Cozumel is a 193-square-mile Caribbean paradise off the coast of the State of Quintana Roo and the edge of the Riviera Maya. It is one of Mexico’s biggest and most populous islands. Due to its well-deserved reputation for its paradisiacal condition, it attracts a lot of tourists. Cruise ships come here daily, making it one…
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The Cozumel Planetarium is one of four in the state of Quintana Roo, and it is open to both locals and visitors. Regardless of whether you are from Mayan land or not, you will remember this trip. Full Name: “Cha”an Ka”an” Cozumel Planetarium This new planetarium has Latin America’s only 3-D digital planetarium projector. It’s…
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Punta Molas is the northernmost point on the island of Cozumel. There’s an antique lighthouse here, as well as some of Cozumel’s most gorgeous beaches. You can get here by a winding, unpaved route. Once in Punta Molas, you can also visit the Caracol Tomb, from which you can see cruise ships and yachts arriving…
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Palancar Beach, one of Cozumel‘s top all-around beaches, is known for its water sports, which include kayaking, snorkeling, sailing, and diving. You can hire a dive boat and eat at one of the neighboring restaurants or pubs. The most appealing aspect about Palancar Beach in Cozumel is that it has the feel of a private…
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The ‘Tomb of the Snail,’ as we also know El Caracol ruins, is near the southern tip of Cozumel and has great stories to tell. All these, via its architecture and the details that the forefathers left in each of the region’s buildings. It got the name ‘Tomb of the Snail’ due to its tiny…
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Chen Rio beach is a beautiful white sand beach located on the island of Cozumel’s west coast. It is famous for its serenity. Chen Rio is a mix of Mayan and Spanish words, with “Chen” meaning “small” in Mayan and “Rio” meaning “river” in Spanish. It was named after a river that flowed through this…
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El Cedral town is around 14 miles from the main city. It is around a 30-minute drive away. Upon arrival, you will find a community steeped in history and culture. This town boasts one of the island’s oldest relics, with much of its architecture and evidence of paintings on the walls dating back to 800…
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Cozumel is a must-visit for its abundance of palm trees and beaches. It is famous throughout the world for its outstanding diving and stunning blue waters. This tiny island has developed some fantastic beach clubs. There, guests may access sandy beaches, swimming pools, restaurants with ocean views, beach bars, sun loungers, and other amenities. It…
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Cozumel is the perfect destination for thrill seekers. Here there is always enjoyment to discover—whether it be in the jungle, lagoons, beaches, reefs, natural parks, or somewhere in between. It is important to note that the island is protected on more than half of its surface, with four national reserves, including a 113-acre marine park…
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At El Mirador overlook, take in the rugged natural splendor of Cozumel‘s east shore. El Mirador overlook is a rocky seascape filled with natural bridges, tide pools, and stone spires on Cozumel’s mountainous eastern shore. This unspoiled, natural location faces the open Caribbean Sea and provides a refreshing break from Cozumel’s more popular areas. The…
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