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Cozumel,
a Caribbean island 19 km (12 mi) east of the Quintana Roo coast,
is Mexico’s largest island with a territorial extension of
647.33 km2 (258.93 mi2). The average temperature is 26º C (79º
F) and the climate is warm and humid, with strong rainfall in the
summer.
The
island is covered with lush jungle vegetation and surrounded by
rocky coastlines, white-sand beaches, lagoons and mangroves. The
waters encircling the island have an impressive group of coral reefs
that are part of the Great Mayan Reef, the second largest reef system
in the world. Marine reserves of great ecological importance, such
as Parque Marino Nacional Arrecifes de Cozumel (Cozumel National
Reef Marine Park) and Parque Natural Chankanaab (Chankanaab Nature
Park), were created to protect areas with a wide diversity of marine
life, and they have drawn the attention of researchers and marine
biologists such as Jacques Cousteau. Moreover, they are great places
to do scuba diving and ecotourism outings. Price in USD for room:
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** Cozumel Hotels **
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| Hacienda
San Miguel |
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| Vista
del Mar Boutique Hotel |
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The
island’s only town is San Miguel de Cozumel, which has a
relaxed Caribbean atmosphere and Mexico’s most important international
cruise dock. Tourists flock to Cozumel looking for the peace, quiet
and comfort that the island’s hotel zone offers. During your stay,
you can also enjoy excellent golf courses, spas, and restaurants
serving up a wide array of regional fish and seafood dishes. And
of course there’s the thriving nightlife in the bars, where one
can drink national and exotic beverages with new friends under a
moonlit sky.
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