 Cozumel Beach
Cozumel BeachCozumel island located at the Caribbean  Sea off the eastern coast of  Mexico’s Yucatan Peninsula, opposite the  Playa del Carmen, and close to  the Yucatan Channel. Cozumel is a  popular tourist destination renowned  for its scuba  diving and  snorkeling. Cozumel has ranked for years among the top  five dive  destinations in the world. Tall reefs line the southwest  coast,  creating towering walls that offer divers a fairy-tale landscape  to  explore. For nondivers, it has the beautiful water of the Caribbean   with all the accompanying watersports and seaside activities. The island   gets a lot more visitors from North America than Europe for reasons   that probably have to do with the limited flights.
 Cozumel popular with the cruise ships, the waterfront  section of town  holds wall-to-wall jewelry stores and duty-free and  souvenir shops.
Cozumel popular with the cruise ships, the waterfront  section of town  holds wall-to-wall jewelry stores and duty-free and  souvenir shops.
 When Hurricane Wilma hit the island in October 2005,  this section,  including the attractive shoreline boulevard Avenida  Rafael Melgar, was  severely damaged. But so extreme was the effort of  the town’s merchants  and the local and federal government that by early  2006 all signs of the  destruction were gone, and a casual visitor  would never have guessed  how serious the devastation from the hurricane  was. This and the area  around the town’s main square are about as far  as most cruise-ship  passengers venture into town.
When Hurricane Wilma hit the island in October 2005,  this section,  including the attractive shoreline boulevard Avenida  Rafael Melgar, was  severely damaged. But so extreme was the effort of  the town’s merchants  and the local and federal government that by early  2006 all signs of the  destruction were gone, and a casual visitor  would never have guessed  how serious the devastation from the hurricane  was. This and the area  around the town’s main square are about as far  as most cruise-ship  passengers venture into town.

 Cozumel popular with the cruise ships, the waterfront  section of town  holds wall-to-wall jewelry stores and duty-free and  souvenir shops.
Cozumel popular with the cruise ships, the waterfront  section of town  holds wall-to-wall jewelry stores and duty-free and  souvenir shops. When Hurricane Wilma hit the island in October 2005,  this section,  including the attractive shoreline boulevard Avenida  Rafael Melgar, was  severely damaged. But so extreme was the effort of  the town’s merchants  and the local and federal government that by early  2006 all signs of the  destruction were gone, and a casual visitor  would never have guessed  how serious the devastation from the hurricane  was. This and the area  around the town’s main square are about as far  as most cruise-ship  passengers venture into town.
When Hurricane Wilma hit the island in October 2005,  this section,  including the attractive shoreline boulevard Avenida  Rafael Melgar, was  severely damaged. But so extreme was the effort of  the town’s merchants  and the local and federal government that by early  2006 all signs of the  destruction were gone, and a casual visitor  would never have guessed  how serious the devastation from the hurricane  was. This and the area  around the town’s main square are about as far  as most cruise-ship  passengers venture into town.
 




















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