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 If you are looking for a shore trip to Cozumel or a Caribbean cruise or are planning a Mexico vacation in the Cozumel region, you should be aware that there are so many things to do in and around Cozumel, Mexico. Even if you can only spend a few days in Cozumel, here is a list of the best Cozumel activities, including some great family-friendly activities and some fun activities for children and adults, as well as some tips and tricks to do it all.  If you're interested in more information about the Cozumel Cruise Port and its attractions, you should also read "The Best Things to Do on a Zulu Cruise." To learn more about navigating the ports of Cozumsumels, discover the most popular attractions of Cozumel and discover some of their trips that will help you get the most out of your day, and how to save money, read our guide to the 5 best destinations in and around Cozumel. Learn about our best Cozumel activities for children and adults and some great tips and tricks to ma...

  Our cruise began with a warning to be careful, ok the virus is everywhere. The staff smiled and showed great concern for our well being. I felt safe and knew the people around me felt the same. The ships crew cleaned constantly and used good safety practices. The crew spoke to us and engaged in friendly conversation it truly put us at ease. I enjoyed the entertainment most of all the live shows were exceptional. David Brodosi We have cruised with other lines before and this was the first Royal Caribbean Cruise for us. My wife and I were celebrating our anniversary so we decided to try Royal Caribbean for our family trip. Overall the cruise was great. It’s unfortunate that it was during the COVID-19 scare. The good news was, the ship was cleaned around the clock. We felt like the crew took it seriously. We had a great room attendant who anticipated our needs and kept the room immaculate. David Brodosi We are a family of travel enthusiasts, we are blessed with a multitude of experi...

It was 10 years ago this summer that we had our pool remodeled.  The Brodosi Boys were just five and three at the time.  They look so small in the pool.  We had to drain the pool to fix a leak and repair a few rust spots.  It was a great time to retake the photo.  Cheers, David Brodosi About "Throwback Thursday" is an Internet theme day observed on every Thursday during which people share an old photograph of themselves via social networking sites and image-sharing communities, most notably through photo-sharing mobile app Instagram. Origin Throwback has been associated with things that are deemed classic or vintage since as early as 2003, when it was first defined on Urban Dictionary.[1] The earliest known mention of "Throwback Thursday" can be found in the title of a series of revamped retro cartoon characters that were illustrated by animator Saxton Moore and uploaded onto his blog in January 2006. Throwback Thursday   is a popular internet trend used am...

NYC, a city forever in flux, is impossible to “see” in one visit. We had to resign yourself to that fact, unless we move here (and maybe not even then), we would only barely scratch the surface! By the time we left, new places already cropped up. This city is home to thousands of restaurants, hundreds of museums, attractions, plays, and quirky things to do. Although the line for the ferry from Battery Park is normally long, we got there early, so we could avoid most of it. The Statue of Liberty is spectacular to see up close (she’s as big as we imagined), but the real highlight of this combo is Ellis Island, where you can learn about the immigrant experience and get a sense of the people who helped build NYC. There’s such a great sense of history there that we couldn't help but be impressed. - David Brodosi Named Battery Park for the old batteries (cannons) that defended the city, we stopped to listen to the music and street performers, people-watching, relaxing, and all other par...