Mexican Caribbean

Seizing the moment

Taking time out from stress at work, school and the daily mundane routines that take a toll on the family's well-being is important. Traveling not only improves your mental health, but it can help the whole family feel calm. Exploring new places releases stress that you have been holding on to and helps you feel alive. Encouraging children to try new things enhances confidence, while learning new skills helps them trust in their own abilities. It's been proven that we value experiences more than material possessions.

Cozumel will forever be the ideal backdrop for a romantic getaway. Whether you're indulging in local culinary delights, dancing the night away, or exploring underwater wonders, this island paradise offers the perfect blend of adventure and intimacy. Here’s your guide to crafting an unforgettable couples escapade in Cozumel, starting off with some of my favorite activities for couples that (I hope my boyfriend gets the hint!)

If you've ever dreamed of exploring the vibrant underwater world without getting wet, the Atlantis XII Submarine is your ticket to adventure! This state-of-the-art vessel offers an unforgettable journey beneath the waves, showcasing the stunning beauty of Cozumel's coral reefs. And guess what? It's eco-friendly, too!

Planning a school trip can be challenging, especially when trying to find activities that are both educational and exciting for students. Cozumel, with its rich history, vibrant marine life, and stunning natural beauty, offers a plethora of options that cater to these needs. Here, I present you five exceptional tours perfect for school trips, each designed to provide an immersive, hands-on learning experience while keeping the spirit of adventure alive.

Welcome back, this time to the gastronomic paradise that is Cozumel – where every bite is a symphony of flavors, and every meal is an adventure waiting to be savored. As a seasoned local with taste buds finely attuned to the island's culinary secrets, let me be your guide to what I believe to be must-visit restaurants that will leave you craving for more. From Italian delicacies to authentic Mexican delights, Cozumel has it all, and I'm here to spill the beans on where to find the best grub.

Family vacations are the stuff of cherished memories – the laughter, the bonding, and the shared experiences that create lasting connections. And when it comes to creating those unforgettable moments, Cozumel stands as a beacon of adventure and exploration.

As the season transitions toward summer, individuals eagerly anticipate the rest from the workplace or academic commitments. However, conscientious leaders recognize the importance of fostering appreciation among their team members, alleviating the urge to simply mark the days until summer's arrival. These astute leaders often orchestrate team-building excursions, affording everyone the opportunity to unwind and strengthen bonds. For those envisioning an island retreat with their team, the question may arise: "What can we do for team building and fun?" Thus, today I present six amazing ideas for team-building activities.

Welcome back! You've either survived my previous snorkeling adventures or you're new here and willingly subjecting yourself to more of my opinions. Either way, I’m glad you’re here.

The Aspiration

Lost on the dreamy Island of Cozumel you will find Sueños Isleños, just a 20-minute walk from the ferry terminal or airport. Exploring this tranquil tropical paradise gives you a feeling of peace and bliss. This attractive architectural masterpiece is the dream child of Txepo, a creative artist and architect, dive Instructor, and caretaker of planet earth who was born here in Mexico. His vision for this property started as a child when his mother fell in love with the positive vibes of the island life and friendly locals that Cozumel is famous for. She wanted a closer connection with nature for her daughter and son. This sacred Island provided all of that, so she purchased a modest one roomed house in 1989 with the help of his dad. At the time it was the last street before the jungle. Cozumel was still relatively small in those days.

Only one of the ancient seven wonders of the world are still standing today. With honor status it is ‘The Great Pyramid of Giza’ in Egypt, a vast kingdom of the ancient world. Four others were destroyed by earthquakes including ‘The Colossus of Rhodes’ (Κολοσσός της Ρόδου) that was built in 282 BC, but by 226 BC it had been destroyed completely by an earthquake. The Statue of Zeus at Olympia (Δίας μυθολογία) was one of two that were destroyed by fire in 426 AD. The Original Seven Wonders list was created in the 2^nd century BCE, so an upgrade had been long overdue.