We are now delighted to offer the original and best Cozumel dune buggy tour!

Drive a uniquely designed "Mexican limo" to sightsee, snorkel reef, enjoy a delicious, authentic Mexican lunch, and visit the best beaches of Cozumel.

Cozumel's Hotel Flamingo launched its latest unique art exhibition, on Wednesday.

Visions of Caribbean underwater life, including the massive "Reef Wall" oil painting, are on display by famed local artist, Antonio Cárcamo.

Cozumel is midway through a month of patriotic events to celebrate the bicentenary of Mexican independence.

And tonight will see the most important of them all.

Island mayor, Juan Carlos González, will perform the Grito de Dolores, marking the call to rebel against Spanish rule made exactly 200 years ago tomorrow.

Air Canada announced a new non-stop flight between Montreal and Cozumel, yesterday.

The Canadian carrier said the route will start this winter and fly to the island every Thursday.

If you're hungry for great seafood in Cozumel then don't miss Buccano's Beach Bar and Grill, a vibrant restaurant on the water's edge.

Showcasing Mexican and Caribbean food with local specialities, it is the ideal choice for gourmet breakfasts and lazy lunches made with fresh, authentic ingredients.

Do you love nature? Do you love the peace and quiet of the forest?

If so, this gorgeous 3 bedroom Cozumel villa with pool is perfect for you, and now it's an absolute bargain at a reduced price of just $325,000.

Favorite Cozumel beach club, Playa Uvas, helped 4 local children go back to school in style, last week.

As part of their "Uvas For The Children" project, they gave school supplies to the four Cozumel youngsters, who are all in need of a helping hand.

Islanders are preparing for massive celebrations in September, when Mexico marks 200 years of independence.

The evening of September 15th will be the main focus as the country remembers the Grito de Dolores, the call to rebel against Spanish rule, made by priest Miguel Hidalgo in 1810.