I have a trip coming up and wanted to get a prescription mask. After doing some research, my…read morepartner found Wet Set. Figuring out what I needed for my trip was super easy with them on the phone. They literally had my mask to me along with a pair of goggles within a few days. I am super excited to go snorkeling, thank you Wet Set.

Fast response when I inquired online about a snorkel trip. Excellent communication and easy to…read morebook. Abrahim was a great captain and Ivan a wonderful guide! Great staff all around and owner, Dave, is very friendly!

This is the second biggest barrier reef next to the Great Barrier Reef in Australia…read more Located on the Port/Ocean side of Puerto Morelos, there are a lot of companies that have boats that go out every 30 minutes depending on weather conditions and demand. Shop around for the best pricing because we've been quoted as high as 500 pesos, but we lucked out on a boat company next to the Circle K that quoted us 350 pesos per person. Your guide takes you to two different places lasting 45 minutes each, and is in the water at all times with a life raft should you get exhausted. Weather conditions were great, lots of sunshine and crystal clear water you'll be able to see a wide variety of sea life from fish, coral, sea turtles, stingrays, and even manatees. Life jackets and snorkeling equipment are provided and required. ALOHA!!!!

This is a great place for snorkeling. Healthy reef and good variety of colorful fish and coral…read more Guides good and give good direction. Sometimes seem a little rushed but maybe seen it alot.

I almost don't want to write this because I want it to stay as chill as it is. If you want to spend…read moreyour days on a beach for an affordable price this is your city in the Yucatán. I stayed at an Airbnb two blocks from the beach and went to the beach club everyday where you can rent a lounge chair and umbrella for like $5. Town is small and easy to navigate. Has tons of restaurants for such a small town. I felt safe walking alone at night as a single woman. Water is calm. Skip Tulum. Come to puerto. You'll have a more authentic cultural experience. Buy things from the people who walk the beach while you're here. Tip well. Be a kind and generous visitor.

What a great place! It's literally like I have gone back to my first time in QR in 1987! Nice…read moresmall seaside town. There was abundant free parking. Everyone was so nice. Walked along the beach and out on the pier. There were many boats offering snorkel, etc. where the water was shallow, we saw many rays! There were also a pair of sea turtles! At the end of the pier is a great photo op spot. It's about 45 minutes from the Cancun hotel zone, but literally a world away. I will definitely return!

OMDelfin is a great little dive shop in Puerto Morelos. I dove there last June, then returned last…read moreweek with my daughter who hadn't dove for a while. Tomas gave her a great review class, then we had a super day doing two dives. I definitely recommend OMDelfin. We will be going back for more!

We were recommended to this place by Tom, we wanted to take our little kids that are 6 and 10…read moresnorkeling (both good swimmers). I personally don't know how to swim and was a little apprehensive about going snorkeling, we were assigned to Mauricio, who was an absolute superstar! He took me and the little kids in the pool before hand to practice, breathing and putting our heads underwater, so that we would feel comfortable once we went out in the ocean . When we got to the ocean and jumped off the boat, it was more intense, but every step of the way Mauricio was next to me, reassuring me telling me to breathe, holding my hand and making sure that I felt safe . After a few minutes of a little bit of panicking in the water, I felt secure and confident that I could do it, and the rest of the trip I spent looking at the beautiful ocean underneath me. Such an amazing experience! So glad we did it, and especially so thankful for Mauricio!!

Amazing!!!! Great staff, excellent snorkeling, amazing fish to see!!! This was a recommendation…read morefrom a friend and I'm so glad we did this!!! It was our first snorkeling adventure and we are both so happy we did it! We did the afternoon tour which includes an amazing lunch and best we've had while in Mexico!!! Do all 3 trips while there as the 3rd one after lunch had the most fish!!! We will return!!! Must do!!!!

This was a great experience!!! The price was very reasonable and there were no surprise fees or…read morepushy sales pitches. Additionally, everyone was so friendly and helpful. Furthermore, their English was excellent and they were very eager to make everyone feel at ease. Drinks and a great lunch was included in our trip. On a side note, there was a little pug running around greeting everyone....too cute!!!!! I'm sorry I do not have any pictures right now but I will upload them as soon as I go through my underwater camera.....:-) PS....thanks Christian for a great time!!!!

The Deluxe Snorkeling Adventure was fantastic! Felicity was helpful, kind, and quick to respond…read morefrom the very start. Alex and Allie were the best tour guides. They were funny, and informative. They offered to take our photos without being asked, and without trying to sell us anything. They kept us on track without being pushy. The whole crew seemed genuinely happy to guide us throughout the day. We started at the Wet Set headquarters in Puerto Morelos, then shuttles to the cenote Verde Lucero. We ziplined and/or cliff jumped into the refreshingly chilly water. They had wet suits and snorkel gear ready for us to use the entire trip. After swimming around the cenote, in the cave or just around the safety ropes, we drove back to headquarters for lunch. Dos Ernesto's is the restaurant we ate at. I had the biggest chicken quesadilla of my life. It was delicious. From the Wet Set headquarters right by the restaurant we grabbed our provided flippers and life jackets then headed to the boat. The boat ride to the reef was just about 15 minutes. Our boat captain was kind enough to hold our sunglasses for us while we snorkeled. I have been lucky enough to have snorkeled before, but this was by far the best experience. Allie and Alex made us feel very safe. We were a party of 10 so I know we were a lot to manage. But they made is seem so easy. At one point even bringing a couple people back to the boat because they were tired from the day. During the snorkel we saw several barracuda, the most colorful little fish, coral, and schools of fish. I didn't want to leave it was so serene and beautiful. Once back on the boat they thanked us for spending the day with them, and hoped we enjoyed our adventure. At our final stop(wet set) Felicity called us a taxi service as I had goofed and told our shuttle the wrong time for pick up. This trip went from about 9-3. All for around $120 a person. I couldn't believe how much we got, for so little. Only thing not included was transportation to and from our hotel the Ocean Coral and Turquesa Resort. Which was only about $40 each way for 10 people. We tipped Wet Set some after our trip but didn't bring enough cash, so we went back the next day and tipped some more. We loved every part of our adventure. 100% recommend going through Wet Set for your snorkeling or scuba trips! Happy traveling!

What an amazing trip with Marcos and Pollo! We swam with beautiful colorful fish, a turtle,…read morebarracudas and more!!!!! He was patient, enthusiastic and such a kind professional. Highly recommend this!!

Drove into town on a window to go snorkeling. Walked up to this standalone key ask which is right…read moreon the beach. For $20 we had a boat to ourselves along with a guide and holy permit needed to go snorkeling at 2 spots along this wildlife protected marine area. Although we did not get to see any sea turtles on this trip, we did see a few yellow rays, lobsters, a huge angel fish along with many groupers, damsels and other species that are common while snorkeling in warm waters such as this. Julio was our guide and he was marvelous. Victor hooked us up with Julio. AND, Charlie Brown was there to help as well. I remember him from when we 1st came to this area of Mexico over 10 years ago. He's like your private Assistant. Helped us get everything on the boat, helped us get everything off the boat, brought us over to the public showers where we could rinse off and took us to one of the local restaurants. I'm sure he makes a percentage of our bill at the restaurant, but this man who is 84 years old deserves a tip for his time and expertise at making sure we were taking care of. Have fun!

Up early again for our 2nd excursion organised by Kay Tours Mexico, this time was to Isla Mujeres,…read morevia a luxurious catamaran with a snorkelling tour in the world's 2nd largest reef, beaten only by the great barrier reef. Never seen so much colour under the sea before, felt so privileged especially when an inquisitive turtle swam up to have a nosy at us. On Isla Mujeres, instead of staying in the north of the island (where we docked), John was excited to rent a golf cart and so we toured the less touristic, south part the island. The north also had it's own charm, street vendors, Playa Norte (rated in the top 10 of the world's best beaches) plus it was also home to a phenomenal dulce de leche icecream, so much so I had 2 of them in about half hour

I would highly recommend Kay tours. It was easy to book, and change the booking when more of our…read morefamily decided they wanted to come. We took the tulum/cenote tour and it was great! David was our tour guide, and on the ride to tulum gave us a lot of history about the mayas. At tulum, he took us around and told us about each site. The cenote was awesome. Again, David had tons of information about the ecobiology of cenotes, led us around, helped my son when he got scared, etc. highly recommend! Great tour and easy company to work with.

Fernando at Seven Days Snorkeling saved the day when we signed up for another tour that was an…read moreextreme disappointment. He got us a great deal, we saved money, we saw a lot more healthy coral, and we had more fun. He's a delight and I'm thankful for him and this company and will definitely use them again.

Go with "Seven Days Snorkeling Tours" for the BEST Experience & Savings!…read more The best way to support sustainable eco-tourism and conservation of this amazing reef is to go snorkeling with "Seven Days Snorkeling Tours". This is a Puerto Morelos FAMILY owned and operated business which is a part of the Puerto Morelos marine cooperative, which supports environmentally sustainable employment for the people of Puerto Morelos. PRICE: $25 USD or 400 Pesos per person. WHAT YOU GET: (1) Beautiful 2-hour snorkeling trip with local guides who are knowledgeable and passionate about the local wild-life. (2) Life jacket, and snorkel gear (fins, mask, snorkel) (3) Tour is in a comfortable boat with a roof to provide shade from the hot sun. ADDRESS: Av. Rafael E. Melgar - Across from the central plaza ("Jardin Principal"). The docks/beach are about 30 meters behind the "Seven Days Snorkeling Tours" booth, which has a palapa roof and a huge surfboard sign on the roof. CONTACT INFO: Asael. | Tel: +52 998-165-7366 RESERVATIONS: SUPER Easy! My husband and I simply walked to the booth every morning or afternoon (depending on how lazy our day was) to book same-day or next-day tours in person. We paid cash at the booth 15 minutes before our tour boat departure. ADVANTAGES: (1) You SAVE on a great trip by buying your tour directly from the Puerto Morelos marine cooperative. Many tourists end up paying 3-4 times more since they book the SAME tour through their hotel or a tour company. (2) 100% of your money goes directly to the hard-working people of Puerto Morelos. When hotels and tour companies book tours with the Puerto Morelos marine cooperative, only 5% of the money you pay for the tour goes to the Puerto Morelos marine cooperative (snorkeling tour guides). Yes, you read that correctly. The hotels and tour companies take a whopping 95%! So PLEASE buy directly from "Seven Days Snorkeling Tours" to ensure these hard-working people can make a living wage, so they can continue to conserve an amazing natural treasure for generations to come.