Here’s how to use an ATM in Mexico: **Before you go:** * **Inform your bank:**  Let your bank know you’ll be using your card abroad to avoid any issues. * **Check fees:**  There might be foreign transaction fees from both your bank and the ATM provider. **At the ATM:** 1....

The canoe crossing in May Cozumel and Xcaret Sacred Mayan Crossing, and it’s a reenactment of an ancient Mayan pilgrimage. Here’s some history: The Sacred Mayan Crossing: Ixchel and the Crossing: If you’re interested in learning more about the specific dates or how to watch the event, I can provide...

The DIF in Cozumel operates within a tripartite structure, involving national, state, and municipal levels: 1. National DIF: 2. State DIF Quintana Roo: 3. Municipal DIF Cozumel: Here’s a simplified diagram to illustrate the structure: Key Points: Additional Information: I hope this explanation clarifies the political structure of the DIF...

Christmas in Cozumel and happening now is then Lady of Guadalupe  traffic is backed up in Cozumel and you’ll hear some noise through your neighborhood. Here’s the information of This Cozumel, Christmas tradition and culture. The Lady of Guadalupe parade, also known as the “Procesión de la Virgen de Guadalupe,”...

Christmas in Cozumel Mexico is a vibrant and festive celebration that blends traditional Mexican customs with the universal symbols of the holiday. Here are some of the most prominent symbols of Christmas in Cozumel These symbols, along with numerous other traditions and customs, make Christmas in Mexico especially a unique...

By Tangerine Travels Subscribe https://youtube.com/@TangerineTravels?si=_IIBVYq1L7RMJaMP 1. It is acceptable to eat tacos for any meal but only certain kinds of tacos may be eaten for certain meals.  2. Seafood tacos can only be eaten at lunch time.  3. Tacos al pastor are only for dinner time.  4. If you want...

Cozumel is a Mexican island in the Caribbean Sea known for its beautiful beaches, crystal-clear waters, and abundant marine life. It is also a popular destination for cruise ships, with millions of visitors arriving each year. The cruise ship industry in Cozumel began in 1968, when the first cruise ship...

Cozumel has been Tati Biermas’ forever home since 2005. Originally from Germany, Tati has found her passion and purpose on this beautiful island. Let’s take a closer look at her journey. Meet Tati Biermas, a talented photographer, certified federal tour guide, and an island enthusiast who has been a cherished...

The Festival of the Archangel of San Miguel is a religious and cultural festival held in Cozumel, Mexico, in honor of Saint Michael the Archangel, the patron saint of the island. The festival takes place annually from September 21 to 29. The festival begins with a procession from the Church...

Living a lifestyle of a vacation every day that started 16 years ago full-time there have been many more changes as it relates to getting items you were used to when you lived in the states. One of which is certainly Amazon. Ordering from Amazon and having it delivered to...