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| Cozumel Attractions |
Cozumel Diving :
Since roughly a third of the people coming to Cozumel are coming
to experience one of the best dive locations in the world . . . this
is where we will begin.
About 70,000 visitors come to dive Cozumel each year. Most of those
come between June and August when hotel rates are low and the water
temperature is high (around 78F or 26C).
Crystal clear water and over 30 reef locations that range from 50
to 80 feet (15-25 meters) make diving Cozumel for beginning and advanced
divers alike.
There really are more dive boats and dive operators here than you
can shake a stick at, so don't worry too much about reserving a space.
However, if you have a group or just have to plan every minute of
your trip. . . you can easily find some of the larger Cozumel dive
shops online.
Cozumel Beaches :
A simple rule of thumb on Cozumel is that the side of the island
facing the mainland has better beaches and places for swimming or
snorkeling than the side of the island facing East. There are, however,
exceptions to every rule. Eastern shore exceptions include Playa
Chen Rio, Playa Chiquero and Balnerio Municipal.
San Miguel de Cozumel :
This is the main port where most people enter and leave Cozumel
island. It is also the best place to find dive shops, motor scooter
rentals, shopping malls, movies, nightlife and restaurants.
Parque Chankanaab :
An ecological park with reproductions of Olmec, Toltec, Mayan and
Aztec structures sprinkled throughout.
Parque Punta Sur :
As the name imply's, it is on the southern tip of Cozumel Island.
There is the park . . . but that's not the only attraction here.
Kayaking and Snorkeling (gear for both available on location) at
this location are very popular too.
Excursions off of Cozumel Island :
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