Facilitators

Spiritual guide and guardian of ancient Maya traditions, Abuela Mary Coba shares ceremonies and knowledge focused on connection with nature, energy, and the cultural memory of indigenous peoples. Her presence embodies ancestral feminine wisdom and the spiritual bond with the earth, the sea, and the elements.

Guardian and transmitter of Mexican traditions rooted in Maya-Toltec heritage. Through ceremonies, medicinal plants, and temazcal, he shares ancestral knowledge focused on healing, spiritual connection, and respect for nature. His work seeks to preserve the living memory of indigenous cultures and promote holistic well-being through ancestral wisdom.

Mexican singer and songwriter whose music fuses conscious folk with contemporary medicine music. Inspired by nature, presence, and community life, she crafts an organic sound that invites feeling and reconnection. Live, she offers an intimate and vivid experience where music becomes a bridge between enjoyment, introspection, and collective encounter — creating atmospheres where the audience doesn't just listen, but recognizes itself, participates, and connects.

Conscious movement guide and creator of the Sensual Goddess Movement methodology. Her work fuses dance, flexibility, somatic practices, and feminine connection to help women reconnect with their body, creativity, and vital energy.

Aquí + Ahora is more than just a name — it's a philosophy. Being fully present in the here and now, making every moment count. A welcoming space for everyone, with great food, great drinks, and a great vibe.

Deeply connected to the identity of the island, Café de Isla has become a landmark for those seeking an excellent cup of coffee while connecting with the culture, creativity, and relaxed lifestyle of Cozumel. Coffee break at the Museo de la Isla.

A unique ancestral paddling experience in the waters of Cozumel. Aboard Maya-style canoes, this activity promotes physical and mental development while keeping alive the tradition of the ancient Maya canoeists. Breathtaking sunrises and sunsets on the water, in connection with the nautical legacy of the indigenous peoples of the sacred island.

Environmental activist and creator of the @noseaswaste project, focused on waste reduction and responsible consumption. Through workshops and educational campaigns, she inspires communities and visitors to adopt more sustainable habits, promoting alternatives to single-use plastic and a more mindful relationship with the environment.

A Mexican duo that weaves the healing power of medicine music with the subtle pulse of electronic rhythms. They combine acoustic instruments — handpan, flute, saxophone, and djembé — with enveloping soundscapes and refined rhythms. Their music is an invitation to connect, move, and heal: a space where ancestral sounds merge with modern vibrations, creating magical moments where the soul can dance and find peace at the same time.

David Olvera is one of Mexico's most outstanding ultra-distance swimmers. Originally from San Luis Potosí, he has achieved remarkable open-water feats, including an 85-kilometer crossing between Cozumel and Cancún in nearly 17 continuous hours of swimming. His discipline, endurance, and connection with the sea have made him a benchmark in high-performance sport and personal achievement.

Nutritionist specializing in mindful eating and holistic wellness. For over 20 years she has guided health journeys through nutrition and alternative medicine. Her mission is to show that healthy eating can also be fun, delicious, and sustainable.

A community project focused on environmental education and the responsible management of organic waste through composting. Through dynamic, accessible workshops, they promote sustainable habits and show how to transform waste into life — contributing to a cleaner, more conscious Cozumel.

Jenny and the Mexicats is one of the most original acts in the Ibero-American music scene. Made up of musicians from Mexico and Spain, their sound fuses jazz, rockabilly, folk, flamenco, reggae, son veracruzano, cumbia, and Latin music into a unique style that defies easy categorization. Renowned for their live energy and ability to connect with audiences of all ages, they have taken their music to international stages, becoming a benchmark of multicultural fusion and sonic diversity. Their performance at Cozumel Vivo Fest promises a musical journey full of joy, rhythm, and celebration.

A youth movement committed to environmental conservation and sustainable development in Cozumel. Their initiatives include environmental education, ecosystem protection, and the promotion of responsible practices to build a greener, more conscious island.

An iconic Cozumel restaurant inspired by Mediterranean cuisine and the joy of gathering around the table. Since its founding, La Cocay has established itself as a culinary space that brings together locals and visitors in a warm, creative, and multicultural atmosphere — celebrating flavors, art, and human connection.

Visual artist and creative facilitator specializing in mixed media, collage, and art with natural elements. Her work promotes community connection, conscious creativity, and reflection on our relationship with the environment.

Meditation and conscious breathwork facilitator focused on mental calm and inner connection. Through Samatha meditation techniques and sound healing, he guides processes of deep relaxation, presence, and emotional well-being.

Luna Santa is a musical group that fuses medicine music, organic sounds, and contemporary rhythms to create experiences of connection, introspection, and collective healing. Inspired by nature, spirituality, and community life, their concerts invite audiences to reconnect with themselves and their surroundings through music, song, and presence.

Yoga teacher, therapist, and activist with over 20 years of experience in yoga and personal transformation. His approach integrates movement, breathwork, and body awareness to support holistic well-being. He has trained hundreds of teachers and built yoga communities across Mexico and abroad.

Freediver and environmental activist passionate about the sea and the protection of our planet. Through freediving and ocean connection experiences, she raises awareness about climate change and the importance of reducing our environmental footprint.

A local sports team promoting triathlon and swimming in Cozumel. Organizers of the festival's children's aquathlon — an event designed for young participants to discover sport, discipline, and the joy of moving through water and land.

Local swimming and surf instructor dedicated to sharing the love of the sea with new generations. Through paddle and dinghy sailing experiences in the Caribbean waters, he guides young participants in an ocean connection adventure around Cozumel.

Nah Ikal, meaning "House of the Spirit" in Maya, is a gathering space on Isla Cozumel — the sacred island of Ixchel — where well-being, self-expression, and connection with nature intertwine. Surrounded by jungle and living energy, it holds practices of yoga, meditation, sound, art, and ancestral and contemporary ceremonies, offering an intimate environment to reconnect with the body, spirit, and natural pulse of life. Nah Ikal is an invitation to inhabit yourself with presence, express yourself freely, and return to nature as essential medicine.

Pueblo del Maíz is an immersive cultural experience that recreates everyday life of the Maya civilization on the sacred island of Cozumel. Through performances, traditional gastronomy, music, dance, workshops, and ceremonies, it invites visitors to connect with the ancestral legacy of one of Mesoamerica's most important cultures. More than a tourist attraction, it is a space of cultural preservation that promotes respect for traditions, identity, and the historical richness of the region.

Since 1996, Sand Dollar Sports has been a benchmark for sustainable tourism and marine conservation in Cozumel. Founders and drivers of reef protection and environmental education initiatives, they have actively worked to preserve the Cozumel Marine Park. Their snorkeling and diving experiences promote respect and awareness of the importance of marine ecosystems.

Specialist in human development, coaching, and organizational well-being. Her methodology integrates Western and Eastern tools focused on self-knowledge, mental health, and inner connection as the foundation for transforming both personal and professional life.

The temazcal is an ancestral ceremony of purification and spiritual renewal that symbolizes the return to the womb of Mother Earth. Guided by tradition keepers, this ritual uses the heat of volcanic stones and the steam of medicinal plants to encourage introspection, emotional release, and connection with nature. Regarded as a holistic wellness practice, the temazcal offers a profound experience of transformation, balance, and reconnection with oneself.

Facilitator of psychotherapeutic and ceremonial processes, Vania integrates ancestral practices such as Maya-Toltec temazcal with contemporary therapeutic tools. Her work creates safe spaces for emotional transformation, healing, and inner reconnection through the body, breath, and somatic awareness. Her guidance honors human sensitivity and ancestral wisdom.