Travel to Cozumel - Your Guide
Cozumel - More Destinations - Cancun > Puerto VallartaCozumel is an island of contrasts. It's only twelve miles away from the mainland, but has avoided the over-development prevalent in other parts of Mexico. It is home to ancient Mayan ruins as well as modern luxury hotels. It's somewhere you could grab a burger or a plate of pasta as easily as sampling burritos and enchiladas.
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This website guides you through the contrasts of Cozumel, to help you get the most out of your stay. Our accommodation section gives information on hotels, all-inclusive resorts and self-catering villas. If you've fallen in love with the place already, our page on real estate offers some helpful tips on buying property in Cozumel. The section on attractions gives you information on what to see and do in Cozumel, including some advice on where you can get a bite to eat.
A third of visitors to Cozumel come for the diving, and who can blame them? The island is surrounded by beautiful coral reefs, and also contains some cenotes, or sinkholes, where qualified cave divers can explore the wonders of underground caverns. No wonder dive operators proliferate in Cozumel; so many visitors are keen to explore the exotic aquatic life below the surface. Our page on diving gives information about the best places to dive, as well as some important practicalities. Those warm Caribbean waters are also a magnet to all kinds of water-babies, from swimmers to water-skiers, although you may choose simply to sunbathe on the white sands and watch other people exerting themselves.
Although Cozumel is an idyllic holiday location in its own right, don't forget that it's possible to enjoy day trips to the mainland too. Our page on what to do beyond Cozumel resorts explains the options.
This site gives you a good idea about what you can do in and around Cozumel, but don't forget that you're here on holiday. If you'd rather be sunbathing than sight-seeing, simply grab a drink from one of the palapas and relax on the beach.
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