Sometimes life surprises you with unexpected events; we all know it is filled with ups and downs. This time, the Safe Tours Cozumel family has experienced a substantial low. One of Mardi LLC's founders, Arturo Díaz Sr, has passed away at the hands of cancer.

Just as there was a night sky that inspired Van Gogh to paint The Starry Night, in Cozumel we can find a beautiful starry sky, a destination so beautiful that it is considered the favorite of many people, a work of art created by nature; if you have not visited it yet, I can assure you that it will become your favorite place.

You've finally saved up enough money to take your family on a trip, got your vacation days ready, and are about to get on that cruise ship you've been waiting for months now, but you ask yourself, "What should I do when I arrive at my dream destination?" Well, no worries, today we will list some of the top activities you can do when you arrive at Cozumel Island (which is no doubt your dream destination) if you're visiting us on a cruise ship. Let's get started!

Isla Mujeres (part 1)

In front of Puerto Juárez, 7 km from the coast, is Isla Mujeres. 7 km long and 1 km wide in its most expansive stretch, Isla Mujeres forms in its Western shore the Meco Bay.

Currently, there is a lot to do in Isla Mujeres to have fun.

At the North Beach, we have a kilometer of white sand, deep beaches, and coconut palm trees; it's so shallow that it's safe for the children and the elderly. There are a lot of bars and restaurants along the beach.

Up until 1970, Cancún was an almost deserted island with a swampy coast. Cancún has a seven shape. It is 8.8 km and 400 meters in its widest part, with a Lagunes' system that links it to the mainland. Cancún has two Maya shrines: Kin - Há and San Miguel.

All along the reef barrier that protects the coast of Quintana Roo, big and small islands were formed by the same coral that builds the reef.

The islands' coral has become a very fine white sand.

These Pearls keep many wonders; let's discover them.

In the southeast of México, in front of the Caribbean Sea, lies the country’s youngest state. Quintana Roo’s territory, divided between the rain forest and its fine sand beaches, protected from the violent Caribbean by the world’s second-largest reef, offers its guests a vast number of unique experiences.

If I told you there's a way to reduce signs of stress and anxiety while also cleansing your body of all the negativity and toxicity, you would think I'm crazy. Nevertheless, let me introduce you to the ancient art of Temazcal, which might be precisely what you need during these troubling times.

Experiencing a new adventure can be scary for some, and sometimes gaining a little more knowledge of what is waiting for us can take that fear away and turn it into pure excitement; that's why I've chosen to share five fun facts about scuba diving in Cozumel that you most likely didn't know, but that make great conversation topics when you visit the island. Let's get started!