A Sunny Cathedral
Corpus Christi Cathedral is a large sunny yellow colonial-style Catholic church. It is considered an iconic landmark in the area, approximately one mile south of the town square or Parque Benito Juarez. The church is...
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Visiting the stingless Melipona bees at the Mayan Bee Sanctuary was both an educational and a fun afternoon. Your admission ticket provides a guided tour through the grounds where graphic displays are set in nature...
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A Month of Celebration
Carnaval in Cozumel is a really, really big deal. Parades are what immediately come to mind for most people, but there is so much more. It’s an entire season of fun! There are parades. Three...
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Kings & Queens of Carnaval
Any large festive event needs a king and queen. Carnaval in Cozumel has many. There are of course the King and Queen of Carnaval, but 2 sets of runners-up then become the King and Queen...
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Carnaval is Coming!
As Cozumel comes alive with Carnaval spirit, you will see decorations everywhere and performances in the parks. There will be more food and novelty vendors in the parks and bordering the streets. There will be...
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Dancers of All Ages and Abilities
Groups of youth compete in elaborate dance performances leading up to Carnaval in Cozumel. Over multiple songs, and with themed stages and props, these are much like younger versions of the king and queen competitions....
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Cozumel Carnaval Parades Accessibility
Finally, the days of Carnaval parades in Cozumel have arrived. They are similar, and yet each day seems to top the last. The last night is definitely the largest. There can be a lot to keep...
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Add a little color to your day
A good day for a run! Carnaval parades in Cozumel run for three nights, but there is a break after the first two. That’s a good thing—the parades can be exhausting with all the waving, dancing,...
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Saying Goodbye to Carnaval
Oh no! Not that! It’s the Burning of Juan Carnaval! Just like they say, all good things must come to an end and it has. Carnaval officially ends with the literal torching of an effigy. Poor Juan...
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The history of Cozumel
Museo de la Isla de Cozumel is filled with immersive experiences, artifacts, and exhibits that will teach you the history, ecology, and culture of the island. Freshly renovated in 2020, this small museum was made...
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