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Paradise Beach (Cozumel, Mexico) Review
- By JK Cruises
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- 12 Mar, 2019
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We visited Paradise Beach on our 2016 Carnival Breeze cruise. Paradise Beach is located on the Northeast side of the island of Cozumel. An easy 6 miles, 15 minutes from the cruise line terminal. There they offer shopping, a beach, a pool, and restaurants. Their Fun pass offers snorkeling, kayak, and more for a small fee.
As far as their beach, you can feel free to feel the sparkling sand massaging your feet as you stroll out onto the wide pristine beach and find your personal spot in the sun. While at the pool, you can select your favorite chair by our crystal clear pool, in or outside the water, which we heat in the winter to 82 degrees. The restaurant offers food and refreshing drinks.
The Funn Pass price was only $18, and included access to all the inflatable water toys: water trampolines, 14ft. climbing iceberg, water slides, a floating multitier Jungle Joe climbing structure, water mats, coconut tree climb, bungee-trampoline, and more.
We paid only $3 per person to enter Paradis Beach. Our first stop, was to the booth on the beach to get signed up for parasailing. We paid $50 per person to go parasailing, and it lasted about 10 minutes or so. We had so much fun, we forgot to get a lot of pictures while we were in the air.
After parasailing, we decided to order food and take a swim in the pool. As far as the food, if you're into authentic Mexican food, you may like this spot. There were plenty of options, with generous sized portions.
Would we recommend Paradise Beach: Yes
Pros: Price and activities
Cons: None
As far as their beach, you can feel free to feel the sparkling sand massaging your feet as you stroll out onto the wide pristine beach and find your personal spot in the sun. While at the pool, you can select your favorite chair by our crystal clear pool, in or outside the water, which we heat in the winter to 82 degrees. The restaurant offers food and refreshing drinks.
The Funn Pass price was only $18, and included access to all the inflatable water toys: water trampolines, 14ft. climbing iceberg, water slides, a floating multitier Jungle Joe climbing structure, water mats, coconut tree climb, bungee-trampoline, and more.
We paid only $3 per person to enter Paradis Beach. Our first stop, was to the booth on the beach to get signed up for parasailing. We paid $50 per person to go parasailing, and it lasted about 10 minutes or so. We had so much fun, we forgot to get a lot of pictures while we were in the air.
After parasailing, we decided to order food and take a swim in the pool. As far as the food, if you're into authentic Mexican food, you may like this spot. There were plenty of options, with generous sized portions.
Would we recommend Paradise Beach: Yes
Pros: Price and activities
Cons: None
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