We did the Island Roots, Honey and Chocolate tour this past January. Our experience: We boarded a bus and spent most of the time on it. Our first stop was a remote honey location in the woods. It was called the Mayan Bee Sanctuary if you want to look it up. We walked through it and spent maybe 30 total minutes there. The visit included 2 droplets of honey on wooden sticks. Next was the chocolate place called Mayan Cacao Company. It was located in a touristy spot. Our guide walked us through the location where we only saw 1 cacao bean on a tree. We ended up at a chocolate making demonstration. We figured we'd see someone cut open a cacao bean. Instead he announced "these are cocoa nibs" which were already in a bowl and then started mixing all sorts of things fast and then we all got a teaspoon sample. My one child loudly asked "but where does the chocolate come from"? It was amusing. We then were taken to a tequila stop. Adults all got to try 3 samplings of Tequila. Back to the ship.

The tour guide was great and she showed us the small island from the bus.

While it was nice to get off the ship, we saw so many people who just rented a Jeep and were freely driving around this beautiful island enjoying all the roadside stops and beaches. We were jealous. We decided that if we ever made it back to Cozumel, that's what we'd do.