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Discover Cozumel’s Punta Sur Brewery with this 2.5-hour tour, combining a brewery visit, tasting local craft beers, and a delicious multi-course meal.
If you’re a fan of beer and authentic local flavors, the Brew Tour in Cozumel offers a compelling way to combine learning, tasting, and feasting—all in one relaxed outing. While I haven’t personally taken this tour, based on detailed descriptions and glowing reviews, it promises a well-balanced experience that’s perfect for those who enjoy discovering local craftsmanship paired with good food.
What stands out is the insightful brewery visit, where you’ll get a behind-the-scenes peek into the craft of beer making, and the delicious food pairing that elevates the tasting journey. On the flip side, some travelers might find the two-and-a-half-hour duration tight if they’re looking for a more leisurely exploration. This tour seems best suited for beer aficionados, culinary curious travelers, and anyone interested in a taste of Cozumel’s local brewing scene.


The Brew Tour begins at Señor Frog’s Punta Langosta, a lively Mexican restaurant close to the cruise port and public transportation. This convenient meeting point means you won’t have to worry about complicated logistics—just show up ready to kick off what promises to be a memorable afternoon. Starting at noon, the tour lasts approximately 2 hours and 30 minutes, a well-judged duration that allows plenty of time to enjoy the brewery, the food, and the company without feeling rushed.
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The core of this experience is a brief tour of Punta Sur Brewery, which is a microbrewery producing a range of handcrafted beers. During this part, the owner, Adrian, is highlighted as particularly knowledgeable, answering questions and sharing insight into how each batch is crafted. This behind-the-scenes look isn’t just about tasting; it’s about understanding what makes each beer special, from ingredients to brewing techniques.
You’ll see the equipment, hear about the dedication that goes into each brew, and gain a greater appreciation for the local craft beer scene. This part of the tour appeals especially to beer lovers who enjoy knowing the story behind what they’re drinking. As one reviewer put it, “Adrian is super knowledgeable and answered all our questions,” making the visit both educational and engaging.
After the brewery insights, the focus shifts to tasting. You’ll sample three 12oz beers, carefully selected by the brewery to showcase a variety of flavor profiles. What makes this experience stand out is the structured pairing—each beer accompanies a course, starting with an appetizer, followed by a main, and finishing with dessert.
The food component is a highlight, with local culinary plates that complement the beers beautifully. One reviewer raved about the fabulous lunch, mentioning their mushroom appetizer and fire oven pizzas as “amazing,” adding that the culinary aspect “keeps adding layers to the tasting experience.” The combination of craft beers and flavorful dishes creates a sensory journey that’s both fun and satisfying.
Expect a small group—with a maximum of 12 travelers—which fosters a friendly and intimate atmosphere. The tour ends back at the starting point, making logistics straightforward. While no additional snacks are included beyond the main tasting, the focus remains on quality over quantity, allowing you to savor each sip and bite without feeling overwhelmed.
Priced at $79 per person, this experience delivers good value considering the combination of a brewery tour, three beers, and a full meal. The inclusion of a local culinary experience means you’re not just drinking beers—you’re also tasting Cozumel’s flavors. For those interested in craft beer or local cuisine, this tour offers a richer, more memorable experience than simply sampling beers at a bar.
Our sole review praises the microbrewery’s quality and “unexpectedly fabulous lunch,” highlighting the fire oven pizzas and delicious mushroom appetizer. The reviewer also mentions that owner Adrian “answered all our questions,” emphasizing the educational component. Such feedback points to a well-structured tour that balances learning, tasting, and enjoying good company.

This experience is ideal for beer enthusiasts looking to explore local craft brews and learn about the brewing process. It’s also perfect for culinary travelers eager to pair flavors and enjoy a hearty, well-prepared meal in a small-group setting. If you’re visiting Cozumel and want an activity that combines local craftsmanship, good food, and relaxed atmosphere, this tour hits the mark.
However, if you’re seeking a lengthy, leisurely exploration of Cozumel’s sights or prefer larger, more energetic group settings, this might feel a bit compact. It’s best suited for those who appreciate focused experiences with personal interaction and quality over quantity.

The Brew Tour in Cozumel offers a well-rounded, engaging experience that combines a glimpse into the art of craft brewing with a delicious, thoughtfully paired meal. Its small-group setting fosters a personal atmosphere, allowing you to ask questions, learn, and taste in a relaxed environment. For those who love good beer, great food, and authentic local flavors, this tour provides excellent value and memorable moments.
It’s especially suited for travelers who want a meaningful, educational activity that also satisfies their culinary curiosity. Whether you’re a beer connoisseur or just enjoy trying new flavors, this tour delivers a satisfying snapshot of Cozumel’s vibrant craft beer scene.
“Great micro brewery! Unexpectedly fabulous lunch – the mushroom appetizer and fire oven pizzas were amazing)! Owner Adrian super knowledgable abo…”

What is included in the tour?
You’ll enjoy three 12oz beers, a starter, a main course (an individual pizza), and a dessert—an ideal mix of tasting, learning, and eating.
Where does the tour start and end?
It begins at Señor Frog’s Punta Langosta, a central location in Cozumel, and concludes back at the same spot, making logistics simple.
How long does the tour last?
The experience lasts approximately 2 hours and 30 minutes, giving enough time to enjoy each part without feeling rushed.
Is transportation provided?
No, but the starting point is near public transportation, so getting there should be straightforward.
What is the group size?
The tour is limited to 12 travelers, ensuring an intimate and engaging experience.
Can I cancel if my plans change?
Yes, you can cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund, providing flexibility if your schedule shifts.
This tour combines local craftsmanship, flavorful food, and a friendly atmosphere—making it a true taste of Cozumel’s vibrant culinary and brewing scene.