An Island of Radiance, Relaxation, and Reefs
Cradled by the Caribbean Sea and ringed with vibrant coral reefs, Cozumel is an island that speaks to the curious, the calm-seekers, and the underwater wanderers. Its marine sanctuaries are world-renowned, drawing divers and snorkelers from across the globe to explore kaleidoscopic reefs and translucent waters. But Cozumel’s magic extends beyond the shoreline—through ancient Mayan traditions, quiet coastal towns, and hidden cenotes waiting to be discovered. Whether you seek wellness, adventure, or a touch of both, your Envoyage advisor will curate a Cozumel escape that connects you with the island’s soul.
Cozumel in Focus
Currency: Mexican Peso, $ (MXN)
Tipping Customs: While you’re not billed for individual meals in an all-inclusive resort, tips in either Pesos or US dollars are always appreciated by the staff.
Popular Drink: Aguas frescas–a light non-alcoholic drink for hot days.
Must Eat: Lobster burgers or rolls
Power Up: Plug type A, B 127 V
Language: Spanish, though English is widely spoken.
Weather: Cozumel enjoys a tropical climate for much of the year. While the days are hot, the evenings are cooled by sea breeze.
Best Time to Visit: The dry season, November-February is the most popular time to visit.
Cozumel Offers
Moments Worth Chasing
Explore the Mesoamerican Reef
Dive into one of the world’s top marine ecosystems. Whether scuba diving, snorkeling, or aboard a glass-bottom boat, you’ll witness an astonishing world of coral gardens, sea turtles, and tropical fish.
Rejuvenate in a Temazcal Ceremony
Step into a traditional Mayan steam lodge for a healing ritual that blends ancient tradition with modern wellness. Then, cool off in the island’s mystical freshwater cenotes.
Shop for Artisanal Treasures
Stroll the vibrant streets of San Miguel and browse duty-free boutiques featuring locally handcrafted goods, including fine jewelry made from .925 Mexican sterling silver.
Cook with Local Flavor
Take a culinary journey guided by local chefs and learn to prepare regional Yucatecan specialties—perfectly paired with sips of mezcal or fresh tropical juices.
Seek Out Island Adventure
Sail the open seas on a private fishing charter, or venture inland on a 4x4 tour through sand dunes, mangroves, and secluded beaches—each path offering a new way to connect with Cozumel’s untamed beauty.
