In the latest article in our series about native Cozumel wildlife, we look at crocodiles.

Hidden away in the island's lagoons and mangroves are many examples of the American crocodile, or Crocodylus acutus.

The same species is also found in Florida, other parts of the Caribbean, and even on the Pacific coast, from Mexico right down to Peru.

Puzzled by buttons and settings on your camera?

Tired of taking dull, uninspired photos?

Improve your skills while strolling round town, on our new $49 Cozumel photo tour!

Cozumel island is gearing up again for the historical El Cedral Festival.

The annual celebration of fairs, feasts, rodeos, bullfights, music and more, will be held from April 29 to May 3, 2010.

Mexico's Federal Competition Comission (CFC) confirmed to local press, this week, that it is investigating possible anti-competitive practices on the ferry route between Cozumel and Playa del Carmen.

In an attempt to attract more Italian tourists, Cozumel's Tourism Promotion Board has signed an agreement with the Italian Chamber of Commerce, reported local newspaper, El Semanario, this week.

If you're tired of the rat race and tacky, commercial tourism, why not sweat it out while learning Mayan history?

On our unique steam lodge tour, you cleanse your body, mind and soul, and learn about the spiritual beliefs of the ancient Maya.

This bijou villa, Casa Olivia, is the perfect rental for a group vacation.

With a house, studio and garden room, it's ideal for groups that want the benefits of a hotel, the value of a rental and the comforts of home.

A new twice daily air shuttle was launched, last week, connecting Merida, Cancun and Cozumel.

The 36 seat flights from local airline, Mayair, will make it much easier to visit the beautiful Yucatan city of Merida from the island.