In addition to its own array of services, Aura guests are welcome to make use of all facilities and service outlets of neighboring Sunscape Sabor Cozumel. Once you know your way around, the stolls along the beach or via pathways through carefully-tended gardens are all part of the fun. It may take a day or two become fully versed on the layout of the property. This comprehensive resort offers a nice array of dining options including true fine dining with top-notch service. Secrets Aura has multiple pools, bars, restaurants, and my personal favorite spot, the Cocos Cafè coffee shop, serving barista brewed premium beverages along with sweets, snacks and sandwiches available throughout the day. The rooms are suites, with a kind-sized bed, excellent marble bathroom with both shower and tub, a comfy sitting area, and a porch or balcony. Secrets Aura Cozumel (Up-scale, Adults only, All-inclusive) - With its 238 lodging rooms set among a variety of satellite groupings, this gracious property provides an atmosphere of calm and privacy. While they share many fine attributes, each resort also has its own character. Both properties have remarkably motivated service personnel, uniformly friendly and effective on all fronts.
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Juan Leca's Dive House is on site at both properties to provide all scuba diving services including referral check out dives and full certification courses. Guest services include complimentary use of bicycles, kayaks for paddling and small Hobie catamarans for those who enjoy sailing. Sister All-Inclusive Resorts - Sited side-by-side along 800 meters of soft, white sandy beach, Secrets Aura Cozumel and Sunscape Sabor Cozumel are sister resorts, sharing some of their dining, spa and gym facilities. So if you can swing the vacation days, try to visit at a non-holiday period. The hotels have their best rooms available, and the restaurants and shops are happy to see you. But the real value of traveling at non-peak times is in the fact that rates are at their lowest, while tourism is light.
Barring a fall hurricane, or a storm from the north in winter, the weather is generally great year-round - warm and pleasant, with calm sea conditions. So is the spring, when rates go back down just after Easter. After Labor Day and before the Christmas holidays is an excellent time to visit. In general, summer is low season while in winter, when it's snowing in New Jersey the rates go up! As you might imagine, non-holiday periods offer the best value. So on this most recent visit I conducted inspection tours to three of Cozumel's newest all-inclusive lodging options, as well as visiting a few of the islands most renowned and well-established properties.Ĭozumel Hotel Pricing and Seasonality - Over the course of the year, many of Cozumel's hotels have four or five different rate tiers, changing by season.
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At this point I have well-developed opinions as to Cozumel's best lodging options and scuba diving services, but I'm always working to update my knowledge. Despite what you may have heard of other parts of Mexico, Cozumel Island remains completely safe, secure and inviting for tourism. Each day more than 250 dive boats set forth to ply the many diving sites. What was once a sleepy fishing village with a handful of dive operations has been transformed into a tourism destination with more than 6,000 hotel rooms and 130+ dive operators. The immense amount of change that has occurred over those decades is truly astonishing. Fun Photo Gallery of my Quintana Roo Road TripĬozumel, Mexico Scuba Divers' Paradise - I'm fortunate to have been visiting this unique tropical island since the late 1970's.Report and photos copyright - © Ken Knezick, Island Dreams. We hope you will find Ken's insight, photos and commentary of interest. Over the years, Ken has made more than 70 separate trips to Cozumel, and logged well over 500 dives on Cozumel's famous reefs and walls. By way of perspective, Ken cut his teeth in scuba diving leading dive tours to Cozumel in the 1980's. Just returned from another visit to Cozumel, Island Dreams' owner Ken Knezick has prepared this report for your consideration.
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