This bijou Cozumel villa is packed with tropical charm, offering accommodation for up to 6.

Due to an increase in demand from those who have a bit more time on their hands, Casa Olivia's owners are now offering short term and "longer term" rates too.

Guest report on the regional motocross championship in Cozumel, last week, by Master A Class race winner and event co-organizer, Chris Wright.

It had been delayed 2 weeks, but finally it was race day.

Tropical rains had turned the track into a big pond.

To get it ready to race, I'd had to do a search and recovery snorkel for a pump's suction hose.

The downtown seafront area of Cozumel will soon have free wifi internet for locals and tourists, announced the island's mayor, Aurelio Joaquín González, last month.

Mexican internet and telephone company, Telmex, has agreed to provide the infrastructure, which is expected to be ready by the end of the year.

Cozumel and the rest of Mexico will end Daylight Savings Time this weekend, a week ahead of the equivalent clock change in the United States and Canada.

This means, just for next week, Cozumel will be an extra hour behind, something visitors may find useful to know - especially those arriving on a cruise.

So, from October 30 to November 6, 2011, the island will be one hour behind CST and two hours behind EST.

The 2011 Annual Bird Festival is underway in Cozumel, organized by the island's Marine Park.

Forming a part of the World Bird Festival, the event aims to educate and raise awareness about the importance of the island's birds.

Cozumel celebrates the Día de la Raza, today, which marks the discovery of the American continent by Christopher Columbus.

On October 12, 1492, Columbus, known in Spanish as Cristóbal Colón, landed on the Caribbean island of Guanahani.

Groups of 3 or more save 20% in November!

Check out the very best the island has to offer by Jeep: see Mayan ruins, look for crocodiles, climb an historic lighthouse, snorkel, and enjoy time on the beach.