Diving and golf are the most popular activities on the island, and diving in the world’s second largest reef, with 17 sites, is a truly memorable experience. The championship 18-hole golf course at Cozumel Country Club is one of the most spectacular in the Caribbean, and was designed by Nicklaus Group. The recently opened full-service Serenity Spa offers a wealth of pampering and relaxing treatments.

This luxurious resort offers 253 rooms with balconies or terraces, including two presidential suites and five reef suites with oversized jacuzzi tubs. Each room is decorated in a pleasing contemporary style with cedar panelling, polished marble floors and bright Mexican fabrics.

A wide selection of cuisine is served at the restaurants, including the Alfredo Di Roma, which features the finest Italian cuisine, an extensive wine list and stunning sea views.

Business centre facilities include PCs, a printer, photocopier, scanner, fax, high-speed Internet access and cellphone rental.

Cozumel is rich in both history and natural wonders. Highlights include the ancient Mayan ruins on the north side of the island and the sanctuary dedicated to the fertility goddess Ixchel at San Gervasio. Island mysteries are unveiled at the Museum of the Island of Cozumel, which exhibits colourful displays about coral reefs and a range of other national treasures.
The Cozumel Marine Reef National Park and Chankanaab Park are a must for nature enthusiasts, along with the jungle trail that leads to the Botanical Gardens. The gardens feature over 300 types of tropical plants from more than 20 countries.
New to the island is Punta Sur, an eco-tourist park where groups can find out about local species, sea turtles, flora and fauna and coral reefs.