Cozumel Scoots - Tours
History of Cozumel, Mexico
During the height of the Mayan Civilization, Cozumel was an important trading island.
By 1570, small pox and various European diseases reduced the population of the island from 40,000 down to 300.
By 1600, the island was abandoned.
Today, Cozumel is a major stop for Western Caribbean cruise ships.
Cozumel island
Cozumel is an island in the Carribbean Sea about 10 miles off the eastern coast in Mexico. Clear warm water, amazing coral reefs, and abundant marine life make Cozumel home to some of the world's best scuba-diving destinations as well as a major resort.
Attractions in Cozumel
San Miguel de Cozumel
San Miguel de Cozumel is the island's capital and offers many interesting activities. Aside from being a tourist hot spot, it is a busy port and has a major international airport. This town is home to sparkling waters of the Caribbean Sea. The Coral Reefs Monument is in close proximity to this town.
Laguna Chankanaab & the National Marine Park
One of the most interesting national attractions on Cozumel is a freshwater lake just south of San Miguel de Cozumel. This lake is cut off from the sea and is a popular spot thanks to the crystal-clear water and the tropical fish.
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