According to Mayan legend, Cozumel was the home of Ixchel, goddess of love and fertility. Numerous religious temples were dedicated to the goddess Ixchel and in response, the goddess Ixchel sent to the Mayans, her favorite bird as a symbol of gratitude. That is why the Mayans named Cozumel as the island of the swallows.

Located in the Caribbean Sea off the Quintana Roo coast, Cozumel is the largest island in Mexico, with one single town called San Miguel. The island is known worldwide as, the  most  spectacular place in Mexico for   dive and  snorkeling.

Cozumel is one of the islands that  were able to kept on it's most natural state, with almost 80 percent of its territory uninhabited. Ideal to enjoy one of the most tranquil holiday in paradise, that you can imagine; But not for lack of action,  as there are many activities you can do here.

Cozumel is one of the islands that  were able to kept on it's most natural state, with almost 80 percent of its territory uninhabited. Ideal to enjoy one of the most tranquil holiday in paradise, that you can imagine; But not for lack of action,  as there are many activities you can do here.
Cozumel is home of the second largest  reefs around the world: Palancar Reef, where snorkeling and diving are the best thing in the world. Jacques Cousteau discovered black coral here for almost 20 years ago, and during the summer, the  visibility can  be  over 132 feet.

Due to the unique beauty of its crystal clear water all reefs that are found around the island have been declared National Parks. In addition to the Reef Palancar, there  is  the Columbia reef which is located  three miles away of palancar reef. In  Columbia reef you’ll be  able to see turtles and manta floating sporadically. The best thing is to have camera in hand, for  those underwater photographers, because there is much to capture in this safari by the sea.