Known for it beautiful coral reefs, diving, sports fishing, snorkeling, scuba diving and beaches, Cozumel, Mexico is one of the most popular winter vacation destinations in the world. The interior of the island is underdeveloped covered by thick forest and lagoons making it home to many birds and small mammals. Rich with history, Cozumel is also the location of the great Mayan ruins.
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Cozumel is a fabulous place for having fun with your family. This tiny, friendly island is one of the safest holiday destinations in the world. This makes Cozumel an ideal perfect spot for introducing children of every age to experience a different and fascinating culture. Indeed, Cozumel offers such a variety of activities - from land based activities to explorations of the ocean, the jungle and, of course, the culture.
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I returned from a cruise to Cozumel from Galveston yesterday and it was absolutly amazing! So, My dad's 60th birthday is December 27th and we think it would be a great idea for a family/birthday trip. I have no idea what to expect for weather, type of crowd cruising during that time, water conditions, etc.

Punta Sur is the southern most point of island of Cozumel, located just off the eastern coast of Mexico. Cozumel has been a popular eco-tourism destination for many years, especially for its balnearios, scuba diving and snorkeling. Punta Sur is unique in that it is part of the Parque Punta Sur, an ecological park covering 247 acres of land and water on Cozumel. The beaches are protected to allow sea turtle eggs to have a safe area for hatching, as well as the lagoons and low forests located slightly inland. Additionally, the reef system, located just off the southern point of the island, is part of the Arrecifes de Cozumel National Park.
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Unless you are a world traveler or are from Mexico, you probably know very little about Cozumel. It is a beautiful little island off the coast of the Yucatan Peninsula. It is in the Caribbean Sea and just opposite Playa del Carmen, Mexico. Cozumel is about 48 kilometers long and 16 kilometers wide, making it Mexico's largest Atlantic island.
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