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....
Read MoreFinally, 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...
Read MoreA 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,...
Read MoreOh 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...
Read MoreMuseo 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...
Read MoreMany US reviewers have the opinion that this is not a “real museum”. They complain that there is no original Kahlo art displayed here. They are correct. However, I consider this place to be a gem. I would gladly...
Read MoreColorful, welcoming, easy to find, and a nice value. Machete Legendary Taco Grill, or simply Machete, has been one of my favorite restaurants in San Miguel, Cozumel for years. Maybe it’s because I passed there...
Read MoreA Place to Gather: What would you call a place with 20,000 tons of rock, paved trails that wander between themed play areas, a mini-beach, several restaurants, a gallery exhibition space, and so much more...
Read MoreOk, folks, I’m a little embarrassed to admit how long it took us to find this must-see site in Tulsa. We had heard about this mysterious site near the Arts District… the “Center of the...
Read MoreMade sure I picked up my Route 66 passport at the Route 66 Historical Village and took some time to check out all they had to offer. The volunteer staff at the Welcome Center was...
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