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San Gervasio

The San Gervasio ruins are a must-see for culture and history buffs.
The ruins are spread throughout the jungle, so plan to do plenty of walking.
It’s a good idea to bring strong mosquito repellent.
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The San Gervasio Ruins are one of Cozumel’s largest, most important archeological sites. The Maya sacred center was dedicated to Ixchel, the goddess of fertility and childbirth, and Maya women would make pilgrimages to pay tribute. The site consists of six architectural sets and other temples connected by roads.
San Gervasio is around 10 miles (16 kilometers) east of San Miguel de Cozumel and the ports. You can take a taxi or rent a car, scooter, or bicycle and travel independently. The entrance fee includes parking. Many Cozumel sightseeing tours stop at the ruins and include transfers.
Yes, guided tours are available for the San Gervasio Ruins. You can book a tour at the entrance to the ruins. Most Cozumel sightseeing tours that visit the ruins include a guide. You can explore the structures independently—informational signage is posted in several languages.
No, you cannot climb most of the structures or ruins at San Gervasio. There will be signs indicating which structures you cannot climb on. There are ropes marking off ruins and areas that you cannot enter. Respect all signs and roped-off areas.
The San Gervasio Ruins can be visited at any time, though they will be busiest during the high season from December to April. It’s best to visit first thing in the morning, before large tour groups arrive, to avoid the crowds and the heat of the day.












































































































































