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Cozumel – Tropical paradise for animals too
21st August 2010
Southern Mexico is a lush, tropical paradise. No other city or island exhibits this better than Cozumel. Perfect weather year round, aside from the occasional storm and crystal clear waters make it the perfect spot to escape the hustle and bustle of life for a week or better. Even animals agree that it’s a perfect place to go, though they don’t get the benefit of staying at one of the Cozumel luxury hotels .
Cozumel is a tropical paradise for more than just humans that visit its shores. This region is a migratory stop for many species of rare, tropical birds and parrots as well as a spot on the whale shark’s migration route. In fact you can take tours to see both of these natural wonders while you’re visiting. The parrots are a sight to behold particularly when the setting is one of the 30-plus Mayan ruins scattered through the region. However, if you are among those who like to explore the aquatic life that visits the area there are diving tours you can take to swim with the whale shark if you plan your visit to meet their migration. These gentle giants, while still sharks, feed primarily on creel and don’t consider humans more than a curiosity. Though if you’re looking for something a little shallower there’s snorkeling off the northern coast where you can explore shipwrecks turned reefs.