Cozumel Island is populated with the most interesting people. One of the most interesting aspects of living in Cozumel is the unusual people you can meet along the way. Several of our writers have written articles that focus on the various personalities one can discover here.
Moving to Cozumel Jamie Burns How I came to call Cozumel Home: Jamie Burns Animal rescuer, divemaster & pet...
Renee “Apple” Applegate Tribute How Apple Came to Call Cozumel Home….. Earlier this week long-term resident and Cozumel diving...
Living in Cozumel How I came to call Cozumel Home: Valli “For part of the year:” an interesting perspective…...
Move to Cozumel How I came to call Cozumel Home: Christi Courtney From Texas to Cozumel Dive Shop Owner...
Cozumel Community A Cozumeleña’s good deed ends up paying it forward for a beloved local charity A good deed...
Cozumel Living How I Came to Call Cozumel Home: Alejandro Magaña Alex describes how he arrived in Cozumel...
Living in Cozumel How I Came to Call Cozumel Home: Adrianna Diablura A lady pirate describes her move...
Call Cozumel Home How I Came to Call Cozumel Home: Homer the Freelance Cat Homer describes his abduction &...
Moving Cozumel How I Came to Call Cozumel Home: Andrea Tutrani With over 27 years here in Cozumel,...
How I Came to Call Cozumel Home: Cyndi Seale-Phillips A newcomer to the island explains why they chose...
Call Cozumel Home How I Came to Call Cozumel Home: Admins & Contributors Our summer series starts with...
Shopping Cozumel: Butter Shopping in Cozumel: Butter Madeleine Mason explains the intricacies of obtaining the perfect butter in...
Hurricanes Cozumel 2017 Hurricane Season To Officially Begin Cozumel Municipality Prepared … June 1st marks the official start of...
Aria Sailboat Cozumel Sailboat “Aria” Washes Up On Cozumel’s Windward Shore Abandoned sailboat arrives in Cozumel solo … Island...
Tall Ship Cozumel Tall Ship “Simon Bolivar” Visits Cozumel for 3rd Time Venezuelan Vessel Calls into the island during...
Aeroshow Founder & Cozumel Resident Dies in Plane Crash Pre-Aeroshow testing claims life of Eduardo Toledo Parra … Cozumel...
Cozumel Public Transport Uniper Transport Offers Free Rides for the Disabled Cozumel one of the few municipalities to offer...
Cozumel Aerial Photo Contest 2017 Serfati Photography wins Cozumel Aerial Photo Contest 2017 by Fly Cozumel Congratulations to Flo...
Lola: Cozumel’s Most Well-Known Dog Gets Her Own Video Lola stars in her own video… Arguably Cozumel’s most well...
Cozumel Carnaval Parades What it’s Like to Dance in Carnaval Parades: A Gringa Reports Heather Bryan ends her Carnaval Dance...
Carnaval Cozumel What it’s Like to Dance in Carnaval Parades Part 2: A Gringa Reports Heather Bryan continues her...
How to Get Your Cozumel Carnaval 2016 Poster If you’re a collector or just want a great Cozumel souvenir...
Cozumel Carnaval Parades What it’s Like to Dance in Carnaval Parades: A Gringa Reports Heather Bryan begins her Carnaval...
Adrian Cozumel Adrian in Cozumel: Pride of Ownership Lifetime Island resident Adrian Chimes in About the Importance of Good...
Cozumel Carnaval 2017 Dates Announced Cozumel Carnaval 2017 Dates Announced February 22 – 28 2017 with an official event...
Mexican New Year Eve Traditions New Year’s Eve Traditions Monica Sauza discusses New Year’s Eve Traditions to make the...
Dia de los Inocentes BE CAREFUL on December 28!!! BE CAREFUL on December 28!!! In Mexico, Spain and other...
Cozumel Community: 3 Kings Day Adopt a Family for 3 Kings Day Gena Meyer heads up this year’s...
New Cozumel Ferry New Ultramar Ferries to Service Cozumel The First of Ultramar’s new boats begin service…. The ferry...
Cozumel Inspired Author Launches New Book for Children Paul Mila has recently published his 6th book which includes a...
Cozumel Submarine Cable Cozumel Experiences Submarine Cable Communication Issues The underwater cable connecting Cozumel to mainland Mexico experiences an...
Cozumel Charities 3 Kings Cozumel Charities: 3 Kings Day Gifts for Children – How You Can Help Island Residents...
Cozumel Conch Island Fishermen Seek a Re-evaluation of the Conch Ban Area fishing cooperatives are asking for a re-evaluation...
Cozumel San Miguel Archangel Catholic Celebrations Catholic Celebrations Honoring San Miguel Archangel of Cozumel to be Observed The catholic...
September Will September is a Great Month to Update your Will Notario Manuel J. Villanueva M discusses the benefits...
Mexican Independence and the blend of cultural gastronomy Monica Sauza shares an article about flavors, food and Mexican history...
Cozumel Resident Autumn La Boheme To Host Retreat in October Cozumel Resident Autumn La Boheme To Host Retreat in...
Amparos Restaurant Cozumel Amparos: A Sincere Thank You & Important Announcement by Rene Basto As the owner of Amparo’s...
Design in Cozumel Luh McDevitt Madera What is Trendy by Luh McDevitt Madera What is Trendy? trend·y ˈtrendē/ informal...
Becoming a Mexican Citizen – The Naturalized Way by Christi Courtney Finally, after 15 years I am proudly becoming...
Living On A Shoestring In Cozumel: Dirty feet, sweating, sundresses and family in paradise I have all these thoughts...
Cozumel Seasonal Home Maintenance Summarized by Fabian Gonzalez Once you’ve purchased a home in Cozumel, it’s time to learn...
Cozumel Cooking Cooking in Cozumel: Mayan Recipes by Laura Wilkinson As a long-term resident of the island, and a...
Cozumel People In memoriam Nassim Joaquin by Monica Sauza For many he was known as Tatich, a term in Maya akin...
Welcome to the New Cozumel 4 You Welcome to our fancy new format, in case you haven’t figured it...
Cozumel Recipe Share This week I begin a (semi) regular Cozumel recipe column. It must be said that...
“Historia verdadera de Cozumel” Author to Host Book signing on Friday Ric Hajovsky will be hosting...
Rafael Nadal in Cozumel Tennis Player Rafael Nadal Vacations in Cozumel Spanish tennis professional Rafael Nadal vacationed here...
Cozumel Gay Marriage Cozumel’s Communal Wedding Not Enticing Gay Couples February 14th marked the 27th year that Cozumel’s Civil...
The Wild Ride of Driving in Cozumel by Laura Wilkinson I learned how to drive in Boston. I moved...
Owning land in Cozumel Lobbyists Seek To Reform Constitution for Foreigners to Acquire Coastal Lands Mexican lobbyists are seeking...
Cozumel Firefighters Cozumel’s Southern Hotel Zone to Have Firehouse Substation According to officials from the Ministry of Infrastructure and...
Cozumel History – Medal for Tourism Achievement to be awarded on September 27 Honoring Don Gaston Cantarell by Irma...
Earlier this week, under much secrecy, the popular national soap opera “Mi Corazon es Tuyo” (My Heart is Yours,...
by Dee Lewis Vivas For the third year in a row, Cozumel 4 You is proud to host this...
by Jennifer Pobiak For the third year in a row, Cozumel 4 You is proud to host this weekly...
For the third year in a row, Cozumel 4 You is proud to host this weekly series, which features...
by Fabiola Gamboa, Rainbow Healing Hands Massage For the third year in a row, Cozumel 4 You is proud...
For the third year in a row, Cozumel 4 You is proud to host this weekly series, which features...
A grassroots group of Cozumel poets have banded together to create “Accion Poetica Cozumel,” which aims to encourage local...
Cozumel Historian, Velio Vivas has recently announced that his third book is nearing publication. Focusing on the various monuments...
Mexican President Enrique Pena Nieto will host the celebrations honoring the 70th anniversary of the Mexican Air Force on...
Executives for Greenpeace Mexico have recently announced the arrival of the “Rainbow Warrior” next month. After spending time in...
Navin Singh was the very last official finisher of the Ford Ironman Cozumel, with a total race time of...
The Cozumel community lost a great treasure last week, when Dr. Fernando Senties Nieto, a General Practitioner with a...
by Prof. Velio Vivas Valdez, Cozumel’s Official Historian On the 103rd anniversary of the beginning of the armed struggle...
France’s ambassador to Mexico, Elisabeth Beton-Delengue, called into Cozumel recently aboard the “Ventose,” a French military frigate. The “Ventose,”...
I have always been a beach girl and dreamed of white sand beaches and clear blue water. I had...
How I Came To Call Cozumel Home, A Series by Island Residents by: Jamie Burns, Divemaster & Animal Rescurer...
It was the summer of 1996, I had just graduated high school, and I was arriving to Cozumel to...
It’s been almost 10 years since I made Cozumel my home. Unlike so many who have done the same,...
Fresh out of graduate school I got a job with Mexicana Airlines as a Reservations Sales Representative. On my...
by Kelliann Schrage Flores – Co-administrador of the Chismes, Noticias, y Cultura de Cozumel Page en Facebook When Laura...
Cozumel is my home. “Playa can be seen so close!”, I say while looking afar, inhaling the breeze that...
Call Cozumel Home How I came to call Cozumel Home A series by island residents: Jorge Gonzalez I...
I am not a big fan of Mexican food, I don’t like swimming in the ocean, I don’t particularly...
Never ever did I think I would be calling Cozumel my home when I first alighted from the red-eye...
On June 6, Governor Rolando Zapata Bello received Xi Jinping, President of the Republic of China, Enrique Peña Nieto,...
There is a bitter sweetness I feel when I think about how this quirky, gorgeous, laid back and sometimes...
I have always felt a native cozumelenian even though I was not born here; this is because I have...
I was living in Key West, Florida when I first came to Cozumel in the spring of 1988. I...
I have a theory that lovers of Cozumel can instantly recall the exact dates of their first visit. My...
I arrived to Cozumel in 1988, when I was 4 years old; happy to join my mom’s family who...
This is the last post in a 4 part series, about Dengue, which originally appeared at blogtorchey.blogspot.com in Spanish...
This is the third post in a 4 part series, about Dengue, which originally appeared at blogtorchey.blogspot.com in Spanish...
This is the second post in a 4 part series, about Dengue, which originally appeared at blogtorchey.blogspot.com on Spanish...
Remembering, re-editing and reloading. It’s been two years since our last outbreak of dengue in Cozumel; exactly on april 2011...
Many Cozumel residents have moved here from different locations, or even different countries, and one thing that oftentimes can...
Cozumel was fortunate enough to host a very illustrious visitor this past week, “the King of Clay,” 11 time...
Mexican President Enrique Peña Nieto and his family spent part of last weekend relaxing at “Quinta Maya,” the Presidential...
Official candidates for the Cozumel 2013 Carnaval celebrations have been announced. For the coveted Queen of Carnaval: Melina Escobar...
Author Paul Mila, has just released his new book, Near Miss, on Amazon. This is Mila’s 4th book in...
