Whether you are deciding where you will go on your next cruise or you’ve already picked a cruise with Cozumel as a port of call, you’ll find useful information about this captivating island in the Mexican Caribbean!
Weather
The weather won’t give you much of a reason to complain no matter
when you are headed to Cozumel. The
year-round average for this tropical destination is 85°F! August is the hottest month with an average
temperature of 89°F
during the day. March is generally
considered the “coolest” month at 82°F. June is, on
average, the wettest month of the year, closely followed by September. Rainfall is moderate throughout the year.
See the Sites
A trip to Cozumel wouldn’t be complete without checking out
these great locations!Tulum Ruins:
Dating back over one thousand years, these ruins were once the site of the Mayan’s most fortified city. Here you can tour El Castello, a castle-like structure, perched atop 50 foot cliffs overlooking the Caribbean Sea. You’ll want to take lots of pictures of the eye-catching curved columns with their spiral tails! You can also see original Mayan artwork, with colors perfectly preserved, in the Temple of Frescoes.
Pristine White
Beaches:
Cozumel is known for its pristine beaches and breathtaking
azure waters! You will find plenty of
public or private beaches along Cozumel’s coasts. Whether you want to snorkel, kayak, or simply
relax and soak up some sun, these white, sandy beaches provide the perfect
setting! 
Diving:
Cozumel is one of the world’s premier diving locations! Whether you are an avid diver or new to the
sport you’ll definitely want to add Cozumel to your dive log. There are over 100 registered dive sites in
the waters surrounding the island. These
include the world’s second largest reef and the popular Palancar Reef.
If scuba diving isn’t quite your style you can still check
out the amazing marine life and scenery in an Atlantis submarine. These submersible trips take you 100 feet
below the surface to explore the Chankanaab Reef. Sharks, sting rays, eels, turtles, and
thousands of colorful fish will make their way through the water as you view
them through the portholes.
No matter which way you choose to do it, be sure to venture
below the ocean surface! If you don’t
you will be missing out on the most spectacular scenery in all of Cozumel!
Shopping:
Located just minutes from the coast line, the 5th
Avenue Pedestrian Mall is the place for shopping in Cozumel! It offers a 2 ½ mile stretch of shops with everything
from authentic Mexican handicrafts to designer goods!
You’ll love the location of this shopping mall! It is within minutes of the coast line!
No matter what you choose to do while you are in Cozumel you
will be certain to enjoy the unique culture and beauty of this Mexican hideaway!
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