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Cozumel Attractions

Our list of noteworthy Cozumel attractions and places to see in Cozumel, from the must-see tourist landmarks to the top local attractions.

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Chankanaab Park (Parque Chankanaab)

Relaxed Chankanaab Park - or Parque Chankanaab - is a lovely and laid-back "eco archaeological park," just south of the town of Cozumel. There are ...  Continue Reading »

Palancar Reef

The star attraction of the Cozumel Reefs National Park - or Parque Nacional Arrecifes de Cozumel - not to mention Jacques Cousteau's television show, which ...  Continue Reading »

Cozumel Cruise Port

Cozumel welcomes you to Mexico’s Yucatan Peninsula for peerless scuba diving and snorkeling, and Caribbean beach resorts. The idyllic island drifts 20km (12 ...  Continue Reading »

El Mirador Lookout

While the tranquil waters, white beaches, and endless stucco strips of bars and shops that line Cozumel's touristy West Coast provide most vacationers with ...  Continue Reading »

Faro de Punta Celerain (Punta Sur) Ecological Park

Part of the Cozumel Reefs National Park (or Parque Nacional Arrecifes de Cozumel) Faro de Punta Celerain, also known as Punta Sur, Ecological Park offers some ...  Continue Reading »

Museum of the Island of Cozumel

Though the Museum of the Island of Cozumel - or Museo de la Isla de Cozumel - is small, it presents a wealth of wonderful exhibits, all well signed in both ...  Continue Reading »

Playa Corona

Just south of San Miguel is Playa Corona. There's not really much of a beach scene, as the small stretch of fine white sand, perfect for a volleyball game, ...  Continue Reading »

Playa Palancar

The laid-back beach of Playa Palancar is considered one of Cozumel's most beautiful, with fine white sand and access to an outstanding coral reef. Playa ...  Continue Reading »

Plaza del Sol

Cozumel's only city (really, a large town) is San Miguel, surrounding a natural port with easy access to the mainland, which has been used since the Mayan era ...  Continue Reading »

Royal Castle (Castillo Real)

This small, rather dilapidated Mayan ruin on the isolated northeastern shore of Cozumel was probably a guard post, keeping watch over the open sea for enemy ...  Continue Reading »

San Gervasio Ruins

The Island of Cozumel was first incorporated into the Mayan Empire around 0 AD, and was apparently a thinly populated backwater, primarily important as a ...  Continue Reading »

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