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Cozumel
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Co·zu·mel  (kz-ml, s-)
An island off the coast of southeast Mexico near Cancún. It is a resort area.
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Isla Cozumel, the best place to dive is the most populous island in Mexico.
A Travel Guide to Mexico by Robert Kokoska / Travel, recreation and leisure community
Isla Cozumel, another prime snorkelling location, is further away but can be easily reached by catamaran or, after taking a one-hour bus-trip from Cancun, by ferry from Playa Del Carmen - which is worth seeing itself the chilled-out vibe, gorgeous beaches with unbelievably soft sand - and for "Ambar Mexicano", a one-stop shop for amber jewellery that had herself occupied for quite a while.
TRAVEL: KICKING BACK IN CANCUN; MICK SCULLY GOES DOWN MEXICO WAY FOR ... by The Mirror (London, England)
claims Harry Gunther, owner of Grawdaddy's, provided her with a defective buoyancy control device which failed during a dive off Isla Cozumel, Mexico.
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