Axochiapan, Morelos

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Chankanaab Park, Quintana Roo

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Cozumel, Quintana Roo

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Eco Fun at Chankanaab

You might begin your day by trekking through the lush jungle followed by a refreshing dip or a swim with dolphins. Later you might spend some time rambling around Mayan ruins. Now how about a relaxing massage? All of this and more are yours to enjoy at Chankanaab National Park, one of Mexico’s top attractions on Cozumel.

Snorkelers and scuba divers will enjoy close encounters with vibrant tropical fish lurking in myriad limestone caves.If you’re more of a landlubber, take a journey back in time by visiting Chankanaab’s fascinating Mayan ruins. The eco-park also features botanical gardens with hundreds of plants from all over the world.

Learn about Chakanaab’s marine life by taking part in sea lion and manatee discovery programs or the swimming with dolphins experience. Amazing! Chankanaab’s main beach is full of welcoming palapas and hammocks when you’re ready to relax and enjoy the rhythmic music of the waves.

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Find Your Passion at Isla de la Pasión

Cozumel

Leave your busy schedule behind and replenish your mind, body, and soul at Cozumel's world-class spas. Cozumel beckons with a kaleidoscope of landscapes, flora and fauna and underwater marvels. Cozumel has been described as "Heaven on Earth." Indeed, Mother Nature has been generous with her blessings by bestowing this Caribbean island with thriving jungles, mangroves and lagoons, a magnificent menagerie of flora and fauna, unspoiled coastlines and one of the world's largest reef systems. It's no wonder why nature enthusiasts rate Cozumel as one of the best Mexico destinations to visit.

Life's a Beach on Cozumel

Cozumel

Find a colorful palapa, slather on the sunscreen and bask in the island's stellar sun and surf. Mexico is famous for its fabulous beaches but none quite compare to the fine white sand, limestone caves and impossibly clear turquoise waters of Cozumel. Cozumel's hotel resorts and their fine beaches face west toward Playa del Carmen. On the eastern side of the island you'll find mainly private beaches, refreshing breezes and a variety of beach clubs. Eastern shores such as Punta Morena, Punta Chiqueros, Playa Bonita and Playa Chen Rio are generally less crowded than the beaches on the west side of the island.

Spa Rituals New and Old

Cozumel

Escape the hustle and bustle of everyday life to enchanting Cozumel where myriad spa treatments will leave you restored, de-stressed and revitalized. From coast to coast you'll find places to enjoy a relaxing massage—both on the beaches and at the many all-inclusive hotels or specialized wellness retreats. Most of Cozumel's all-inclusive hotels offer all the pampering you would expect from a world-class spa. At the Presidente InterContinental, Aura Wyndham Grand Bay and Occidental Allegro hotels therapies are often influenced by native techniques. Wyndham Aura Cozumel is the largest spa on the island but there is also a large day retreat facility.

Faro Celerain: Eco Splendor in the Park

Cozumel

Faro Celerain Ecological Reserve will wow nature enthusiasts young and old with its exotic creatures and sea turtle sanctuaries. Your Cozumel vacation should include a visit to Faro Celerain Ecological Reserve, the largest on the island. Located at Punta Sur, Faro Celerain harmoniously accommodates the vibrant past within its lush environment. Exotic birds, crocodiles, iguanas, and tropical fish are just a few of the creatures you’ll encounter over the thousands of acres dedicated to the conservation and preservation of the five ecosystems in the park.

Cozumel's Culture Scene

Cozumel

Along with nature's blessings, Cozumel boasts excellent museums and a thriving art community. History unfolds through Cozumel's museums and cultural centers where an infusion of contemporary Mayan culture influences the growing art scene. The Museo de Isla Cozumel (Cozumel Island Museum) in downtown San Miguel reveals stories of the past and provides a complete overview (both in English and Spanish) of the island's anthropology, along with an in-depth examination of the native eco-system. The former luxury hotel offers an ocean view restaurant and various exhibitions.

Underwater Rainbow

Cozumel

Snorkelers and divers take the plunge and rave about Cozumel’s underwater marine fantasy, made famous by Jacques Cousteau. On his first visit to Cozumel, world-renowned researcher and self-taught oceanographer Captain Jacques Cousteau proclaimed it one of the most spectacular diving areas in the world. Since then, divers flock from every corner of the globe to experience this underwater marvel. These fabled shores provide shelter for part of the largest reef system in the Western Hemisphere, delivering the opportunity to take the plunge at more than 40 different dive sites.

Calling All Nature Lovers!

Cozumel

Cozumel has been described as “Heaven on Earth.” Indeed, Mother Nature has been generous with her blessings by bestowing this Caribbean island with thriving jungles, mangroves and lagoons, a magnificent menagerie of flora and fauna, unspoiled coastlines and one of the world’s largest reef systems. It’s no wonder why nature enthusiasts rate Cozumel as one of the best Mexico destinations to visit. The tropical mangroves help preserve the ecosystem, plus nature reserves such as Cozumel Reef’s Natural Park, Chankanaab National Park and Faro Celerain Ecological Park.

Amazing Archaeology

Cozumel

Discover ancient Mayan ruins and Ixchel, the goddess of fertility in central Cozumel's San Gervasio site. Unlike some of Mexico's mainland resorts that have been built over the last few decades, Cozumel's history dates back generations to the Mayan civilization. The Mayans built over three dozen sites; almost all are open to visitors today. Nestled in the lush jungle, El Cedral, the oldest structure, exists as an archaeological ruin and quaint village located on the west side of the island a few miles from San Francisco beach. You can explore the area by guided tours on foot, horseback, or ATVs.

Cozumel: Love in the Air and Underwater!

Cozumel

Couples who seek a shoeless island lifestyle, best diving in the continent, spectacular water sports and warm sand between their toes embrace this minute island that is a magnet for scuba divers from throughout the world. This is one of a very few places in the world where couples and their friends can put on scuba tanks and stage a marriage ceremony under water! In ancient times, the island was a sanctuary where Mayan women paid homage to the fertility goddess Ixchel. Today, it is a casual, compact island with a barefoot air that proves that magical things do come in small packages. A few miles off Mexico’s “hook,” it is the country’s largest island but its actual size is only 28 miles long and 12 miles wide.