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Cozumel Pictures from around the island. |
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Cozumel pictures are not just for those
who have never been to the island. There are many visitors who come and
either forget to bring their camera or forget to take that shot that got
away! On this web site you will find images from all around the island.
Here you will see pictures of the flora and fauna, people and places that make up our paradise island. At least a sample representation! I'll try to incorporate as many elements as possible to capture the essence or "snapshot" of the Cozumel Island Mexico.
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![]() This baby Cuatamundi (aka Pesote) is a close relative to the raccoon and is native to Cozumel. This particular Pesote is a pet and was raised as a baby by Susana who is the proprietor of El Galion Beach Restaurant on the other side of the island. |
![]() If you have ever been to the town square during the day you probably have seen the dancers in their ancient Mayan garb, dancing and entertaining tourists. Remember, if you take their picture you will capture their soul! :0) |
![]() I love this shot because it pre-dates Western Union! |
![]() About 25 years ago it was very common to see old Mayan women dressing in their native Mayan dress (shown predominantly on the left). However, these days you will most likely see this in a folkloric dance show. |
![]() Iguanas on the island come in all colors and sizes. Mostly you will see the gray and black striped ones. But my favorite are the green, orange and also the green/orange variety. Some of the locals will tell you that they all taste like chicken. Ouch! |
No series of images would be complete without showing you one of the most exotic plants on the island. They are Lobster Claw heliconias. Although they are a rare site to see here |
To continue your
pictoral tour of Cozumel Mexico simply click on the picture of Casa
Colonial below.![]() Cozumel Pictures, Continued |
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