Chula’s All Inclusive Beach Pass with Transport

Chula’s is built around one simple idea: arrive from your cruise ship, settle into a chair, and stop reaching for your wallet. For $89.99 per person, you get transport, an all-you-can-eat lunch, domestic drinks, a freshwater pool, kayaks, paddle boards, and the floating water park. I especially like the easy family setup and the fact that the water toys are included rather than sold as a separate package.

I also like the friendly service, with servers such as Mike, Ivan, Hector, Miguel, Oscar, Irbin, and Charmín receiving especially warm praise. The main catch is the setting: the beach has rocks, the wooden loungers can be hard and hot, and the club can feel more like a party stop than a quiet retreat. Bring water shoes and a towel.

Key points to know before you go

• Round-trip cruise-port transport is included: Give the operator your ship and cruise line, and you receive the exact meeting point rather than choosing one yourself.
• The floating water park is the star attraction: Trampolines, slides, rafts, and obstacle-course features make the offshore area a hit with older children and active adults.
• Food is plentiful but not luxury dining: Tacos, nachos, fajitas, burritos, burgers, shrimp, and fish are included, while lobster, octopus, whole fried fish, and steak cost extra.
• The beach is rocky in places: Water shoes are a smart addition, especially for children and anyone with sensitive feet.
• The atmosphere is loud and social: Chula’s suits people who want music, drinks, service, and activity more than solitude.
• Comfort is the weak spot: The wooden beach chairs are the most common complaint, and towels cost $5 if you do not bring your own.

What your $89.99 buys at Chula’s

Chula’s Beach Club is a practical choice for a cruise day in Cozumel. The price covers the basics that can quickly add up at a beach club: transportation, lunch, drinks, a chair, showers, restrooms, lockers, pool use, and nonmotorized water equipment.

The all-inclusive promise is fairly broad, but do not read it as an unlimited luxury menu. Included food covers tacos, nachos, fajitas with beef, chicken, shrimp, fish, or vegetables, burritos, burgers, and seafood limited to shrimp and fish fillet. Lobster, octopus, whole fried fish, and steaks are not part of the base price.

Drinks include bottled water, sodas, draft beer, and cocktails made with domestic brands. Premium labels are excluded. If you prefer a stronger drink, you can ask, but the standard pours are designed to be moderate. Some people find the cocktails weak, so I would choose this pass for the quantity and convenience, not for a serious cocktail program.

The value depends on how much you use. A family that eats lunch, spends time on the inflatables, uses the pool, and has several drinks can get good value from the fixed price. If you mainly want a calm beach chair for two hours and rarely eat or drink, the pass is harder to justify.

Getting from the cruise port to the beach club

Transportation is offered from any cruise port in Cozumel, as well as from downtown areas under the arrangements provided with your booking. The operator asks for your ship and cruise line, hotel, or confirmation that you are coming from Playa del Carmen. You should provide that information carefully because it is used to assign your meeting point.

This is the part of the day where you should allow extra attention. Cruise ports can be confusing, with several pickup areas and plenty of independent drivers. Some people have connected with the driver easily, while others have had trouble finding the vehicle or understanding the meeting instructions. Once aboard, the ride to the beach club has generally been described as smooth, including for a family traveling with a baby.

Do not assume any taxi back to the port is covered. The included transport applies to the package with round-trip transportation. If you book a version without that feature, or if a driver treats the return as a separate fare, you may be charged. Before leaving the ship, confirm that your voucher specifically includes both directions.

The return matters on a cruise day. You want enough time to leave Chula’s, find the vehicle, and get back to the correct port entrance. Ask staff for the pickup procedure when you arrive instead of waiting until the last minute.

A full day from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., or a shorter stop

The advertised operating window is 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., giving you a possible full day at the club. The experience can also work as a shorter stop, with the listed duration ranging from roughly one to eight hours. That flexibility is useful if you want a few hours of water activities rather than a full day in the sun.

On arrival, you can choose among the beach, pool, shaded seating, hammocks, bar areas, and activity zones. The swing bar is a fun first stop, particularly if you want a quick drink and an easy orientation to the property.

The pace is up to you. You can order food and drinks from your seating area, swim, try the kayaks, or spend much of the day at the inflatable water park. The club provides lockers, showers, restrooms, and lounge areas, which makes it easier to move between swimming and eating without carrying everything with you.

The setting is social and energetic. Music, staff activity, and sales approaches from vendors or merchandise sellers can be part of the experience. If you want quiet reading time, choose a less central seat if one is available and expect to say no more than once to sales pitches. Some people find the frequent approaches tiring.

The water park is the main reason to book

The inflatable water park gives Chula’s more action than a standard beach day. You can swim out to floating rafts, slides, trampolines, and obstacle-course features. The setup is especially useful for families with older children and for adults who would rather play in the water than simply sit on shore.

The inflatables are offshore, and the water can be deep enough that you need to swim out to them. One account placed the deepest area near roughly six feet or more, though exact depth can vary. Children should be watched closely, and you should pay attention to the rocks near the entry and around the floating equipment.

Kayaks and paddle boards are included, giving you a quieter way to get on the water. Snorkeling near the property can also produce fish sightings, but conditions vary, and seaweed may be present. This is not a tightly guided snorkeling tour, so think of it as an optional beach activity rather than a marine-life excursion.

Weather controls this part of the day. Wind and choppy water can cause the club to close some or all water activities for safety. That is a real limitation in Cozumel, where a cloudy or windy day can change the plan quickly. The pool and included food remain useful backups, but the club has less to offer if the ocean is closed and you do not enjoy the party atmosphere.

Beach conditions: pretty, natural, and not soft underfoot

The shore is attractive, but it is not a perfect barefoot beach. Several areas have a rocky seabed, and seaweed can appear along the waterline or near the chairs. Conditions change by day, and the property has a marked entry area intended to make access easier.

Bring water shoes. They will help with rocks, the walk into the water, and the area near the inflatables. One child cut a toe, so this is not just a comfort tip. If your feet are sensitive, or if you plan to spend a lot of time swimming, water shoes are close to essential.

The seaweed issue is seasonal and changeable. Staff clean it when possible, but they cannot control what washes ashore. The property is within a National Marine Park, so natural rocks cannot simply be removed. You should book this place for the facilities and activity package, not because you expect a perfectly groomed, powder-soft shoreline.

There are shaded areas, hammocks, beach seating, and umbrellas. The loungers are wooden, though, and this is the club’s biggest comfort problem. Some people find them fine for a short stay, while others leave early because the chairs become uncomfortable or hot. Bring a towel to place under you, and remember that towel rental costs $5.

Food, drinks, and the service at your table

The food is designed for easy, repeated ordering rather than a formal meal. You can choose tacos, nachos, fajitas, burritos, burgers, and the included shrimp or fish fillet. Portions are generous enough for a beach day, and the range works well for mixed groups with different tastes.

Quality is likely to feel better if you keep expectations in the right place. Some meals have been called fresh and flavorful, while others have been described as merely decent. On busy days, orders can take time. The all-inclusive format is still useful because you can order again without calculating each plate, but it does not guarantee fast restaurant service.

Service is one of Chula’s strongest features. Staff members are outgoing and attentive, and the best servers keep drinks moving and check in often. Mike, Ivan, Luis, Charmín, Hector, Miguel, Oscar, Irbin, Pedro, Mario, and Omar have all been singled out for friendly, personal service at different times.

Tipping is not included in the stated price. If a server looks after your family all day, keep small bills available and tip accordingly. That simple gesture matters at a place where much of the enjoyment comes from table service.

The bar serves bottled water, sodas, draft beer, and domestic cocktails. The drinks are unlimited within the included package, but premium brands are not included. Some cocktails may taste light, and the mixers may not suit everyone. I would treat the bar as a convenient way to stay refreshed, not as a destination for fine spirits.

Pool, facilities, and the extras

The freshwater pool offers a calm alternative when the sea is rough. It is on the small side, but it can be refreshing, especially when you want a break from salt water. A pool railing and cleaning have been suggested as areas needing attention, so do not expect a resort-style pool complex.

Lockers, showers, and restrooms are included. Showers are useful for rinsing salt and sand before the ride back to the ship, and there are enough facilities for a beach day. Conditions can vary, with some concerns raised about restroom locks, lighting, and general upkeep.

Optional services include massages, hair braiding, fish foot spas, and motorized activities. These are not part of the $89.99 pass. A jet ski has been priced separately at $80 for two people for 30 minutes, so budget for those extras before agreeing to them.

The property can feel dated in spots. Seating and umbrellas have been undergoing attention, but the club is not polished like a high-end resort. I see that as a fair trade if you mainly want food, drinks, water toys, and transport in one package.

Who will enjoy Chula’s most

I would recommend Chula’s to families who want several activities in one place. The pool, shaded areas, food, showers, lockers, and included water park simplify the day, especially when children want action and adults want a drink or a place to sit.

It also suits solo visitors, couples, and groups who like a lively beach club. You can arrive without planning every detail, eat when hungry, and move between the bar, pool, beach, and water park.

I would be cautious if your idea of Cozumel is a quiet, pristine beach with soft loungers and very clear, easy-entry water. The rocks, vendors, music, wooden chairs, and changing sea conditions may frustrate you. A quieter beach club or a snorkel-focused excursion would be a better match for that style of day.

The pass is also less appealing if you do not drink, do not plan to eat much, or only have a short window between ship activities. Its value comes from using several parts of the package.

Booking details that can save you trouble

Confirmation is provided at booking, and free cancellation is available if you cancel at least 24 hours before the local start time. Cancellations or changes made within 24 hours are not refundable.

Most people can participate, and the club is near public transportation, but the package is designed around arranged pickup. Give the operator accurate ship, hotel, or Playa del Carmen information and wait for the exact meeting instructions. Do not invent your own pickup spot.

Bring a swimsuit, sunscreen, water shoes, and your own towel. The towel rental is $5, and the chairs are more comfortable with something between you and the wood. Keep your cruise schedule in mind, and confirm the return ride before settling into the water activities.

Should you book Chula’s All Inclusive Beach Pass?

Book it if you want a simple, activity-filled Cozumel day with transport, unlimited domestic drinks, plenty of food, and a floating water park included in one price. The service is often the highlight, and the water toys give this beach club more energy than a basic chair-and-sand stop.

Skip it if comfort, quiet, or a soft sandy swimming area matters most. The rocky water, hard loungers, sales approaches, occasional food delays, and weather-related activity closures are real drawbacks.

For families, groups, and cruise passengers who value convenience, Chula’s is a solid practical pick. Bring water shoes, bring a towel, confirm your pickup, and set your expectations for a cheerful, busy beach club rather than a peaceful island hideaway.

FAQ

What does the $89.99 Chula’s beach pass include?

The pass includes round-trip transportation from or to a Cozumel cruise port, all-you-can-eat lunch, domestic alcoholic drinks, the inflatable water park, beach lounge chairs, a freshwater pool, kayaks, paddle boards, lockers, showers, restrooms, and a professional guide.

What food is included?

Included food includes tacos, nachos, fajitas, burritos, burgers, shrimp, and fish fillet. Fajitas can be prepared with beef, chicken, shrimp, fish, or vegetables.

Which foods cost extra?

Lobster, octopus, whole fried fish, and steaks are not included in the all-inclusive price.

Are premium alcoholic brands included?

No. The package includes domestic open-bar drinks, including draft beer and cocktails, but premium brands are not included.

Are towels provided?

No. Towels are not included. You can bring your own or rent one for $5 per person.

Can water activities close because of weather?

Yes. Water activities may be paused or canceled when the sea is choppy or weather conditions are unsafe.

What information is needed for pickup?

Provide your ship and cruise line, hotel information, or let the operator know you are coming from Playa del Carmen. The operator will provide the exact meeting point based on that information.