We had a wonderful time learning so much about the site, Mayans in the Yucatan, and overall the lovely culture at Cozumel. 100% recommend getting a guided tour as it’ll allows you to have a more thorough experience with updated current knowledge. If you go , ask for Trisha she was so well-spoken enthusiastic and kind. She really helped us enjoy our time learning. Also recommend going to smaller groups to maximize the opportunity of getting fully immersed.

After coming into Cozumel on a Royal Caribbean cruise, we visited San Gervasio in the early afternoon. Our tour guide Trisha was extremely knowledgeable and had a wonderful English vocabulary. We learned a lot about Mayan culture and traditions as our guide told the story behind the ruins.

Average for me, probably my husband would have said very good so it depends on your interest in ruins generally. Mine is not great and this is certainly a ruin. That said our guide was very good and knowledgeable. Uneven ground so flat shoes. You are not supposed to take your own water inside the area, which, in this day and age, and with the heat was unacceptable. We had no problem with insects as it hadnt rained.

This is an excellent Mayan site to visit while on Cozumel, it is dedicated to a fertility goddess. We hired a taxi to take us to the site, wait while we explored and then drove us around the island before dropping us off near the ferry terminal. The site will take about an hour to explore. There are not huge and impressive pyramids like at Coba or Chichen Itza but well worth the time. There is an entrance fee.

We visited this Mayan ruin in February 2023. We hired one of the park guides (Trisha) to take us around this archaeological site. Her knowledge of the Mayan people was amazing. She knew a lot more than you would read on the information plaques around the park. I highly recommend taking this tour, and hire a park guide to show you what you may not see on your own.

This has been on the list for the past few visits... glad we were able to check it out. There are 2 entrance fees (one is federal and one is state) for a total of $12.50 usd. I would recommend paying for a tour guide ($30 usd). Angel was ours, and he was quite knowledgeable about the Mayan culture. Be sure to have bug spray!! Definitely not in the scale of Tulum or Chitcheitza, but definitely worth checking out!

We visited the San Gervasio site today 03/06, and were not disappointed. Our group of 6 arrived via taxi, and after purchasing our tickets we’re greeted by our extremely friendly tour guide Trisha. Trisha was very knowledgeable of the site and excitedly showed us every aspect of the site she was passionate about. We learned a lot, and had an amazing time doing so. She gave us plenty of time to ask her any questions that we had about each stop around the tour, and again was extremely passionate and knowledgeable with her answers. Amazing site, amazing views, amazing information and an amazing tour guide.

Visited the ruins as part of a tour by Tripping Cool on Thursday, Feb 9. Our guide was phenomenal. I wish I could remember his name. He explained so many things about the ruins that if you had taken the tour by yourself, you definitely would have missed. As someone who loved history, thoroughly enjoyed this tour.

The Mayan Site was extremely interesting. The site should be more accessible for people in wheelchairs. That being said the site offers a paid tour guide. Our guide Tricia was amazing, her knowledge of the site and Mayan customs/culture was superb and she was a great help with our mother, who needed the handicap accessibility.

This was a wonderful experience! My husband and I learned so much from our private guide, Miguel! He was informative and answered all of our questions and then some! It was a learning experience through the ancient ruins...We could definitely suggest this site to our friends and visitors to Cozumel would be short changing their visit without this spot added the the itinerary!