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Chankanaab National Park
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A short drive from San Miguel, Chankanaab (which means "small sea") is a national park with a saltwater lagoon, an archaeological park, and a botanical garden. The park has all the amenities to make your stay more pleasant, including dressing rooms, freshwater showers, several restaurants, full-service dive shops, equipment rental, clothing, photo and souvenir shops.
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Cozumel Museum
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Housed in what was once Cozumel's first luxury hotel, this museum has exhibits on the history and natural environment of the island. The museum also has the excellent Del Museo cafe. Guided tours are available.
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Playa Mia Grand Beach Park
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At Playa Mía Grand Beach Park in Cozumel, enjoy different water activities such as snorkel tours to the famous Palancar Reef, diving, parasailing, banana raft rides, wave runners, sunfish sailboats, pedal boats, a water trampoline, the incredible beach iceberg and much more.
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The Reefs of Cozumel
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The reefs of Cozumel are recognized as some of the best diving spots in the world. Scuba diving the Cozumel reefs will be an experience you will never forget. The coral reefs of Cozumel are known for their breathtaking drop-offs, towering coral pinnacles, and underwater caves & tunnels.
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The Ruins on Cozumel
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Cozumel island is home to numerous ruin sites both excavated and non-excavated. Most ruins on the island are of the "oratorio" type: small square buildings, low to the ground with short doors. Cozumel was one of the most important ports-of-trade for the Post-Classic Putun Maya seafarers.
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