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Cavetubing in Belize is a must do. This is one of very few ports where it is available.

The water wasn't clear enough for us to snorkel at Mohogeny Bay on Roatan so we went to Tabyana Beach. You can wade to the reef. Great snorkeling. Another tour that I wanted to take was a snorkel tour at Upachaya Resort but they were booked full. You need to book this one about 2 months out. There are plenty of places to zipline on the island.

Grand Cayman has some of the prettiest beaches. We went to Cemetary Beach at the far end of Seven Mile Beach. No amenities but there are a few trees for shade and we had only about 30 people there. If we go back I will book Nativeway's Rays, Reef and Rum Point Tour.

Cozumel is chocked full of things to do. We have been to Paradise Beach, Playa Palancar, Palmar Beach Estates, Snorkeled at Chankanaab Park and Dzul Ha and shopped in San Miguel. There isn't a beach club that we have been to that we would not recommend. Oh yeah, I almost forgot, if you like to sight see go to the eastside of the island. Gorgeous!!!

<blockquote data-quote="clackey" data-source="post: 1427775" data-attributes="member: 26795">Cavetubing in Belize is a must do.&nbsp; This is one of very few ports where it is available.&nbsp;The water wasn't clear enough for us to snorkel at Mohogeny Bay on Roatan so we went to Tabyana Beach.&nbsp; You can wade to the reef.&nbsp; Great snorkeling.&nbsp; Another tour that I wanted to take was a snorkel tour at Upachaya Resort but they were booked full.&nbsp; You need to book this one about 2 months out.&nbsp; There are plenty of places to zipline on the island.Grand Cayman has some of the prettiest beaches.&nbsp; We went to Cemetary Beach at the far end of Seven Mile Beach.&nbsp; No amenities but there are a few trees for shade and we had only about 30 people there.&nbsp; If we go back I will book Nativeway's Rays, Reef and Rum Point Tour.Cozumel is chocked full of things to do.&nbsp; We have been to Paradise Beach, Playa Palancar, Palmar Beach Estates, Snorkeled at Chankanaab Park and Dzul Ha and shopped in San Miguel.&nbsp; There isn't a beach club that we have been to that we would not recommend.&nbsp; Oh yeah, I almost forgot,&nbsp; if you like to sight see go to the eastside of the island.&nbsp; Gorgeous!!!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="clackey, post: 1427775, member: 26795"] Cavetubing in Belize is a must do. This is one of very few ports where it is available. The water wasn't clear enough for us to snorkel at Mohogeny Bay on Roatan so we went to Tabyana Beach. You can wade to the reef. Great snorkeling. Another tour that I wanted to take was a snorkel tour at Upachaya Resort but they were booked full. You need to book this one about 2 months out. There are plenty of places to zipline on the island. Grand Cayman has some of the prettiest beaches. We went to Cemetary Beach at the far end of Seven Mile Beach. No amenities but there are a few trees for shade and we had only about 30 people there. If we go back I will book Nativeway's Rays, Reef and Rum Point Tour. Cozumel is chocked full of things to do. We have been to Paradise Beach, Playa Palancar, Palmar Beach Estates, Snorkeled at Chankanaab Park and Dzul Ha and shopped in San Miguel. There isn't a beach club that we have been to that we would not recommend. Oh yeah, I almost forgot, if you like to sight see go to the eastside of the island. Gorgeous!!! [/QUOTE]