Divers from all countries come to Cozumel to experience the amazing texture, colors of the reefs and the underwater sealife. Enjoy a Cozumel vacation.

The Island of Cozumel is surrounded with countless attractions waiting to be enjoyed. The small town of San Miguel offers oceanfront cafés and fine restaurants, duty-free shops, a unique Island Museum, the second largest reef of the world for scubadiving or snorkel, and the friendliest people of the Caribbean.

Cozumel's warm, clear, turquoise waters hold the world's second-largest reef network, filled with limestone caves, tunnels, and rare black coral. Its vivid sea life attract scuba divers from around the world. Cozumel Reefs National Park, a protected 30,000-acre national area at the southern section of Cozumel, encompasses 85 percent of the island's dive sites. Enjoy diving at a Cozumel vacation.

Snorkeling is the second most popular sport on the island. For novice snorkelers, there is no need to swim far distances or take a boat trip to take advantage of the reefs. Great snorkeling opportunities await even at hotel beaches. Have a great Cozumel vacation.

San Miguel de Cozumel, the capital of the island, is a peaceful old village, with all the charm of the Mexican Caribbean. The quality of its gastronomy, based on its excellent seafood, is legendary throughout the region. Its provincial air does not make it any less comfortable or modern. Its days are sunny and full of unforgettable experiences, while its nights are ideal for those who enjoy discotheques and bars. A wide range of accommodation is available, from deluxe hotels, to small, inexpensive hostels.

There are more than 90 restaurants and cafes in Cozumel. In addition to numerous beachfront, downtown, and hotel bars, Cozumel is home to two discos, Viva Mexico and Neptuno. Come to a Cozumel vacation.

A duty-free zone, Cozumel is well-stocked with jewelry fabricated in sterling silver and gold with precious and semi-precious stones. Village shops and hotel boutiques carry clothing, perfume, Mexican crafts, and souvenirs. And you'll probably want to import some authentic Mexican tequila as a memento of your visit.