We'll be adding links to island attractions, hotels and such.

Important Phone Numbers

Police Station ...84-19-13
Fire Department ...84-12-02
Red Cross ...84-16-16
American Hospital ...84-61-33
Total Assist Hospital ...84-80-17
Immigration ...84-14-04
State Tourism Office ...84-80-73
Post Office ...84-14-18

Dive Emergency Services

Divers Alert Network (DAN) http://www.diversalertnetwork.org/

Recompression Chamber - Cozumel BUCEO MEDICO MEXICANO (BMM)
http://www.sssnetwork.com/mexico/cozumel.htm

Recompression Chamber - BMM - Playa del Carmen
http://www.sssnetwork.com/mexico/playa.htm

Recompression Chamber - BMM - Cancun
http://www.sssnetwork.com/mexico/cancun.htm

Hotel Information

"Villa Dzul-Ha" private home on the beach between the Presidente and Chankanaab

Map of Beachfront Hotels (Caleta Harbor is that little indentation just above the red dot for the Presidente Intercontinental)

Community Assistance

You don't have to stay in Cozumel for very long to recognize that tourism is a major industry here. From unrest in the Middle East, spiking gas prices, to Hurricanes Emily and Wilma in 2005, if World Affairs cause tourists to stay home, the local economy feels the change immediately. When you can't come visite, here are some other ways to help support this beautiful island.

Red Cross of Cozumel accepts donations of money, medicines, medical supplies, and medical journals. All donations are 100% tax deductible.

Share Your Heart On your next dive trip bring usable clothing, school supplies and essentials which are collected and delivered to the needy. Contributions can also be made through a California address.

Cozumel SPCA offers spay/neuter programs and will help you take a new pet home with you.