All-Inclusive Vacation in Cozumel

This all-inclusive vacation sets you up at IBEROSTAR Cozumel on Mexico's Caribbean Sea. While you're here, you can fill up on international cuisine, go snorkeling, or dance the night away at the onsite night club. This vacation includes:

• Round-trip airfare
• Round-trip airport-to-hotel transfers, which take about 2.5-3 hours
• Alternate departure dates/gateways may be available for an additional fee.
• All-inclusive standard room accommodations at Iberostar Cozumel in Cozumel, Mexico
• All meals and snacks
• Unlimited domestic beverages
• Stocked in-room mini-bar
• Non-motorized water sports
• Tennis courts
• Gym/fitness center
• Supervised children's program(s)
• Daily organized activities
• Nightly entertainment
• Hotel taxes and gratuities

Hotel at a Glance: IBEROSTAR Cozumel

Cozumel is one of the world’s most-famous snorkeling and scuba-diving destinations thanks to its massive coral reefs and its warm Caribbean water. The IBEROSTAR Cozumel, located at the southernmost point of this Mexican island, gives guests access to a reef formation just offshore, as well as a PADI-certified scuba center, so you can explore the water without straying far from the resort. The all-inclusive village-style property is made up of thatch-roof huts spread out along the beach, so the Caribbean Sea is almost always in view. At the center of the resort you’ll find lake swimming pools and three specialty restaurants—all meals are included with this deal.

• Complimentary watersports: include sailing, windsurfing,kayaking, and snorkeling
• Relax on a hammock: Private patios with hammocks extend from all guest rooms
• Dine on barbecue: at El Cedral Steakhouse—one of three speciality restaurants where you can take advantage of your all-inclusive plan.
• Lively nightlife: Stay up late with concerts, dance shows, and parties at the on-site night clubs
• Lucy’s Kids club: keeps children (age 4-12) entertained with painting classes, movies,and a mini library

Cozumel, Mexico: Relaxed Tropical Island with World-Class Diving

Cozumel, Mexico’s largest Caribbean island, lies just off the eastern coast of the Yucatán peninsula. Compared to Cancún—Mexico's spring-break capital, located 50 miles north—Cozumel is decidedly laid-back. Formerly a fishing settlement, the island remains blissfully free of high-rise resorts and other signs of overdevelopment. Visitors here tend to focus more on exploring the wilderness than on late-night beach parties. Adventure-tour companies arrange expeditions by land or by sea, including trips to ancient Mayan ruins and the island’s jungles, marshes, and dive sites known for deep canyons and tunnels.

More than 500 species of fish swim among turtles, rays, and countless other aquatic animals inside the coral formations at Palancar Reef, one of the dozens of diving and snorkeling sites encircling Cozumel. Another site, just off the northwestern coast, houses a 40-passenger Convair airliner. Sunk in 1977 for the filming of a Mexican disaster movie, the plane has become overgrown with coral and sea fans and is frequented by schools of colorful parrotfish. Above the surface, you’ll find white-sand beaches frequented by sunbathers.

There's only one city on the island—San Miguel de Cozumel, where street vendors on a waterfront promenade sell everything from jewelry to Cuban cigars. It’s also where you’ll find an assortment of clubs and bars showcasing live reggae-salsa fusion and jazz bands.

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