The reef
Cozumel is home to the world's second-largest coral reef, an underwater world that draws visitors from around the globe. Snorkel at Money Bar, Playa Azul or Hotel Barracuda, or get open-water certified on the island.
San Gervasio
Over 20 acres of well-preserved Mayan history dedicated to the goddess Ixchel. Miles of original Mayan roads are still visible on the island.
Mainland day trips
Explore the ancient cities of Chichén Itzá, Tulum and Cobá, the Xcaret and Xel-Há eco-parks, and the cenotes. From June to September, swim with whale sharks off Holbox.
Around the island
Sunday entertainment in the square, the most beautiful beaches, the lighthouse climb, crocodiles by the boardwalk, turtle nesting areas, jeep tours, parasailing, golf and fishing.
Beaches
White sand and turquoise water on the calm west side, and wild surf, blowholes and sea turtle nesting beaches on the east coast.
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Snorkeling & the reef
Cozumel sits on the world's second-largest coral reef. Snorkel right off the beach at Money Bar, Playa Azul or the Barracuda, or take a catamaran out to Palancar and Colombia.
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Mayan ruins
San Gervasio covers over 20 acres dedicated to the goddess Ixchel, and little El Caracol stands near the Punta Sur lighthouse. Chichén Itzá, Tulum and Cobá are a ferry ride away.
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Town & nightlife
Downtown San Miguel comes alive at night, with fire dancers and music in the square on Sundays, mariachis at dinner and fiestas on Independence Day.
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Island adventures
Parasailing, deep-sea fishing, jeep tours, the Punta Sur lagoon and its crocodiles, and plenty of iguanas.
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Sunsets
Every evening the sun drops into the sea on the west side. Watch it from the Barracuda pier, a waterfront bar or our own rooftop deck.
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Find your way
Map of the island
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