Cheers to Cozumel: Beer Lover’s Guide to the Island
Beer snobs, unite! Are you a craft beer lover looking forward to your vacation in Cozumel but aren't sure if…
Cozumel Hostels in 2023: 10 Cheap and Cheerful Places to Crash
If you're looking to save money on your next vacation, consider staying at one of the new crop of hostels…
When You’re Craving Churros in Cozumel
It took me a while to find them, but Cozumel has more churro options than you might think. If you…
Don’t Miss These 12+ Traditional Mexican Foods in Cozumel
I thought I knew a lot about Mexican food before I moved here, but I'm still encountering new dishes and…
Don’t Miss These 13 Cool Boutique Hotels in Cozumel
Cozumel has been doing boutique hotels before boutique hotels were cool. And the best boutique hotels in Cozumel offer the…
Cozumel Water Quality: Is Tap Water Safe on the Island?
When we tested our own Cozumel tap water a third time, I was sure we'd see different results. After all,…
Cozumel’s Best Plant-based Spots for Vegans and Vegetarians
Avocado guacamole in molcajete bowl
Cozumel can be an indulgent foodie jackpot – and that’s not just for carnivores. The place is full of decadent…
9+ Reasons to Say Yes to Your Cozumel Destination Wedding in 2023
The same juicy features that make this tropical Caribbean island such an increasingly popular vacation spot – and an awesome…
Mexican Chocolate in Cozumel: Tours and WAY More
Go beyond the tours for Cozumel's best chocolate.
If you’ve never had a warm mug of Mexican hot sipping chocolate or a fresh churro with rich chocolate sauce,…
Cozumel in August and September: Independence and Ironmen
Mexico's chiles en nogada
Celebrate Cozumel independence and enjoy low crowds and plenty of tranquility during these two awesome months to visit Cozumel Quintana…
Cozumel in February and March: Spring Breaks and a Break From Winter
By February, it's really time to trade damp socks and icy windshield scrapers for flip flops and beach bags. Cozumel…
