Author: Coz MyCozumel

From water sports to shopping to soaking up Mayan/Mexican culture, Cozumel is so packed with good stuff to do, that your only problem will be deciding how to cram it all in.

But what you don’t catch this time, you can always put on your list for the next trip. An awfully lot of folks find this place seriously addicting.

We’ve divided the information into two parts. Part one is organized activities including diving, a charmingly laid-back sailboat trip, or deep-sea fishing! Be sure to visit our page on snorkeling too.

Everything we rec on this site has been personally checked out by people who actually live here to be sure they are worth your hard-earned vacation dollars. You may find others just as good. But we don’t believe you’ll find any that are better.

The second section discusses things to do all on your lonesome. This is a great little island for exploring on your own. It’s virtually impossible to get lost and remarkably safe. So, although we know you’ll enjoy any of the organized activities we’ve checked out and recommend, it’s entirely possible to have a glorious week on the island without signing up for anything special.

If you’re considering bringing the kids along, you’ll want to check out our photo essay on Kids and Cozumel for ideas on how to make your family’s time here really special.

Whether your dining style is white damask elegance, hunkering down at the neighborhood cantina or whipping up your own taste treats at home in your rented villa or condo, you’ll find eating in Cozumel to be a rich and varied experience.

For one thing, basic ingredients-particularly seafood and produce–tend to be fresh, plentiful and high in quality. For another, you’re in the Yucatan, indisputable home of one of the greatest cuisines in the world..

This combination of outrageously fresh ingredients and a cuisine renowned for the exquisite complexity of its sauces makes eating here–whether out or in–an Adventure in Gastronomic Pleasure.

Visit our Restaurant pages to see our favorites!