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Taxa principal: Quintana Roo VISITAX (tourist tax)
MXN 283 per person (commonly cited as 2.5 UMA; verify current rate)
Confirme essas taxas antes de reservar para alinhar o plano da operadora e o orçamento do dia ao que será pago no local.
Most trips to Akumal involve a mix of state and site-specific fees: the Quintana Roo VISITAX for foreign tourists, lodging eco-taxes, and admission fees for cenotes and protected areas. If you add a Cozumel dive day, budget for the Cozumel Reefs National Park fee as well.
| Taxa | Valor | Aplica-se a | Onde pagar | Notas |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Quintana Roo VISITAX (tourist tax) | MXN 283 per person (commonly cited as 2.5 UMA; verify current rate) per trip | Foreign tourists visiting Quintana Roo | Onde pagar | Use the official portal to pay and keep the receipt or QR code. Enforcement and checks can vary, but paying avoids last-minute surprises. |
| Municipal Environmental Sanitation Fee (lodging eco-tax) | Varies by municipality and lodging; often around MXN 30 to 80 per night per night | Most overnight stays in Quintana Roo | Paid to your hotel or rental host | This fee is typically collected at check-in or check-out. Ask for the exact amount and whether it is already included in your booking price. |
| Cenote entrance fees |
Typically MXN 200 to 500 per person, per cenote per entry |
| Visitors to cenotes |
| At the cenote entrance |
Fees vary by cenote and can change seasonally. Some cenotes charge extra for cameras or locker use. |
| Reserva de la Biosfera Sian Kaan entry fee (if touring inside) | MXN 215 per person per entry | Visitors entering the reserve | Through your tour operator or at official access points | Many Sian Kaan tours bundle this into the tour price. Confirm what is included so you do not pay twice. |
| Cozumel Reefs National Park fee (day-trip diving) | MXN 218.32 per person per day (reported for 2025; verify current) per day | Divers and snorkelers in Parque Nacional Arrecifes de Cozumel | Typically collected by your Cozumel dive operator; annual pass available via CONANP portal | If you plan multiple Cozumel days, ask about the annual park passport option and keep proof of payment with you. |
| Guided turtle snorkeling tour in Akumal Bay (optional) | Varies by operator; common ranges are roughly MXN 500 to 900 per person per session | Visitors choosing a guided snorkel | On the beach, through your hotel, or online | CEA notes that guides are not mandatory for independent snorkelers, but an insured, first-aid trained guide can improve safety and etiquette, especially for first-time snorkelers. |
Taxa
per trip
Use the official portal to pay and keep the receipt or QR code. Enforcement and checks can vary, but paying avoids last-minute surprises.
per night
This fee is typically collected at check-in or check-out. Ask for the exact amount and whether it is already included in your booking price.
per entry
Fees vary by cenote and can change seasonally. Some cenotes charge extra for cameras or locker use.
per entry
Many Sian Kaan tours bundle this into the tour price. Confirm what is included so you do not pay twice.
per day
If you plan multiple Cozumel days, ask about the annual park passport option and keep proof of payment with you.
per session
CEA notes that guides are not mandatory for independent snorkelers, but an insured, first-aid trained guide can improve safety and etiquette, especially for first-time snorkelers.