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Fury Catamaran, Deluxe Beach, Sail and Snorkel

Catamaran Sail & Snorkel: A sleek, spacious 65-ft. Fury Catamaran meets your Carnival cruise ship at the pier to take you to Paradise Reef, one of Cozumel’s top snorkeling destinations and a favored underwater site of famed diver Jacques Cousteau. Gear up for your snorkeling adventure and enter the crystal-clear water where you can observe the variety of marine life such as the beautiful striped sergeant major damselfish, and watch the delicate sea fans dance with the water. Beach & Aqua Park: Relax in a hammock, soak up the sun on a beach lounger, or play the day away at one of Cozumel’s most stunning, private beaches. Refresh with unlimited margaritas, beer or soda before cooling off in the pristine water. Adventure seekers can enjoy paddle boarding, kayaking, sliding down a jumbo inflatable water slide or feel like kids when jumping on the giant water trampoline (weather permitting). What’s Included:

• Snorkel gear.
• Unlimited drinks: beer, margaritas, sodas and purified water.
• Kayaks, paddle boards, beach floats, water toys.
• Free Wi-Fi at Fury Beach.

Requirements & Restriction: Minimum age to snorkel – 8 years. Minimum age to drink – 18 years. Guests must be able to swim. For safety reasons, pregnant women and guests with back or neck injuries and heart or respiratory conditions may not participate in this excursion. What to Bring: Beach towel and cash or credit/debit card for purchases. Please ensure your sunscreen is reef-friendly and biodegradable. Good to Know: Children 5 years and under are free.

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El Cielo, Palancar Snorkel & Beach Party Experience

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COZUMEL FURY CATAMARAN SNORKEL CIELO & BEACH PARTY

Tour Times:

Mon, Wed, Fri, & Sat at 1:30 PM *PLEASE ARRIVE 15 MINUTES BEFORE DEPARTURE TIME*

Total Price:

$7 9.00 USD

Booking Deposit:

($59 CASH ONLY > Balance Due At Time Of Tour)

$20  USD

60 pax maximum per boat

Set sail aboard our first-rate 65' Fury Catamaran, which has lots of shaded areas, restrooms, freshwater showers, and disinfected snorkeling equipment as well as a brand-new snorkel that is yours to keep. Throughout the tour, unlimited beer, margaritas, and sodas are offered. (Drinks are provided after snorkeling).

Discover Palancar Reef, one of Cozumel's best snorkeling spots. Then get ready to explore the renowned El Cielo, a stunning sandbar that can only be reached by boat. In this beautiful sanctuary, you may snorkel, swim, and play in starfish-filled shallow seas.

Next, we have the ideal beach party experience! We sail to Fury's exclusive white sand beach. A superb Angus cheeseburger, limitless margaritas, beer, sodas, and bottled water are all included. And rest on a lounge chair to unwind.

TOUR INCLUDES:

Beer, margaritas & sodas. (Alcohol is served after snorkeling).

All snorkeling equipment

Certified snorkeling guide and captain.

License marine park .

Tour Excludes:

Pay cash balance to the boat and tip according to service and experience

This tour is approximately 6 hours long.  Please arrive at least 15 minutes before your departure time.

Please contact us if you need help with anything at:    +52 987 105 4708  or   [email protected]

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Port Adventure Review: Cozumel’s Fury Catamarans Sail, Snorkel & Beach Party (CZ12)

The Fury Catamarans Sail, Snorkel & Beach Party is a Disney Cruise Line Port Adventure offered in Cozumel, Mexico. This particular excursion has been offered for years and we decided to check it out during our Marvel Day at Sea cruise in March . DCL promotes the excursion as a 3-in-1 adventure offering guests the opportunity to snorkel, play at an aqua park, and soak up the sun during a stop at Fury’s private beach all while sailing aboard a 65-foot catamaran.

The excursion begins as all Disney Port Adventures do, with a designated meeting spot onboard the cruise ship.

Just short of the pier’s security gate, one of Fury’s 65-foot catamarans was awaiting our arrival. Although we did not leave the pier, we were screened by local authorities with K9s before boarding the catamaran. I really appreciate when tours such as these pick guests up at the dock versus first transporting you via van or bus to another dock eliminated extra travel time. Additionally, you do not need to run through the gauntlet of vendors in the Punta Lagosta Mall.

Fury had a photographer on the catamaran taking group photos upon arrival, more on this later. I will answer the most important question, the Fury catamaran does have restrooms. You can choose to sit on the upper decks or in the shaded lounge area with bench seating near the bar.

Once everyone was onboard, we were given the safety talk and we were on our way. We sailed about 20-minutes southwest along the coast just past the Cozumel Cruise Terminal / Puerto Maya to a snorkeling site. The crew gave everyone the choice to jump in the water or use a staircase that is lowered into the water.

Snorkels, masks, fins and the required snorkel vest are provided on this excursion, but you are welcome to use your own equipment. If you have your own snorkeling vest, it is a good idea to write your name on it before to avoid any confusion at the end when turning in gear. Unlike, masks, fins, and snorkels, the vests all tend to look similar to the standard issue florescent yellow. I only mention this because Isabelle has a youth snorkeling vest and we’ve had issues in the past with crews thinking we were trying to keep it – now I see there is a larger selection of vest colors available.

We were asked to stay together in a group and to follow the in-water guide snorkeling with the current. The catamaran occasionally adjusted its position to allow for any guests to board whenever they desired.

At first, I was worried the water would be a too cold for my liking in mid-March, but it wasn’t all that bad. We were given 40-minutes of snorkeling time based on when the first snorkeler hit the water.

By my clock, we were called back after 30 minutes which given the forgettable snorkeling area was more than enough time to see a few fish.

If you are a seasoned snorkeler looking for some great sights, skip this. It is not that exciting in terms of reef snorkeling. There were some coral formations, but nothing worth writing home about.

Once everyone was back on the catamaran, we headed to Fury’s private beach  which was roughly 20-minutes further southwest from the snorkeling spot.

During our time back onboard sailing to the beach, we were offered complimentary margaritas, beer, soda, and water.

As you arrive at Fury’s private beach, you can see the Aqua Park. The inflatables include slides, trampolines, and an obstacle course. This portion of the excursion is 90-minutes.

I’m going to get right to the point, the Aqua Park was a blast. However, I would like to point out, the water is deep and you should be on guard at all times. Emily took a good kick to the back on the obstacle course from a kid. Additionally, paranoia set in when I saw Isabelle attempting to climb up on one of the floats that were wobbling in the surf nearly coming down on top of her as it rocked back and forth. These floats are heavy and not something you’d want hitting you on the head. I’m not normally a worry wort, but this had me on edge. I am in no way being negative, I’m just being an overprotective dad. Like I said, it was a blast and I’d love to return or visit a similar aqua park in the future.

One thing the Aqua Park does is wear you out. It takes a lot of effort and coordination to stand up on the rafts. Thankfully, after snorkeling and playing in the water, the private beach awaits.

There is a beach shop and a few vendors, but this is a private beach so they are not going to hassle you. The bathrooms, floating sun mats, hammocks, volleyball, kayaks, stand up paddle boards, beach chairs are included in the excursion price. No need to pay extra for those loungers like on some beach excursions. Seriously, the beach exclusive to Fury’s guests and mostly all-inclusive. It is about as close to a Castaway Cay experience as you could get in Cozumel.

Fury continues to offer free margaritas, beer, soda, and water on the beach and food is available to purchase. A hot dog lunch was $8 and a hamburger with sides was $10. We opted to skip the American fare in hopes of getting some tacos near the port.

Around 12:30, we returned the catamaran to head back to the Punta Lagosta Pier. It is important to remember the number on the catamaran as there are multiple catamarans on the beach and they are all identical. I am almost certain, Emily and Isabelle were going to let me get on the wrong catamaran.

On the way back we were presented with the photos taken during embarkation for a nominal fee; it was $12.

By the time we returned to the Punta Lagosta Pier, it was closing in on 1:30 PM, and we were starving. As much as we wanted to head back out for lunch, we decided to get lunch on the pool deck and spend the afternoon poolside.

All in all, the Fury Catamaran Sail Snorkel and Beach Party (CZ12)  was an enjoyable experience, but due to the lackluster snorkeling site, I doubt I’d book this again. Snorkeling over a sandy bottom with a few coral formations sprinkled around is not what I’d consider the site full of “vast coral formations” or an “incredible reef to enjoy amazing marine life and coral formations”. Who knows, we were not taken to the same spot as the people writing Disney’s port adventure description or the blurb on Fury’s website. Still, overall, this was a fun port adventure once I take out my snobbish attitude about snorkeling. At the time of our tour, DCL charged $68.00 (ages 10 and up) and $40.00 (ages 5 to 9) which is only $3 and $5.50 more per age group than if you were staying in Cozumel and booking directly. Fury does not allow cruise guests to book directly and even if you did book directly, you’d never be back by the all aboard time. Needless to say, this DCL port adventure is fairly priced.

Have you taken this port adventure? Let us know what you thought about excursion in the comments below. If you are considering this port adventure and have questions we’d be happy to answer.

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4 Replies to “Port Adventure Review: Cozumel’s Fury Catamarans Sail, Snorkel & Beach Party (CZ12)”

we did that excursion. It was fun. we had no complaints. on the way back we had some live entertainment.

Done this excursion as well, it was fun and decently priced. Drinks were good and plentiful. I agree the snorkeling site was a bit of a let down. Especially for being in Cozumel!

hello! I am looking into booking this excursion for an upcoming cruise on the Disney Magic in March 2019 to Cozumel. I was wondering what time you had to meet up on the ship, and when the excursion approximately ended? Thanks!

We had to meet in the Walt Disney Theatre somewhere around 8AM. I believe we were delayed for some reason so we didn’t actually leave hit the pier until 8:30 AM. We were back on the pier at 1:30 PM.

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Set sail aboard a luxurious, custom-built 65 foot catamaran that includes a shaded lounge area, large sundeck, fresh water showers and spacious bathrooms. Then, put on your snorkel gear and enter the colorful world of marine life and the crystal clear waters of the Caribbean. You’ll discover stunning coral formations and tropical fish. After snorkeling, it’s all you can drink, while your catamaran takes you to a private beach where you can enjoy Fury's Aqua Park which includes kayaks, paddle surf boards, a water trampoline, water mats, Jungle Joe, Rock it and Platinum Aqua Glide Slide. Or if you prefer, just relax on a beach chair or swing in a hammock under a coconut tree.

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Sail the crystal waters of the Caribbean, swim with vibrant marine life and soak up the sun on this beach getaway.

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Skim along the coast in a 65-foot catamaran to a snorkeling spot and beach-side aqua park for fun in the sun.

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