El Cedral Cozumel

... It was finally time to call it a day, and we were dropped back off at our hotel, which apparently is less than .25mi from El Cedral. We spent the next two hours in the room cooling down and then finished the evening by having pizza at La Piazza. Tune ...

... . We also came across an iguana who posed for a quick picture. Back on the bus, we traveled down the island to the town of El Cedral. This is the site of lots of handmade black coral. All of which we were told would not be allowed through customs. I'm ...

... turn off.  I hadn't bargained on that.  So with 65km, plus a 12km round trip to San Gervasio, plus a 6km round trip to El Cedral, I cycled back to San Miguel (so much faster with a tail wind!) and swapped my bike for a scooter :)  So much ...

... we found the greeter Paco who took us to a taxi and explained we would be driven to the ATV Adventure in the town of El Cedral. As we drove past the other dock, we saw 3 cruise ships there: Celebrity Constellation (sailed on her 9/07 across the North ...

... after they had been bombed.  It was still really awesome to see.  Here is some info about El Cedral: El Cedral is the oldest Mayan Ruins on Cozumel Island, dating back to 800 A.D.  The Mayan village was once the capital of Cozumel, and the ...

... way to get there is to take one lonely road far outside of civilization. It's actually located not in Cozumel but in the remote southern town of El Cedral. There's pretty much nothing else there except this hotel! I got to the resort around 1pm, checked ...