If you arrive early, you will be welcome to drop your bags and enjoy the resort's facilities until your room is ready. From the airport is 350 MXN approx and can't be pre-booked Downtown zone rates (to travel within a zone) are around 25 pesos, with zone 7 at 30 pesos and zone 8 at 35 pesos (meant as a guide, these prices could change at any time). Taxis in Cozumel charge on a basis of destination zone.If you fly into Cozumel Airport, the best way to get to the resort is to catch a public taxi from the airport.From here you can take a public taxi to the resort, which should take about 20-25 minutes.The ferry journey takes about 45 minutes and you will get dropped in the center of San Miguel, the main town in Cozumel.If you fly into Cancun Airport, you first need to make your way to Playa Del Carmen, where a ferry from the pier takes you to Cozumel.It has a kids club, water park, and a wealth of activities and entertainment to keep them busy. The Secrets Aura is an adults-only resort, but if you plan on bringing the kids there is a sister resort that is located in the same complex that is a family offering. Rooms in the 'Preferred Club' offer additional benefits like mimosa breakfast in bed, a welcome bottle of wine and cheese selection and access to the hydrotherapy circuits at Secrets Spa.
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Unlimited-Luxury® means all-inclusive access to gourmet a la carte dining options, 24 hour room and concierge service, pool and beach wait service, daily refreshed mini-bar, maid service, activities and nightly entertainment.Ĭhoose from restaurants serving fresh seafood, local fare, international buffet, sushi, French cuisine and grill, plus coffee and snacks. Secrets Aura is a luxurious, Unlimited-Luxury® beachfront resort on Cozumel.Ĭozumel Marine Park is home to turtles, dolphins, rays, reef sharks, moray eels, many tropical reef fish and a sprinkling of wrecks.
Many cenotes boast pristine turquoise waters and a beautiful array of stalagmites and stalactites formed over millions of years. The Yucatan’s elaborate cenotes have intricate cave systems and underground tunnels that draw divers from around the globe. These deep, freshwater-filled sinkholes formed when the roofs of limestone caverns collapsed and filled with water. Larger pelagic species are frequently seen here, given the reef’s location in the middle of a sandy plain.Ĭenotes – If you want to try something truly special, dive a cenote. Depths to 40 m/130 ft are possible and the currents can be strong. Pared Verde – Sloping rivers of sand divide sections of the wall which is well populated with coral, sponges and myriad macro invertebrates. You’re likely to see turtles, barracuda, stingrays, lobsters and nurse sharks. Generally, the dive sites here are shallow with excellent visibility, and boat rides are as short as five minutes. Akumal and Tulum are seaside villages that offer a glimpse into the Yucatan of yesterday. Playa del Carmen, Akumal and Tulum – South of Cancun, Playa del Carmen is a bustling town with a European vibe. She’s part of an underwater museum, Museo Subacuático de Arte, that’s well worth exploring. At Punta Nizuc art meets coral reef conservation and divers can visit a statue of a young girl lying in a coral garden. Depths average 10 m/30 ft and the great visibility makes this a spectacular spot where divers meet lobster, groupers, rays, sergeant majors and a host of other marine life.
Punta Nizuc – This site is famous for its snorkeling and diving, thanks to an offshore reef that is rife with abundant marine life. Located at the eastern end of Cancun's hotel zone, the reefs contain colorful coral formations and you can hang out with a diverse array of marine life, including barracuda, rays and sharks. Punta Cancun – This is a popular spot with divers and provides access to several dive sites and some healthy coral reefs.
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