Carlos & Charlies

Mexico



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a beachfront Mexican grill
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Price
$$$$ Inexpensive
Local tip
A taxi from the cruise port is a practical way to reach the beach club, which is described as a short ride away.

Carlos & Charlies is a beachfront club on the southern hotel zone of Cozumel, Mexico, at Carretera Cozumel Sur-Km 14 +250. The setting combines a sandy beach with a casual grill, shaded and open-air areas, loungers, umbrellas and facilities for a full daytime visit. The atmosphere is social and upbeat, with a beach-party character and a welcoming service style.

The kitchen focuses on Mexican grill fare and beach-friendly food, including tacos, seafood and fresh ceviche-style preparations. Drinks include tropical cocktails, and all-inclusive day-pass options pair a meal and an open bar with access to the beach facilities. A separate beach pass can suit visitors looking for a simpler combination of a cocktail, a lounger, an umbrella, Wi-Fi and time by the water.

Water activities are a central part of the experience. The venue offers inflatable water toys, kayaks and paddle boards, while additional activities include jet ski rental, parasailing, boat snorkeling trips and banana rides. Massages and henna tattoos are also available as part of the activity mix. The range gives the club appeal for visitors who want more than a restaurant meal, as well as for guests who prefer to settle into a lounger with a drink and a view of the beach.

The club is positioned as a convenient stop for cruise visitors, with a short taxi ride connecting it to the cruise ship port. Its location in Zona Hotelera Sur also places the venue within Cozumel’s established hotel and beach area. The combination of lunch, drinks, beach access and optional activities makes the setting suitable for a relaxed shore outing, a social group day or a beach-focused break between excursions.

Reservations and day-pass arrangements are handled through the venue, with WhatsApp contact available for booking enquiries. Carlos & Charlies works best for visitors seeking a casual beachfront meal alongside swimming-area recreation, water equipment and a lively island atmosphere rather than a formal dining experience.

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The club suits visitors looking for a beach day with Mexican grill food, drinks, loungers and optional water activities.
The kitchen serves Mexican grill fare with tacos, seafood and fresh ceviche-style preparations among the beach-oriented choices.
Reservations and day-pass enquiries can be arranged through the venue’s WhatsApp contact.
The club is in Zona Hotelera Sur on Carretera Cozumel Sur-Km 14 +250, in the southern hotel zone of Cozumel.
The venue is focused on daytime beach visits, and current service hours should be confirmed directly before arrival.
Guests with dietary requirements can ask the venue about suitable menu choices before ordering.
The beach facilities, loungers and shared water activities can suit group outings and family beach days, with arrangements best confirmed in advance.
Yes. The setting is directly on a sandy beach and includes beach loungers and umbrellas for outdoor use.
Yes. Available activities include kayaks, paddle boards, inflatable water toys, jet skis, parasailing, boat snorkeling and banana rides.

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