COZUMEL ISLAND
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Tourism in COZUMEL
With a Mexican heart and a Caribbean soul, Cozumel is a paradise where tradition, flavor and joy come together. You will always find a friendly face and a warm welcome to make your stay an unforgettable one. Cozumel’s mostly undeveloped territory at the center of the island is covered by jungle and swampy lagoons, which are home to tiny mammals and endemic birds that have never left the island.
Noteworthy is the Chankanaab National Park, a Cozumel icon, and the Punta Sur Ecological Reserve. This huge protected area at the southern tip of the island includes Punta Celarain and its historical lighthouse, as well as the Colombia Lagoon, a shelter for many of the island’s endemic species, as well as other endangered forms of life, such as marine turtles and their nesting areas.
With its beautiful beaches and exotic locale, Cozumel is an ideal destination where honeymooners can enjoy colorful and breathtaking sunsets, moonlit walks on secluded beaches, swim through crystal clear blue waters and romantic candlelight dinners. Explore the beautiful waterfront and charming downtown area of San Miguel in a calm and quite atmosphere, and feel the warmth and hospitality of its people. Cozumel has an international airport with direct flights from major cities from the USA such as Atlanta Dallas, Denver, Charlotte and Houston among others.
As well as, domestic flights from Guadalajara, Monterrey and Mexico City; there is also an air shuttle from Cancun. With fast boats, regular schedules and convenient service you can be in Cozumel in 40 minutes departing from Playa del Carmen starting as early as 7:00 to as late as 23.00 hrs. It is the first island in the world to receive the distinction “Island of Peace” by the NGO-UN International Committee. Beside, Cozumel is a member of the World Network of Biosphere Reserves and the Sustainable Cities Network of UNESCO, as well as being the First Intelligent Island of Mexico.
Famous all over the world for its coral reefs, there are plenty of water sports such as diving, deep-sea fishing, snorkeling, kayaking and more. Cozumel offers a wide range of accommodations to fit every taste, restaurants for all palates and top-rated bars. If shopping is what you prefer, Cozumel has it all, small shops for souvenirs, colorful crafts and the most elite and luxurious jewelry stores.
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Discover the History of COZUMEL
This island has a rich history and the people from Cozumel are faithful guardians of their cultural traditions. During the 3rd century D.C. Maya groups came from Petén, region of northern Guatemala. And in some places of the island there are vestiges of this culture, especially in the area known as Santa Rita and part of San Gervasio. In the 7th century AD, during the Late Classic period, the Mayan-putunes migrated from southern Campeche and Tabasco to Cozumel, changing the social organization, the architecture and the religion. – Archaeological Sites in Quintana Roo
There were numerous temples throughout the island, more than 30 archaeological sites have been documented, but there were six main settlements: Muluk Mul (Eleven Hills), it was a commercial port located near the cove; Xamanha (Northland), known today as Cozumel City, was the main port, a commercial center and the place where the pilgrims arrived to the island; Tantun Cuzamil (flat stone of the place of the swallows) religious and administrative center known today as San Gervasio; Oycib (nest or the place of honey) agricultural center, known today as The Cedral; El Caracol and Castillo Real.
The first Spanish expedition to visit Cozumel was led by Juan de Grijalva in 1518, and he was amazed at the signs of civilization shown everywhere, especially in the architecture. The Spanish captain named the island “Isla de la Santa Cruz” (Holy Cross Island) and the first Catholic mass in Meso-America was celebrated, on May 6, 1518, at a location currently named Las Casitas (little houses). During colonial times, the island was practically uninhabited and by the early 17th century pirates had discovered Cozumel and used it as a safe harbor.
The island was resettled in 1848, when refugees escaping the tumult of the Caste War of Yucatán arrived to Cozumel. The new settlers became fishermen and farmers growing fruits, henequen and gum. In the mid-20th century, the crystal clear waters and the amazing reefs of Cozumel brought the attention of diving enthusiasts. In the late 1960s the famous oceanographer Jacques Cousteau visit the island and turned Cozumel into an internationally recognized dive destination, now ranked as one of the top five scuba diving areas in the world.
In the 1970s the principal cruise lines include Cozumel into their itineraries, and became the most important cruiseline destinations in Mexico. Cozumel has been able to preserve an austere simplicity, enveloped in a tranquil and peaceful atmosphere of a lovely fishing village.
Cozumel became an important stop on the coastal trade route that extended from the Gulf of Mexico to the Central American Caribbean coastal towns. With this changes came the cult of Ixchel, goddess of the moon, the love, the birth and the fertility. Maya women seeking to ensure a fruitful marriage would travel to the sanctuary of Ixchel on Cozumel, so it became the most important place of pilgrimage throughout the Mayan world, after Chichén Itzá.
The Spanish explorers encountered complex cities rivaling or surpassing those in Europe, an extensive knowledge in the medical field, remarkable artistic and scientific achievements, and the Mayan calendar more accurate than the Gregorian calendar.
What to do in COZUMEL
San Miguel
This is the largest town in the island; it was named in honor of Archangel Michael, considered the protector of Cozumel. When you walk through the town, the streets come alive with colored buildings and you feel immediately in a Caribbean village. The downtown area along the ocean front street is loaded with boutiques, restaurants, bars, shops with souvenirs and crafts and just about everything you could imagine. At night the island, offers many options to have fun and spend unforgettable moments.
Discover Mexico
It is a cultural theme park about Mexico, where the entire family can truly experience this rich country trough its different historical periods and amazing culture: pre- Hispanic, Colonial, and modern. This park is truly spectacular, as you will enjoy an exterior walk of Mexico’s most important archeological sites and colonial buildings, on site museum with temporary and permanent exhibits, as well as a state-of-the- art video experience room to view award-winning videos and documentaries, and a pleasant place to enjoy regional food. Open Monday to Saturday from 8:00 to 16:00 hrs.
Museo Subacuático del Buzo de Oro (MUSUBO)
The Underwater Museum of the Golden Diver (MUSUBO) was inaugurated by Jean- Michel Cousteau in the Cozumel Scubafest diving festival. This underwater museum seeks to diversify water tourism and reduce the impact of visitors to the Cozumel Reef National Park. This area pays homage to the men and women who love the sea and are part of the history of diving. It is also a way to promote aquatic activities witn incredible underwater bronze sculptures of different shapes and sizes submerged between 3 and 5 meters depth that with time have been covered of marine life. In addition, it is the only underwater park illuminated in the world.
Cozumel Island Museum
A former luxury hotel, features four exhibit rooms. The exhibits on the ground floor focus on Cozumel’s ecosystems. The second floor offers a comprehensive overview of the island throughout history with a display of ancient Maya artifacts, and an exhibit of Cozumel’s cultural and economic development during the 20th century. Open Monday to Saturday from 9:00 to 16:00 hrs.
Cozumel Planetarium
“Cha ́an Ka ́an” is the name of the planetarium and it means ‘watch‘ or ‘enjoy‘ the sky in Maya. The facility is fully equipped with state of the art technology and 3D systems, it is one of the most modern facility of its kind in all of Latin America. The place will also include an interactive museum of water, plus different areas dedicated to scientific and technological development, as well as an observatory, a museographic space on Maya cosmology and a special telescope to safely observe the sun. There is also a Nature Interpretation Center with an amazing display of the endemic flora of Cozumel. Every week the facility offer conferences, movies and other activities for kids, adults and families.
El Pueblo del Maíz (The People of Corn)
This has become one of the best attractions in the island. It is a journey back in time where you can live a Mayan experience. Enjoy part of the pre-Hispanic history visiting a chewing gum camp to show you the process of gum extraction from the great tree of the “chicozapote“. The tour continue in the temple of Ixchel to pray for the fertility of the earth. Once the offerings have been delivered the Xaman will purify the visitors to grant them access to the town of the People of the Corn, where you will be received with dances full of mysticism and a welcome ceremony.
There are several palapas offering experiences that date back to ancient times of the Maya culture, and each one will receive you with unique activities dedicated to the hallowed lord of the corn (Hunal-ye), to the deity of the honey bee (Xunan kab), the venerable lord of cocoa (Ek-chuah), to the sisal (Soskil), and to the art of amatecatl or feather art. You will be able to share the inheritance of body painting, making your face or body a perfect canvas, or enjoy the process of preparing the chocolate in a metate, or make a rope with the sisal fiber.
Sea Walls: “Artists for Oceans”
It is an innovative urban art project created by members of a non-profit organization based in Hawaii, known as PangeaSeed. This is art program that brings the oceans into streets around the world. With the help of a growing community of 300+ supporting artists, the organization has a continuous work of bringing attention to the global plight of the oceans through ARTivism. In Cozumel world-renowned artists have created large-scale public murals on the island in which educational efforts were joined with the community, focusing attention on the serious environmental situations currently facing the oceans, promoting the importance of long-term sustainability of natural resources.
Romance and Weddings
Cozumel is the country’s biggest island destination (big enough to have its own international airport). This makes it a breeze for destination wedding guests to fly into Cozumel from a wide range of cities within Mexico and the U.S. Beside it has the charm of a Caribbean island with the influence of the ancient Mayan culture.
The island is a magic romantic place where incredible sunsets, the white sand beaches, and the gorgeous Caribbean Sea blue colors can be the perfect background to a dream wedding, or just to live unforgettable romantic moments.
Cozumel has amazing places like small secluded beaches surrounded by jungle landscapes, a beautiful lighthouse, natural reserves and more. There are many great hideaways ideal for a romantic evening, a honeymoon escapade, a couple’s weekend getaway, and even an intimate anniversary celebration.
In case you want to have your perfect wedding in Cozumel, couples would be well-served to build a relationship with an onsite wedding coordinator, who will help handle the details and decisions that contribute to a successful wedding.
The ancient Mayan traditions can be part of the ceremony with an enchanting backdrop either of jungle or a beach. The shaman, a traditional healer, will bless your union in front of the four elements (fire, water, earth and air), asking for the energy of the Universe to be present, and giving you both a bond of energy and everlasting love. Cozumel is surrounded by crystal clear waters and spectacular coral formations, beside the visibility is incredible year round, so why not plan your dream event underwater.
For the ocean lover’s, you will be able to exchange your vows in the second biggest reef formation in the world. There are judges and priests who are certified divers and can officiate these original ceremonies. This idea will ensure lifetime memories and an experience neither you or your guests will forget.
If you want to enjoy the scenery of the reefs of Cozumel but you do not want to get wet, you can have the ceremony inside a submarine. This idyllic Caribbean island offers plenty of places for a romantic moment and a number of activities to do with your loved one.
Gastronomy in COZUMEL
The island offers a delicious variety of cuisine, and many restaurants offers exceptional views of the turquoise blue waters of the Mexican Caribbean.
The culinary traditions of Cozumel are based mostly in typical Yucatecan cuisine, but also has some other influences derived from the intense cultural exchange occurred in the island for centuries.
Surrounded by deep, blue ocean waters, Cozumel’s chefs have access to the freshest bounty of the sea. One of the simplest dishes served on the island’s outdoor beach restaurants, is freshly caught grilled fish, snapper or grouper, served on a banana leaf plate with salsa, fresh corn tortillas and lemons.
You can also try the “pescado al mojo de ajo” fried with butter and garlic sauce, or the “pescado tikin-xic”, a typical island dish, filets or a whole fish covered with thin coating of achiote paste (crushed seeds of the tropical annatto bush combined with other species) and baked in banana leaves.
There are restaurants in Cozumel serving traditional Yucatecan dishes like Cochinita Pibil (pork flavored with achiote and sour orange, then wrapped in banana leaves and baked in a pit dug in the ground), papadzules (tortillas filled with hard boiled egg and a spicy pumpkin seed sauce), sopa de lima (a delicate broth made with lime juice, poached chicken and fried tortilla strips).
The gastronomy of Cozumel has been enriched by a small invader in its waters: the Lionfish. This fish has no natural predators in the Caribbean, and in addition, this exotic glutton eats everything it can stuff in its mouth, and the fish are destroying life on the coral reef. The island inhabitants decided to eat this fish enhancing to restore the balance of the area. The Lionfish is a delicacy that is prepared in ceviche, grilled or breaded with coconut.
In the Cozumel restaurants, there is something for everyone. You can satisfy your craving for Italian, Chinese or Continental food, as well as traditional American favorites. Those who enjoy the finest cuisine won’t be disappointment, since restaurant choices include an eclectic combination of local and international cuisine. Many of these restaurants are located along the boardwalk and in downtown San Miguel.
If you want to experience some real local Mayan food, you can try the tasty cochinita pibil tacos in one of the many street food stands.
Health and Beauty
Cozumel offers a wide range of holistic and personal care treatments. Some hotels offer various treatments, but there are specialized centers with very attractive options, both with professional therapists trained in modern and ancient techniques.
Enjoy a relaxing Caribbean beachfront massage, in any of its modalities (Swedish, deep tissue, Shiatsu, Thai, hot stone), as you listen to the sound of the ebb and flow of the waves. There’s no better way to indulge and relieve stress than with a facial, a full body exfoliation, or a mud wrap to cleanse and reactivate your body.
On the island you can find a wide range of the most effective alternative treatments such as acupuncture, reiki, biomagnetism, floral therapy, reflexology, aromatherapy and postural alignment.
If you want to harmonize the body, mind and spirit, there are several hotels and a center offering yoga classes and workshops, or you can try the Temazcal, a relaxing and cleansing therapy for the nervous system and reactivation of the skin cells, at the end you will be invited to bath in the fresh water cenote, a mystical and magical experience.
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