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What You will Visit:
San Miguel
The largest town on the island, San Miguel de Cozumel is a bustling urban area with historic roots and a distinctly lively touristic atmosphere. The city is noted for its colorful, low-rise, colonial-style buildings, the Zocalo (or main plaza), which is a lush oasis in the waterfront district; and open-air restaurants. Main boulevard – El Malecon – where the imposing Mexican Flag is usually found.

Folkloric Performance
Experience the passionate music and invigorating dancing by talented folkloric performers and mariachi musicians.

What You See Along the Way:
The island of Cozumel greets you with breathtaking white-sand beaches, lush tropical vegetation, and the turquoise waters of the Caribbean Sea.

Photo Opportunities:
The folkloric dance is an exciting and traditional art form that will captivate you and fill your camera with memories. Watch dresses whirl and castanets clap as the guitarist's fingers fly over the strings.

Lunch:
La Cocay Restaurant inspires guests with its authentic flavors and traditional recipes. Let your host guide you through a tequila demonstration. With a creative menu, frosty margaritas, and warm hospitality in a comfortable setting, you will enjoy a lovely lunch accompanied by a Mexican folkloric show.