There are many ways to navigate around the island of Cozumel, but the safest and easiest way is by taking one of Cozumel’s plentiful taxi cabs. It is very safe…
April and May are great months to visit Cozumel, whether it’s just at the end of your school vacation or after the spring break season is over. April and May…
Renting a car and driving in Cozumel is pretty easy...until you can't find a gas station or you get pulled over. Bad luck aside, here are some surprising things you’ll…
Since many schools have a winter recess or spring break during these months, lots of people ask – what is Cozumel like in February and March? Cozumel has great weather…
October and November in Cozumel feature the rich tradition of Mexico's Day of the Dead, the annual Ironman Triathlon event, great weather and warm diving conditions, and low crowds. There…
This guide to Cozumel in December and January is part of a seasonal series to help people know what to expect – beyond just the weather – no matter what…
Potential visitors to Mexico, including Cozumel, are cautious and curious, so local business owners and residents get asked all the time if Cozumel is safe? Cozumel is a very safe…
Budget-wise, Cozumel is the best of both worlds. But I often hear the question: Is Cozumel expensive? Living here or vacationing, you can honestly spend as much or as little…
I grew up following Eastern time, so living here in Cozumel it’s very familiar and helps me keep in touch with my people back home. Until daylight savings rolls around. …
Living here I get asked a lot, “Where’s the best place to stay in Cozumel?” I usually answer that question with this question: What’s your ideal vacation experience? When deciding…
Coming from a big tipping culture, I get it when new arrivals to Cozumel nervously wonder, should I be tipping for services? And what’s the going rate? The short answer…
When traveling, it's nice knowing you have some viable cash in your pocket. Since so many visitors are from the U.S., it leads many to wonder, do businesses in Cozumel…