Cozumel
Mexico's Favorite Island Escape Plan
Cozumel Overview
Fishermen and divers have been drawn to Cozumel for decades, and many return year after year to drift the reefs or chase aerobatic sailfish. Those who remain ashore are also rewarded with pampering resorts and laid back beach clubs on an island where a small-town vibe still permeates the culture, and now mingles with a vibrant art and culinary scene. Visitors can spend their days swimming, snorkeling, paddling, riding, sailing and exploring, or just kick back on the waterfront and take in the sun and the blue waters of the Caribbean. And after each technicolor sunset over the water, the town's waterfront square comes alive with music and conversation.
Diving
Ride the currents over undulating coral ridges. Negotiate a maze of caverns and swim throughs that lead to the face of a deep wall. Explore the submerged wreck of the Felipe Xicotencatl. Immerse in a cloud of tropical fish on shallow reefs within a marine reserve.
Adventure
Swim with dolphins, hunt for crocodiles and paddle into a pristine mangrove lagoon. Tane a dune buggy tour to the island's wild east coast. Sail to a deserted beach a speedboat. Tour a chocolate farm and sample the goods. Jump from a cliff into the jade-green waters of a jungle cenote.
Wellness
Indulge in an hour-long massage in a seaside pavilion. Cleanse body and mind in a Mayan steam lodge. Relax and rebuild with a beachside yoga session. Purify with essential oils and herbs harvested fresh from island groves.
