Lounge in the sand, take a stroll, dive the reef with the friendliest fish in all of Mexico :)
Written January 27, 2016
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Thank you for visiting us and your post. We hope to see you soon.
Regards,
Carlos Gonzalez
Papitos Beach Club in Cozumel
Written January 29, 2016
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travelmakesUrich
Winter Garden, FL3,736 contributions
Jan 2015 • Couples
We went to Papito's for the day while our cruise ship was in Cozumel, one of 7 in port that day. We didn't want the craziness of those 20,000 people plus everyone else already vacationing on the island, so the 50-person limit at Papito's sounded right up our alley.
I've included a photo of the taxi fare board from the cruise terminal as, prior to our trip, I was unable to get a clear idea of how much it would cost to get there. We did the all-inclusive package at Papito's, which didn't include transportation, but Papito's was willing to provide a cab for an additional $100. As you can see from the photo, a cab for up to 4 people to Punta Sur (where Papito's is located) is only $70, round trip. Our cab driver asked what time we wanted to be picked up, and when we were packing up a half hour prior, he was already there, but I can't say whether he waited there all day or came back for us. Either way, it was easy to arrange our own transportation, and not as expensive as I'd anticipated. It's about 30 minutes from the port to Papito's - and the same going back.
We were the first people to get to Papito's, after stopping to pay about 10 minutes from the destination, where we were given wristbands. The view in the park as you approach Papito's is breath-taking - I wish I'd asked the driver to stop and let me get a photo as the lighthouse came into view, because the sun was in a different position that afternoon as we left, and you couldn't see the vivid blue and green of the water.
The beach at Papito's was lovely - white sand, clear water with grass on the bottom in spots, and lots of privacy. No vendors hawking their wares, and only one other "club" visible, though it wasn't at all overlapping, although a large group of snorkelers did show up in the water in front of the Papito's facility from somewhere.
Drinks are served in huge glasses, with beer and water in bottles and sodas in cans. Waiters serve you wherever you sit on the beach, or you can sit in the restaurant/bar area as well. Although we were on the all-inclusive package and therefore could eat and drink for free from that menu, I paid extra for their "Papito's Shrimp" and would go back just for that meal! Delicious!
I have no way of knowing what the "norm" is, but on the day we were there, there were more than 50 people by lunchtime - I counted. At least 70, but less than 100. Granted, there were a lot of ships in port that day and ANY beach would have been crowded, so this one was probably less crowded than most, but it was a little close for comfort by early afternoon. The beach chairs are placed in rows, and while you could probably move them, we didn't, so we were very close to our neighbors. It would have been great if there had been separate smoking and non-smoking sections.
We chose not to snorkel, but others were thrilled with their swims - a giant sea star was the most-talked about find. We enjoyed taking kayaks out, and relaxing in the hammocks.
The toilets had no seats, which frightened off some women, and the bathrooms were dark, particularly when coming in from the bright sunshine. Hair-braiding and massages were available, as well as lockers, although we felt comfortable leaving our things (including cameras) on our chairs, as the wait staff was very attentive.
I've included a photo of the taxi fare board from the cruise terminal as, prior to our trip, I was unable to get a clear idea of how much it would cost to get there. We did the all-inclusive package at Papito's, which didn't include transportation, but Papito's was willing to provide a cab for an additional $100. As you can see from the photo, a cab for up to 4 people to Punta Sur (where Papito's is located) is only $70, round trip. Our cab driver asked what time we wanted to be picked up, and when we were packing up a half hour prior, he was already there, but I can't say whether he waited there all day or came back for us. Either way, it was easy to arrange our own transportation, and not as expensive as I'd anticipated. It's about 30 minutes from the port to Papito's - and the same going back.
We were the first people to get to Papito's, after stopping to pay about 10 minutes from the destination, where we were given wristbands. The view in the park as you approach Papito's is breath-taking - I wish I'd asked the driver to stop and let me get a photo as the lighthouse came into view, because the sun was in a different position that afternoon as we left, and you couldn't see the vivid blue and green of the water.
The beach at Papito's was lovely - white sand, clear water with grass on the bottom in spots, and lots of privacy. No vendors hawking their wares, and only one other "club" visible, though it wasn't at all overlapping, although a large group of snorkelers did show up in the water in front of the Papito's facility from somewhere.
Drinks are served in huge glasses, with beer and water in bottles and sodas in cans. Waiters serve you wherever you sit on the beach, or you can sit in the restaurant/bar area as well. Although we were on the all-inclusive package and therefore could eat and drink for free from that menu, I paid extra for their "Papito's Shrimp" and would go back just for that meal! Delicious!
I have no way of knowing what the "norm" is, but on the day we were there, there were more than 50 people by lunchtime - I counted. At least 70, but less than 100. Granted, there were a lot of ships in port that day and ANY beach would have been crowded, so this one was probably less crowded than most, but it was a little close for comfort by early afternoon. The beach chairs are placed in rows, and while you could probably move them, we didn't, so we were very close to our neighbors. It would have been great if there had been separate smoking and non-smoking sections.
We chose not to snorkel, but others were thrilled with their swims - a giant sea star was the most-talked about find. We enjoyed taking kayaks out, and relaxing in the hammocks.
The toilets had no seats, which frightened off some women, and the bathrooms were dark, particularly when coming in from the bright sunshine. Hair-braiding and massages were available, as well as lockers, although we felt comfortable leaving our things (including cameras) on our chairs, as the wait staff was very attentive.
Written February 2, 2015
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Coloradoroadtripper
Gunnison, CO12 contributions
Jul 2016 • Friends
I will begin with the good aspects of Papito's Beach Club because it's a shorter list. The staff was very helpful and efficient. The beach and restrooms were clean. The food was good.
Unfortunately, these positives were overshadowed by the management's lack of professionalism. Upon our arrival at the gate to the national park, we were forced to wait 45 minutes for a staff member from Papito's to confirm that we actually had a reservation. While Papito's boasts that it is located inside the national park, they do not have a good system for communication or ticketing with the park. Moreover, being inside the national park does not really provide any benefit to the visitors. You're surrounded by inaccessible jungle. Once we arrived at the very small beach club, no one had any idea how to access our reservations or how to charge us. In fact, twice I was asked by "bosses" what the admission price was listed in the website. Our all inclusive day seemed to cause tremendous confusion. We had to haggle to get snorkeling included and none of the optional national park excursions were available. At the end of the day, I paid full price for my child, and my credit card was run twice because they weren't sure how to process it.
The wait staff was great, but the bosses were clueless! The whole place had a flying-by-the-seat-of their-pants vibe. I'll spend my pesos elsewhere next time!
Unfortunately, these positives were overshadowed by the management's lack of professionalism. Upon our arrival at the gate to the national park, we were forced to wait 45 minutes for a staff member from Papito's to confirm that we actually had a reservation. While Papito's boasts that it is located inside the national park, they do not have a good system for communication or ticketing with the park. Moreover, being inside the national park does not really provide any benefit to the visitors. You're surrounded by inaccessible jungle. Once we arrived at the very small beach club, no one had any idea how to access our reservations or how to charge us. In fact, twice I was asked by "bosses" what the admission price was listed in the website. Our all inclusive day seemed to cause tremendous confusion. We had to haggle to get snorkeling included and none of the optional national park excursions were available. At the end of the day, I paid full price for my child, and my credit card was run twice because they weren't sure how to process it.
The wait staff was great, but the bosses were clueless! The whole place had a flying-by-the-seat-of their-pants vibe. I'll spend my pesos elsewhere next time!
Written July 25, 2016
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Mark L
Cozumel, Mexico8,921 contributions
Apr 2015 • Couples
Papito’s Beach Club, located in Celarain (aka Punta Sur)parque, is about 2 miles past the lighthouse on the same road as the lighthouse. We own a home on the island and Papito's has been generating a bit of a "buzz" recently so we wanted to see for ourselves what this was all about. While we don't live on the island full time, we always get a bit jaded when people use the words, "the best" to describe places we consider to be just average.
We visited Papito's on 4/15 and was pleasantly surprised how nice it was. The sand is white & soft and there are no rocks to stub your feet on. There are swim platforms you can lay on in the water. The beach extends for miles for those that want to walk simply walk a nice beach and enjoy the solitude. It is elegant in its simplicity.
A covered, full service restaurant provides great meals (the guacamole was some of the best we had ever had) and you can also rent snorkel equipment, SUP’s and get a massage.
Credit cards are accepted and the exchange rate was just a fraction lower (15:1) than the bank rate of 15.4:1-something that is rare for beach bars. This was a big deal to us as we see a lot of beach bars offer low exchange rates and take advantage the tourists who don't pay in local currency.
There is soft music in the covered palapa restaurant, but once you are 50' away all you hear is the sound of the water lapping the shore. AND, what you don't hear are jet skis, parasailers, boat motors and screaming DJ's. There are also none of the big toy floats in the water. That's a big plus for us.
My wife got a massage. They offer 6 types of massages and the amount of time is based on what you pay. She got the therapeutic massage and said it was one of the best she's had. And she could pay by credit card. (Please tip in cash though!).
I just vegged on the chaise lounge and had a few adult beverages. Service was attentive and the waiters weren't pushy.
Inasmuch as Papito's is in the parque, you do need to pay the parque admission fee, so make this an all day visit. See the crocodile lagoon, climb the lighthouse, explore and take some pictures in the AM. Then spend the rest of the day at Papito's. They close at 4PM so this is a lot earlier than most beach bar places that are open until around sunset.
The bathrooms are clean and they offer freshwater showers.
I'm babbling, but I can see what the buzz is about for this place. We were pleasantly surprised and we aren't easily impressed.
We visited Papito's on 4/15 and was pleasantly surprised how nice it was. The sand is white & soft and there are no rocks to stub your feet on. There are swim platforms you can lay on in the water. The beach extends for miles for those that want to walk simply walk a nice beach and enjoy the solitude. It is elegant in its simplicity.
A covered, full service restaurant provides great meals (the guacamole was some of the best we had ever had) and you can also rent snorkel equipment, SUP’s and get a massage.
Credit cards are accepted and the exchange rate was just a fraction lower (15:1) than the bank rate of 15.4:1-something that is rare for beach bars. This was a big deal to us as we see a lot of beach bars offer low exchange rates and take advantage the tourists who don't pay in local currency.
There is soft music in the covered palapa restaurant, but once you are 50' away all you hear is the sound of the water lapping the shore. AND, what you don't hear are jet skis, parasailers, boat motors and screaming DJ's. There are also none of the big toy floats in the water. That's a big plus for us.
My wife got a massage. They offer 6 types of massages and the amount of time is based on what you pay. She got the therapeutic massage and said it was one of the best she's had. And she could pay by credit card. (Please tip in cash though!).
I just vegged on the chaise lounge and had a few adult beverages. Service was attentive and the waiters weren't pushy.
Inasmuch as Papito's is in the parque, you do need to pay the parque admission fee, so make this an all day visit. See the crocodile lagoon, climb the lighthouse, explore and take some pictures in the AM. Then spend the rest of the day at Papito's. They close at 4PM so this is a lot earlier than most beach bar places that are open until around sunset.
The bathrooms are clean and they offer freshwater showers.
I'm babbling, but I can see what the buzz is about for this place. We were pleasantly surprised and we aren't easily impressed.
Written April 26, 2015
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Barbara B
Miami, FL37 contributions
Jan 2015 • Family
Located inside Beautiful Punta Sur Eco Park ($12 entry fee) Papito's Beach Club and Restaurant is a not so hidden gem as you could see on other reviews. Imagine this: Your own secluded beach where you could have the most relaxing day just laying on the most comfortable chairs and sipping delicious (and quite strong) margaritas delivered by the most attentive server, Monkey while you sit under the umbrellas. adventure out into a pretty outstanding Chunchacab shallow reef where you could snorkel or just play around on the pristine white sandy beach. Then is LUNCH time, Papito's restaurant has a very extensive menu, the freshest seafood and the tastiest Mexican food I had in a long time. Great services and the owner Papito loves to stop by and know how to make you feel welcome.Finish your day with a massage at the beach, Shower or just change your clothes on their very clean facilities. Will definitely come back again next time I visit, I suggest you give a try, you won't be disappointed.
Written April 21, 2015
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Sammy19
Edmonton, Canada102 contributions
Apr 2015 • Family
I've done several beach excursions while on cruises and this was far and away the best. I enjoyed every second of my time there and hated to leave. Considering how many cruise ships were in port the day we were there this place was very, very quiet. There isn't anything flashy at this place, there aren't any waterslides or anything like that, which was exactly what I wanted. The staff were very attentive, the drinks were good and the food taste awesome. Getting pick up outside the cruise terminal was great as well. I just wish I'd had more time to explore the park a little, but I guess that just means I'll have to go back again! If you're on a cruise this is the place to spend your day
Written April 8, 2015
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StickSister
Nacogdoches, TX52 contributions
Feb 2015 • Couples
We were the first guests at this place last week. We had our own waiter and the staff was very accommodating and friendly. We had lounge chairs under a shade umbrella as well as plenty of deck chairs around. There was a large raft anchored out in the beautiful blue water. From there we saw bar fish which would run into us, checking us out. We saw a ray from a distance. Even though we didn't snorkel, there were many others out at the reef. The water looked like a pool . . . but better!
We enjoyed the yard-long adult beverages as well as the appetizers, chips and pico and nachos, which were yummy. Our choice of entrees was the grilled fish which was also excellent.
The only downside was the restroom which is in disrepair. There were hammocks available as well as massages. We enjoyed sitting by the water and enjoying the beautiful scenery.
The taxi service is pricey as you go all the way to the south end of the island and then back around on a park road (bumpy) to the beach club. Expect to pay between $70-90 to get there and back to town.
We would go back . . .
We enjoyed the yard-long adult beverages as well as the appetizers, chips and pico and nachos, which were yummy. Our choice of entrees was the grilled fish which was also excellent.
The only downside was the restroom which is in disrepair. There were hammocks available as well as massages. We enjoyed sitting by the water and enjoying the beautiful scenery.
The taxi service is pricey as you go all the way to the south end of the island and then back around on a park road (bumpy) to the beach club. Expect to pay between $70-90 to get there and back to town.
We would go back . . .
Written February 19, 2015
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web site says its closed until further notice???
Written February 28, 2018
Hello Laurie,
Thank you for your email. Unfortunately no. We do not have lockers. But we have a max of 50 participants per day and the beach and restaurant are just 300 meters distance..So you can leave your belongings at the restaurant or take a beach chair and leave it near so you can see it..
Best regards,
Carlos Gonzalez
Written January 29, 2017
Hi there
I am staying on the Island..Can one just show up without booking a day at papitos?
Written March 6, 2016
Thank you for being in contact. Yes you can. Just have to pay the Punta Sur Main entrance and all the services you want will be be paying as you go..
Please take a look at the prices we have since we highly suggest to choose one of our 2 options listed in our page.
If you have any doubt or need any other further assistance please do not hesitate to contact us again
Best Regards,
Carlos Gonzalez
Written March 6, 2016
Mark B
Indianapolis, Indiana
I will be touring the island by moped and wanted to know...
(1) if there is any cost to just show up and eat, drink, and snorkel? (in addition to the park admission).
(2) Can mopeds make it down the road? Like, it isn't passable on 4-wheel drive only is it?
(3) Are there lots of reefs and fish and sea life to see when snorkeling? I have some first timers coming with me and I want them to have a great experience.
Written July 3, 2015
Hello Mark B,
Thank you for your inquiry.
You can just show up at the restaurant, there is not entrance fee (other than the Punta Sur Park).
There are many adventurous guests like yourself that visit us riding a moped, so enjoy the ride! Just do not forget to put sunscreen.
There is a very nice coral area near the shore, excellent to first timers, but the really breath-taking fan-coral reef is like 15 minutes snorkeling from shore, but it is worth to do the swim.
Hope to see you soon!
Written July 4, 2015
We are arriving by cruise ship on Oct 29th we will be in port from 8:00 am - 7:00 pm (ship time) We are interested in the all inclusive day pass. Can you add transfers from the pier to this package and if so what is the cost?
Written June 30, 2015
Hello Pcgray,
Thank you for your enquiry. Please visit the Papito's Website, when you place your order add a comment about the transportation, we will contact you to set the most convenient schedule for your excursion day. The price per person depends on the number of passengers (from 20usd to 35usd pp).
Regards,
Written June 30, 2015
Hello. We will be in Playa del Carmen in 2 weeks and are planning a trip to Cozumel for the day. We are going to book the excursion at Papitos Beach Club. What is the best and cheapest way to get there from the Cozumel Ferry Terminal?
Written April 22, 2015
Hello Jacinda,
Thank you for your question. You have a couple of options to get to Papito's:
The first one would be to book the Snorkel & Beach Brake excursion that includes: round trip transportation, Punta Sur entrance fee and shore snorkel tour for 36usd.
Other option is to rent a jeep. It is safe and fairly easy to get the Park. Also you could decide how much time to spend on the beach and stop on the Punta Sur attractions like the Lighthouse and the Museum.
Or you could take a taxi. The rate is advised on the taxi line and it should be the same from all the piers on Cozumel.
Hope to see you soon!
Written April 23, 2015
I'm trying to figure out who I should book through to go to Papito's for the day, outside of Carnival (or any other cruise ships).
Any suggestions would be appreciated!
Written February 18, 2015
Hello Kim B,
Thank you very much for our inquiry. You can make your reservation directly on our web page (linked to this listing) or contact us to by email to papitoscozumel at gmail
Regards,
Written February 18, 2015
Hi, think we are most likely going to decide on Papito's. Had a few questions trying to figure out which package to buy. There is the $30something with AI additional of $40 but you only get 5 hours total. That includes transportation which is pretty high via taxi.
The other option we found was the $60 AI, all day but no transportation. There seem to be other thing to do, but are all the other activites such as snorkeling trip, massage, lighthouse, crocodiles etc. only available at an additional cost? Anyone know how much a massage here would be?Thanks, hope it isn't too confusing of a post.
Written January 27, 2015
Hello Travels-7,
Thank you for your inquiry about the Papito's Beach Club excursions.
The All Inclusive Day Pass includes the entrance fee to the Punta Sur Park, which grants you access to the crocodile lookout bridge, the Celarain Lighthouse, the Caracol mayan ruin, the Nautical Museum and even take the trimaran boat ride on the Colombia lagoon without paying any extra fee. These activities are listed as optional because you can either choose to do it or not.
The Therapeutic massage cost around $1 per minute.
The snorkel gear is included in your Day Pass and the reef is not far from the shore, only in case that you need a guided tour you need to pay $25 per person.
You can contact us at papitoscozumel at gmail to add round trip transportation to your Day Pass at preferential cost.
Thank you!
Written January 28, 2015
Looking on the websites (there are two with two different prices), did you take the $60 all inclusive (which cost $25 more to take the snorkel trip) or the $35 (for party of at least 4) with $40 more to eat AI and $30 more to drink AI. I think the 2nd has transportation included???? Anyone know how much it would cost for transportation for 5 people to and from the RC pier? Thanks!!
Written January 25, 2015
Hello Travels-7,
Thank you for your inquiry. You are correct, the snorkel tour includes the round trip transportation from the cruise piers, 10 minute massage and 45 min snorkel tour. This excursion is limited to 5hrs and you can ADD the open bar -30usd or the unlimited food and drinks -40usd.
The All Inclusive Day Pass, it is open from 9am to 4pm with unlimited food and drinks and access to kayaks, paddle board and snorkel gear.
The flat rate for the taxis is 75usd up to 4 passengers, directly from the pier to the beach and setting a departure time to take you back to the pier.
If you want the driver to give you a small tour inside the Punta Sur park and stop on the lighthouse, crocodile lookout bridge, museum and ruins. Or if you want to have the driver waiting for you to depart at your leisure, they may charge you around 100usd up to 4 passengers.
They may charge 20usd for the fifth passenger. We recommend you to agree with a price before taking the taxi.
Regards,
Written January 26, 2015
Can anyone tell me the price of the taxi from the cruise dock? Is it really $20 per person both ways? We are a party of 6 and are considering Papitos because of the beach but are also looking to mr. Sanchos for more "fun" music etc. any advice? We are late 40's... Thanks
Written January 16, 2015
Edgar M
Cozumel, Mexico
Hello YMDKelly,
The standard rate is 80usd for a car (1-4 pax) or 160usd for a taxi van (5-8 pax). This is rate does not include the stops at Punta Sur Eco Park or waiting on the site. The taxi will take you directly at Papitos Beach and come back for you at a designated time. I recommend you to set the price with the driver before taking the service.
Papito's is a perfect beach for a Party, just that this would be Your Private Party!!
Saludos,
Written January 16, 2015
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