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CozumelCozumel "Land of the Swallows", once the pirate hangout of Jean Lafitte, is twelve miles off the Yucatan coast (a 30 minute ferry ride from Playa del Carmen).  Cozumel, Mexico's largest island, lies in an endless view of the dazzling sapphire waters of the Caribbean Sea.  With crystal-clear waters, fantastic underwater flora and fauna, and centuries-old shipwrecks, the island has long been popular for its world class diving. In addition to diving, snorkeling and deep-sea fishing, there's tennis, windsurfing, sailing and jet-skiing, or simply relax by the pool or laze the day away on white, powdered coral beaches.
The island is perfect for moped treks down untrammeled roads and bar-hopping in clubs with live jazz as intoxicating as the tequila. The best place to begin your island exploration would be the central plaza of the island's only town, quaint San Miguel, where unique shops and restaurants are hidden throughout. You'll find the coolguide jammed-packed with maps and lots more information on this island paradise and honeymoon destination.    Whether buying a new car, or a used car, or selling a vehicle; first check KBB (Kelley Blue Book), Black Book, Red Book, or the NADA Used Vehicle Guide. For Cancun Specials and the lowest priced roomrates and airfares to the most popular Cancun hotels and Mayan Riviera resorts, turn from Cozumel to the Cancun home page.  Cozumel. |
In keeping with the Mayan Riviera's new eco-friendly outlook, horses are the preferred mode of transportation.