While not very long, this reef is full of brightly colored fish and coral.

Located south of the larger Chankanaab dive site, this underwater area is less crowded and filled with silversides in warm weather.

This popular underwater site is considered a connoisseur's reef for divers looking for unique species of fish.

Possibly THE most challenging dive site found on this coast of Mexico, with dangerous waters full of strong currents and large, hungry (and toothy) fish.

This Mayan ruin, accessible only by boat, offers a spectacular beach for snorkeling.

This ancient ruin was used as a religious gathering place.

Popular beach full of sun, sand, tourists and lots of vendors.

Brightly colored brain and star corals, sea fans and lots of sea life make this a popular diving site, especially for night diving.

Architectural masterpiece in Cozumel, known for its sculptural details.

Located close to shore, this reef is a great site for beginners, full of colorful marine life.

Giant sea turtles and groupers await those with the courage (and the experience) to brave the fierce currents at this diving site.

San Miguel's city center, lined with little shops, cafes and restaurants.

A fun go-cart complex featuring miniature race cars.

A tourism center offering area maps of ancient ruins as well as local diving company brochures.

This gallery features paper mache sculptures created by Alexander Flores.

A small tourist information station offering hotel, restaurant and sightseeing brochures.

This park features a lake with many wildlife species including crocodiles.

This park offers impressive statues of Mayan culture.

This museum offers musical instruments such as Mayan flutes, guitars and much more.

A wonderful gallery filled with oil paintings, sculptures and figurines created by mexican artists.