Living in cozumel
Cozumel’s Cedral Chapel Renovated in Anticipation of Feria de Cedral
As part of the preparations for the upcoming celebrations at El Cedral, the town’s Chapel was recently renovated, and even received a new...
Cozumel’s Chief of Police Wants to Increase Force by 100 Officers
Cozumel’s General Director of the Transit Police, Sergio Terraces Montes is urging an increase in island police officers by 100. There are currently...
Marine Park Officials on Alert to Another Invasive Species: The Sea Pine
Cozumel’s Marine Park officials are keeping a close eye on yet another invasive species on the island that is threatening indigenous flora and...
Cozumel to Host Annual Convention of Folkloric Dance Teachers in June
Folkloric Dance Teachers from 23 states throughout Mexico will converge right here in Cozumel for the XLII National Congress for Folkloric Dance Teachers. ...
Sister City Partnership between Merida and Cozumel Reaffirmed
Earlier this month, Cozumel’s Mayor, Aurelio Joaquin Gonzalez signed an agreement with Álvaro Omar Lara Pacheco, Merida’s Mayor, reaffirming a Sister City partnership...
Spring Break Has Cozumel Hopping
Cozumel has spring break fever! In fact, by the end of this week, 27 cruise ships will have called into the island. It’s...
Cozumel Remains Rabies-Free for 10 Years
This past week marked the national anti-rabies vaccination campaign, where pet owners were urged to inoculate their pets against this disease. Cozumel can...
150 Children’s Scooter Helmets to Be Given Away in Cozumel
The Cacciutti family has announced that they will donate 150 Disney scooter helmets to help protect Cozumel children and to raise awareness for...
Cozumel’s Mangrove Reforestation Project First Year a Success
A year after its inception the Cozumel mangrove re-forestation project is going strong. Rafael Chacón Díaz , the Director of the Municipal Department...
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