This particular bar caters to the crew members of incoming cruises in Cozumel. It is within walking…read moredistance to the Punta Langosta cruise terminal. Since our ship docked elsewhere else on the island, we had to take a taxi ride over which was relatively inexpensive. The menu is cutesy in that the food and drinks are named after crew positions on a cruise ship. I ordered some chips and guacamole but was not very impressed. The guacamole was literally ground avocados only. I was rather disappointed. My friends were complaining about how watered down their drinks were. It took forever to get our drinks. It also took forever to get and pay for our bill. The only saving grace for this place is the views of the water but that goes so far, even with a couple of drinks. This bar is convenient if you are staying at Hotel Barracuda.

We've been coming to Cozumel for over a decade and have been to No Name many times. Today when we…read moresat down we were told it was $42 minimum consumption, per person. We literally came here two days ago and they didn't tell us that. We had burgers and a few drinks with no issues. Today the server asked us first before she even said hello, are you here for vacation. We said yes. Maybe she thought we were cruise ship passengers and didn't know any better. Were not, we grabbed up our bags and left. We won't be back. We refuse to patronize businesses who try and rip off tourists. It's unfortunate but there are plenty of other bars in Cozumel.

Great great adults only hang. Food is very authentic and delicious. Beer was cold and they do…read morefrozen drinks. Francisco was the only waiter as his colleague was out for the day- and somehow with 30ish guests he kept up with the food and drink. Never had to wait long, Ceviche was our favorite dish but all of it was good.

Nice place to spend time at when in port Cozumel. Easy cab ride will get you there. It's not a big…read moreplace and you need to reserve beforehand online. It's right on the beach, but beware if you want actual beach to swim in the area is very small with a lot of big rocks, it was no problem as I went in the ocean. They have a real nice pool right along the beach sea wall. You can sit in the pool and your waiter will bring you whatever you need. They have a full bar, included, except for certain liquors (sorry didn't check which ones you would have to pay extra for). They have appetizers and menu items all included. You can get as much food and drink as long as you only get one item at a time. Try the wings and the Guacamole, those were my favorites. They have restrooms and outdoor showers. Lounge chairs with umbrellas and areas with regular chairs are available. WiFi is included too. All this for $29 a person. Great value, with one warning. Like I said it's not big and I believe max capacity is somewhere around 35. Highly recommend this place for a few hours of fun and relaxing.

We arrived around 11 a.m. and were greeted by staff who immediately asked if we had reservations…read more When we told them we didn't, they informed us that we would be charged $20 per person--including children--to use the chairs and showers unless we ordered both food and drinks for each person. Their tone came across as aggressive and somewhat rude, which was surprising, but we assured them it wasn't an issue since we planned to order food and drinks anyway. Still, their approach left a sour first impression. This used to be our favorite spot 12 years ago when it was open to the public and free to enter. Back then, ordering food and drinks was optional, but the place has since changed under the ownership of Landmark Corp. Public access is no longer allowed without meeting their requirements or paying a fee. There are a few important things to note: sunscreen is not allowed, and there is no lifeguard on duty, so swimming and snorkeling are entirely at your own risk. The menu now caters primarily to tourists, featuring westernized dishes with a touch of Mexican cuisine. Prices are similar to what you'd find in the U.S., which is expected for a tourist destination. Cruise ships frequently drop off passengers here, so lounge chairs tend to fill up quickly until they leave. Additionally, paying by credit card incurs a transaction fee, so using pesos is the better option. If I hadn't come with my kids--and if visiting the Money Bar wasn't the main reason for our trip to Cozumel--I might have walked away. This place holds so many special memories from when we were single and used to travel to Mexico often, but the changes have made it feel far less welcoming than it once was.

Came here to access the beach. Minimum requirement to spend a food and a drink per person to use…read moretheir amenities and to use the beach, kinda ripoff policy but this is what you get most of the places around Cancun, Tulum, and Cozumel. Kinda figure out if you cannot beat the system then go along with it. The food and service is alright at this place. There are some waves and current at the beach, kinda have to put some effort to swim and to snorkle in here. I would say this isnt the best place to enjoy the beach. If you go down more to the south you may find better beach, say Playa Palancar ; ) So, next time skip this place and go down more south ; )

Great service; the staff was fun and helpful. Fun atmosphere. Delicious Mexican food right by the…read moreport in Cozumel.

The food is pretty good but it's a mega rip off. The people try and rip off tourists all the time…read more Me and boyfriend have gone a few times and we never order alcoholic beverages, but they charge us for alcoholic beverages. They also up charge our food and demand a tip. The food is already really over priced. Just make sure to look over your bill because they always charge extra for something.

I visited Ocean Beach Club for the second time last week (first time was in 2014)…read more My husband and I purchased their all-inclusive package for $65 per person. This package included beach chairs/recliners with umbrella, access to the beach and swimming pools, and unlimited food and drinks (alcoholic beverages included). Outside of the included items, there are plenty of shopping opportunities on site along with spa services which include fish pedicures, manicures, and massages. Most of the prices are negotiable. You can also go jet skiing and parasailing here for a fee. Everything you need is literally right there! The food menu includes a lot of favorite Mexican dishes and American dishes. I liked the food, however my favorite was their fish tacos. Our waiter, Juan, was awesome! While I was there, I also received a massage and got a beautiful henna tattoo on my hand, both at a very reasonable price. I will be visiting Ocean Beach Club again next time I visit Cozumel

Compared to the other beach options in Cozumel, this is the worst that I've experienced. We did…read morehowever make the most of it once we got there, but because of the other experiences, this place didn't compare. Like most everyone in Cozumel, we were there for the day, ported from a cruise ship. The plan was to go to Mr. Sanchos, but once we got to the taxi area one of the taxi pimps convinced us that Mr. Sanchos was sold out and that this place was better... we later found out that was wrong on both measures. He even told us that since we were in a group, if we told him that he recommended it, that instead of $60, we would get all inclusive for $55 per person. Wrong again. After the $21 taxi ride, we arrived and the guy at the ticket stand insisted that there was no discounts. I literally walked away and headed back to the taxi and he finally caved but told us not to tell anyone but he would honor the $55 promised rate... ok, I won't. If you've never been to Cozumel, I recommend that your take a taxi tour your first time. That's what I usually do for my first time to any port of call. There isn't anything to do at the port area except eat, drink and shop... they recently added a few lounge chairs, but there isn't beach access. The taxis are regulated and safe... just don't believe them. On our island tour, we stopped at several beaches, so the next time I knew I wanted to hit Paradise Beach. PB isn't all inclusive, but trust me, you don't want all inclusive in Cozumel anyways. When you first walk up, there's a pool and restaurant area. We made a bee line for the beach and scored lounge chairs closest to the shoreline. The lounge chairs were unlevel, so you slip out or use effort to stay seated. Not relaxing at all. Another thing that made it far from relaxing was the loud and obnoxious kids. Because it's open to other non all inclusive options, I assume that it why. I should've stuck with Mr. Sachos or at least made sure that this one was adult only. The wifi was shotty. When we first got there, it was ok, but once people started crowding in (mostly people who didn't have the all inclusive wrist band) it was impossible to pick up connection. The waiter took our order as soon as we arrived and against my better judgement, I ordered guacamole, chips and a quesadilla. If you haven't heard DON'T EAT PRODUCE OR DRINK THE ICE IN MEXICO... This was the second time that I risked it and paid for it for days. I started with a Mojito, which was the worst Mojito that I've ever had in my life... the mint was brown. There on out, I stuck with margaritas... whenever I could find our waiter. We moved to the pool area which only had one lounger or chair. We were told that they would bring out for move another one over there, but they never did. The pool was dirty and disgusting, You know what else is disgusting is the fish spa by the restaurant area. You can pay extra to dip your feet in and have the feet nibble your feet. Speaking of paying extra, there were several extras that you could experience, jet skis, parasailing, etc. The guys walking around on the beach peddling those activities were nothing more than annoying. It started raining, so we cut it short.

We had an excellent experience here. We arrived in Cozumel with a cruise line and were told it…read morewould be a $12 taxi ride (total for multiple people) to this location, one way. The taxi driver charged $15... Upon arrival there are two hosts that greet you and explain your options. We choose the all you can eat and all you can drink, beach chairs and umbrellas, snorkeling. They kept the drinks flowing and food was pretty good! Great service!

Tourist trap!! Beware!! Shady waiters/waitresses prowling…read morethe beach area trying to scrounge up business. They charged me close to $80 for 2 burritos and 2 taco orders. The beach sucked. You can't even walk into the water with all the rocks. We ended up here because we booked an excursion through our cruise ship. Not by choice. Worst experience ever

Fernando had a great crew! Armando was a terrific captain. We thoroughly enjoyed ourselves, as it…read morewas very family-friendly! We don't drink alcohol yet had a great time on this excursion! It was fabulous! The Cozumel reef is one you drift away in, and the boat drifts with you. It was all very safe! The underwater pictures were terrific and made for a perfect memento. ($8-$12 each and comes in a folder/frame) Sailing out on the gorgeous waters of the Caribbean was majestic! We thoroughly enjoyed that as well as the snorkeling. It was even better because boarding this excursion from our port/ship was a super simple walk down the dock. You don't even have to take a bus to this catamaran! Again, this was terrific! We loved Cozumel and plan to be back on Fury

Everything went well. We had a wonderful time. Excellent crew, fun catamaran, and the snorkel area…read morewas loaded with fish. The beach was well equipped. A wonderful time.

Silvia and Greg we're amazing! We didn't get a chance to meet Silvia but upon arriving Greg…read moreimmediately showed us around the room and let us know everything we were able to use and how everything worked. There's a couple gallons of fresh bottled water and a jug in the mini fridge to refill when you need to. There's a coffee maker, and even a cooler in the closest to take to the beach! My fiancé and I were only here for a couple days but will not hesitate to come back. The room was very comfortable, clean, and bright. The touch of all the plants around was very nice as well. Don't think twice about staying here!

My husband and I stayed with Silvia and Greg in December 2019 for 5 nights. This was the second…read moretime staying at one of their properties, but the first time at Stingray Villa. First off, the suites were brand new at our arrival. The tasteful decor and incredible artwork (completed by Silvia herself) was absolutely stunning. There are so many other amazing things to say about this location and these hosts. The accommodations are top notch, impeccably clean, the rooms are spacious, have air conditioning, and clean drinking water is provided. The property is absolutely gorgeous - with beautiful flowers and artwork. And the pool is incredible - whether you are dipping your toes in the water in the morning while sipping on the best coffee you will ever drink (locally sourced and roasted), or you are taking a dip in the midday heat, or drinking a beer in the evening. And don't get me started about these hosts! Greg and Silvia are incredible! They are very helpful and responsive if you need anything during your stay. They are also a hoot to have a conversation with if you are lucky enough to be around when they are. Although they live on site, we almost never ran into them. They have their own private back yard separate from the villa courtyard. Oh, and their two pups are adorable if you get the chance to say hi Overall, absolutely five star lodging. We are already planning our next trip to see them!

Keep away from this company. First, they subcontract the tour company. The man that picked us at…read morethe ferry wasn't properly identified and didn't even introduce himself. They were 3 people that were supposed to go at the 10:30 time slot and they were still waiting. They came with our 1:30 group. In our case it was Snorkeling with Carla and they di suck. The boat is very old and uncomfortable. The life jackets for snorkeling are in appropriate and the water and beer are warm. When they took us to the site they just told us to jump without any instructions and to wear life jackets if we wanted. Some people didn't and they had a very very bad time. It's in the middle of the ocean and there are strong currents and it is very choppy waters. All the passengers were very mad at this situation. Then when we arrive to the beach they give us water and beer from a 5 gallos paint bucket. It is like they just don't care and don't give a shit and it is very very funny that at the end they ask for a tip. Nobody gave them one. Also there are no bathrooms or showers that we could use to rinse the saltwater away so we had to get to the ferry all wet. It was the worst experience I ve had in a tour. I thought they were good and reputable by looking at their website. Don't be fooled. They ara the WORST! If you value your time and life avoid these crappy tour company!!!

I had booked a tour for the day from Cancun. However, the harbour was closed due to high winds. I…read morehave repeatedly asked for my credit card to be refunded, and Manelu has written me back everytime to let me know she will follow up. There has been no refund issued. I don't believe there is any intention of refunding my $120 usd  down payment, even though I couldn't have gotten to Cozumel, even if I wanted to.

This place is a vibe. The ambiance is so chill with the pond, live music, fish tanks and chess set…read more The original location is outdoors (covered) with no AC. There are fans, but dress comfortably on warm nights. The lobster is awesome. Pick your own tail. They boil to order in sea salt water. Tender lobster served with drawn butter/garlic butter. Staff was welcoming, kind and friendly. Staff spoke great English. Definitely need to try this spot when in Cozumel.

Lobster is worth the trip to Cozumel. Have a drink , pick your lobster , eat key lime pie. Leave…read morevery happy