Cozumel is Mexico’s largest Caribbean Island, it lies just 12
miles off the Yucatan coast.
This stunning tropical retreat offers you
archaeological wonders and a rich Mayan and Mexican culture.
With white
sand beaches, turquoise waters and beautiful coral reefs, Cozumel offers
great scuba diving, snorkeling, deep sea fishing, lagoon fly-fishing,
water sports or just lazy days at the beach.
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San Miguel is Cozumel’s main town and it offers
food and drink to suit all tastes.
The cuisine ranges from a perfect blend of Mexican
and Caribbean tastes, to more traditional international dishes include
pizza and sushi.
Fresh seafood dishes are a specialty and no visit is complete without
trying the famous local clawless lobster.
You can even visit the Hacienda Antigua tequila center
to find out how Mexicans make their national drink (and try some too of
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At night you can see the fiery sun set over the glistening Caribbean
Sea before heading to one of the island’s countless bars or night
clubs.
During the day you may want to find some gifts in numerous shops
offering Mexican handcrafts, hammocks, ceramics, leather, straw hats,
souvenirs and jewelry.
Around February every year Cozumel has a spectacular Carnival, with
over 130 years of tradition it is thought to be the oldest in Mexico. |
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The town of San Miguel has a colorful daily market
which is a pleasant place to browse for more unusual presents.
From Cozumel it is also possible to make many excursions.
You can snorkel,
ride ATVs, take a jeep ride or visit ruins on the island itself.
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ruins at Tulum, Coba or Chichen Itza.
The more adventurous may want to go deep sea fishing or even swim
with dolphins.
And if the sea’s reefs don’t offer enough for hardened scuba
divers why not try diving in one of Yucatan’s many fresh water
cenotes instead? |
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Great Kiteboarding Climate
The tropical Caribbean climate in Cozumel means you
are guaranteed good weather almost any time of year:
From March to June the skies are usually sunny and it's almost guaranteed
that a good sea breeze will be blowing. From July to October is rainy season, so you may get
some cloud and rain, but squalls mean wind!
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November to February is a bit cooler but still sunny, and
the Nortes are here, which mean cold fronts coming down from the north
and high wind for great riding!
For more information you may want to visit this Cozumel
Mexico information site.
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Infrared Satellite Images |
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Have look at what weather is brewing in the Caribbean with great infrared satellite images from Intellicast.
Intellicast is part of Weather Services International (WSI).
WSI has the world’s largest commercial meteorological database, incorporating U.S. National Weather Service, U.S. military, Canadian, British, and Japanese governments, other international agencies, and commercial vendors.
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We recommend you check out Magicseaweed and Buoy Weather for the latest Cozumel wind and swell infomation.
Magicseaweed specializes in surf weather reports, forecasts and photos.
Buoy Weather's global network of Virtual Buoys deliver quality marine forecasts for all coastal and offshore regions in the world.
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About Cozumel 
