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Daylight Savings Time Earlier in Cozumel Than Many US Cities
Daylight Savings Time in Cozumel ends on the last Sunday in October, which this year falls on Sunday, October 27th at which time...
Cozumel’s Iconic Downtown Fountains To Be Repaired
Cozumel’s new President, Fredy Marrufo, has recently announced that one of Cozumel’s most easily identifiable icons, the fountain statue, ‘Atardecer Marino’ will soon...
The ABCD’s of Dengue: A 4 Part Series by Dr. Fernando Senties Nieto (Dr. Chey) Cozumel
Remembering, re-editing and reloading. It’s been two years since our last outbreak of dengue in Cozumel; exactly on april 2011 I remember having the...
“Rafa” Nadal, Winner of 11 Grand Slam Tennis Titles, Trains in Cozumel
Cozumel was fortunate enough to host a very illustrious visitor this past week, “the King of Clay,” 11 time Grand Slam Champion of...
Gourmet Cozumel Lionfish Dishes Promoted in Mexico City just in time for Lent
La Sociedad Cooperativa de Producción Pesquera Cozumel has announced their plans to increase the national demand for Cozumel Lionfish in a rather unique...
Monday, January 22nd, the Busiest Monday for Cruise Ships for the Year in Cozumel
Last Monday, January 22, was an import date in the Cozumel cruise ship year. It marks the busiest Monday of cruise ship arrivals...
Innocent’s Day and New Year’s Eve Traditions by Monica Sauza
…and at the end of the year… Before we address New Year’s Eve, BE CAREFUL on December 28!!! In Mexico, Spain and other...
National Geographic Films Cozumel’s Crocodiles
Cozumel’s Columbia lagoon was the recent location of National Geographic’s latest documentary on American crocodiles. The crocodiles in the Punta Sur Eco-Park are...
Cozumel Port Full, Cruise Ships Tender for the First Time in 7 Years
Christmas has come to Cozumel, and arriving with it, lots of cruise ships full of vacationers. In fact, late last week, with seven...
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