The Mexican island of Cozumel is especially known for its exceptionally
clear, 150-foot visibility, and for its effortless scuba drift diving.
Cozumel's lush reefs offer incredible drop-offs, pinnacles, caves and tunnels.
In addition, there is a tremendous variety and abundance of marine life
in the turquoise waters surrounding the island. Photographers
and scuba diving enthusiasts will find more friendly, easy to shoot reef
fishes, eels and tropicals than almost anywhere else in the Caribbean. Cozumel's beaches vary from scalloped bays and inlets to wide wind-swept
swathes of powdery sand. The calm waters of the western ( leeward ) side
of the island are ideal for swimming, snorkeling, windsurfing, and sunbathing.
The desolate, eastern (windward) shore is lashed by waves and steady winds,
although there are some lovely escarpments and bays safe for swimming.
You will get to know beaches such as Palancar, Santa Rosa, Maracaibo, Pariso
and the Chankanaab Lagoon. Places where the natural beauty exceeds
all expectations, offering you the best scenery for your moments of rest
and pleasure.