The Cozumel Map
This is our Cozumel map. Often just referred to as “Cozumel,” the city’s official name is San Miguel de Cozumel. When you travel, you want to know where things are. If you look at a map, you’ll better understand what’s around you. They designed these maps for you, and they should be easy to understand.
After spending 15 years in Cozumel, I’ve seen the island’s population and infrastructure grow yearly. Cozumel is becoming one of Mexico’s most popular tourist destinations. It is a unique destination that offers visitors the experience of having their piece of heaven in Mexico. If you have only visited one of these, it might be challenging to understand the difference. Don’t worry. We will teach you what to know when planning your next Cozumel or Playa del Carmen vacation.
Over the past few weeks, I’ve been working on a project that has required me to analyze documents. While researching, I’ve encountered several maps of Cozumel, where I live. I found these maps fascinating and wanted to learn more about them. I’ve written a blog about my discovered maps and would like to share my Cozumel on map findings with you.
In trying to find good maps of Cozumel Island, we have seen it is hard to find a good map. There are many alternatives to the map of Cozumel and Google Maps. And some of them are better than Google Maps. A good map of Cozumel Mexico is a valuable tool, but sometimes, using your resources is better. There are many useful Cozumel maps you can download and share. We will update this collection when we find more Cozumel Mexico on maps.
This selection will help you out. If you want to see any other types of maps of Cozumel, let us know, and we will try to find one and post it here.
Where to stay on the Cozumel map
We have this map because many people visiting a vacation spot find it challenging to know where to stay. There are areas on Cozumel that aren’t listed on the maps. We hope this map will help you find the right hotel. If you plan to visit Cozumel on map, check out my recommendations on where to stay.
SITES OF INTEREST
Cozumel has so many different aspects of interest, from archeological sites to underwater protected parks, beaches, and places where you can just surround yourself with nature and disconnect from the world.
We suggest the following places for your next trip:
The Streets of Cozumel Map
Calles (streets) run East and West. If they are north of Avenida Benito Juarez, they are even-numbered. If they are south of Juarez, they are odd-numbered.
Avenidas (Avenues) run North and South. One block east of Melgar is 5th Avenida and they increase by 5 as you venture east by block. The label of Avenidas south of Benito Juarez is “SUR” and the label of those north of Benito Juarez is “NORTE”.
Avenida Benito Juarez runs through the center of town all the way to the other side of the island and is also called the “Transversal”.
Seaweed map of the Beaches on Cozumel
Many people wonder what the beaches are like in Cozumel. Here is a map (click here) that shows the actual current beach conditions. To read more about this map, see our sargassum on Cozumel article (here).
Why do we live here
We are one of the top vacation destinations in the world. Discover why Cozumel is a popular destination for family vacations, romantic getaways, and for the more active visitor. Go on a stroll through Historic El Centro, and see hundreds of examples of Mexican architecture. Sail just a few hundred yards offshore, and experience the living coral reef of North America. You’ll enjoy the grand sport of fishing. You’ll also enjoy boating, scuba diving, snorkeling, and jet skiing. Don’t miss the sunset party on a sailboat! Get a feel for our culture of art galleries, shops, hotels, and restaurants designed to suit everyone’s tastes. Once you get Cozumel sand on your shoes, you’ll return. One visit to Cozumel, an island paradise, will lead to many more.
Written by Stingray Villa