Hostels in Cozumel: HostelitoHostelito is located in Cozumel downtown, only two blocks away from the ocean and the main entrance to the Island, the local pier. From our affordable and clean hostel, it’s only a short walk to San Miguel Historical Church and the Main Plaza where most of the restaurants, bars, banks, and all kind of services are located. Our hostel is ideal for the budget conscious traveler, who is looking for comfortable, clean, spacious, and well located accommodations.Source:hostelworld.com Posteado el September 6, 2007 - Categorizado en Hotels, Mexico Cozumel, Mexico Cozumel tourism Hostels in Cozumel: Villablanca Garden BeachVillablanca Garden Beach is a beachfront hotel located approximately 5 miles from Cozumel Airport and two miles from town, right in front of Villablanca Reef and Wall (great for snorkeling and diving). Our exclusive property includes 50 rooms and suites, three villas and a P.H.; all units are equipped with A/C,ceiling fan, refrigerator, satellite TV, telephone and sunken tubs. Taxes are NOT included in our rates and will be charged during the check in. Source:hostelworld.com Posteado el September 6, 2007 - Categorizado en Hotels, Mexico Cozumel, Mexico Cozumel tourism Cozumel Attractions: San Gervasio RuinsSan Gervasio, the most visited among Cozumel’s ruins, is a major 10-acre excavation in a forested area. Dedicated to the fertility goddess Ixchel, this one-time capital has plaques identifying each of the ruins in both Spanish and English. The so-called hands temple has red hand imprints covering the altar. Avenue Juarez, east at the end of a dirt road. Ask about our package deals (see Cheaps Packages) in cheap flights to Mexico and other offers to enjoy your next Mexico vacations. Source:attractionguide.com Posteado el August 22, 2007 - Categorizado en Mexico Cozumel, Mexico Cozumel culture tourism, Mexico Cozumel tourism Cozumel Breaking News: Mexico Prepared for Hurricane DeanAs forecasted by the National Weather Service, Hurricane Dean is expected to move through Mexico’s Yucatan Peninsula early Today. While no longer projected to be in the direct path of Hurricane Dean, Cozumel expects tropical storm conditions and has instituted several hurricane preparedness initiatives in compliance with government safety and planning guidelines to ensure the safety of the community and travelers. Posteado el August 21, 2007 - Categorizado en News Cultural Tourism in Cozumel: MuseumEstablished to offer a better understanding of the island’s geography, geology, history, and natural growth, the museum describes the natural terrestrial and submarine environments and presents a panorama of flora and fauna. Also recounted are historical events, starting with the pre-Hispanic epoch when Cozumel was a shrine visited by pilgrims to venerate Ix-Chel, the Maya goddess of love, fertility, weaving, and the moon. Exhibits follow pre-Hispanic and colonial lifestyles and history, including the arrival of Juan de Grijalva and Hernan Cortez in the 16th century, the harassment of Spanish ships by pirates during the colonial period, and other incidents. The museum also has a restaurant, book store, gift shop, and library. Avenida Rafael Melga. Source:attraction guide.com Posteado el August 14, 2007 - Categorizado en Mexico Cozumel culture tourism, Mexico Cozumel tourism, Museums
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