Attractions
Cultural and historical sites, museums, exhibitions and other attractions.
Learn about Cozumel's local history and ecology, or taste tequila and see how it's made.
You can also visit many attractions on our Cozumel tours.
| Stunning white sand beach with reef for drift snorkeling and crystal clear water at Punta Sur Park ecological reserve. |
Chankanaab Beach Park is Cozumel's most famous attraction and it's not surprising.
Enjoy crystal clear protected Marine Park waters and reef for snorkeling or diving. A large white sand beach area with bars and restaurants. Mayan culture and history, tequila tasting, fresh hand-made tortillas and an incredible lagoon. All that just for starters.
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San Gervasio is the most important Mayan archeological site on Cozumel Island.
The religious center was built as sanctuary to the Goddess Ixchel. It was popular for many Mayans to visit once in their lifetime on a type of pilgrimage. Visit on our Cozumel taxi tour. |
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Take in the rugged natural beauty of Cozumel's east coast at El Mirador lookout.
The sea has carved an arch in the rock which you can climb on top of for great views.
Easily visited on the scenic east coast road. Don't forget your camera, El Mirador offers fantastic photo opportunities.
Add a commentA great way to get to know a place and its people is by visiting the local market, and the same is true in Cozumel.
The island's Municipal Market - or Mercado Municipal - is not big and the architecture is nothing special, but the produce on sale and the smiles of the vendors are well worth a look.
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Modern bowling alley with plenty of lines and billiards too.
Open until late with a well-priced bar and snack menu. |
Want to go diving, fishing, snorkeling, driving around the island? And your kids want to have fun too? We have the perfect solution for you!> The equestrian center at Hacienda Azcorra in Cozumel offers day camps for children and has an impressive stock of horses. |