Rental Office:
Himmelsbach Communications, 1600 Hwy. 17 South
North Myrtle Beach, SC 29582 USA
Phone: 843-272-8150 Email: info@rentalscozumel.com
There is lots to do on La Isla Cozumel. There are a wide variety of shopping experiences in the town of San Miguel, from upscale jewelry stores to funky flea markets. Even on the road that goes around the island you will find tiny shops offering blankets and souvenirs.
There is also dining, nightlife, and plenty more to keep you occupied. If you would like a little guidance to get the most out of your stay on Cozumel, try Cozumel Tours. Cozumel Tours is American owned and specializes in helping visitors enjoy a day on the island of Cozumel. They are VERY flexible and their goal is to provide you with a tour that is both informational and relaxing.
The following is a BRIEF listing of some of the shops in town. These are in no particular order.
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San Francisco This is an interior view of "San Francisco." This is a large store that is a combination of Wal-Mart and supermarket. A good place to stock up at the beginning of your stay. The store sells beer, wine, and liquor. They take credit cards! Located at the corner of Avenida 30 and Calle 2. You can walk from our houses (you need to be in the mood for a stroll), but take a taxi the first time because you'll be carrying a lot back. |
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Chedraui This is an exterior view of "Chedraui." This is also a large store that is a combination of Wal-Mart and supermarket. Bigger than the San Francisco store, and slightly better prices. It's a good place to stock up at the beginning of your stay. The store also sells beer, wine, and liquor. They take credit cards! Located at the south end of town near the waterfront. Take a taxi - it's too far to walk. |
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Mega This is an interior view of "Mega." This is another large store that is a combination of Wal-Mart and supermarket. Bigger than the San Francisco store, and simlar to Chedraui. It's a good place to stock up at the beginning of your stay. The store also sells beer, wine, and liquor. They take credit cards! Located at the south end of town near the waterfront, about a block and a half closer than Chedraui. It's walkable, but you may want to take a taxi back. |
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COVI Liquors This is one of the best places to buy your tequila, rum, kaluha, etc. This is where many of the locals shop. It is far away from the tourist shops in town so the prices are WAY lower. For example, the prices for my favorite tequilas are literally half what they cost at Cinco Soles on the waterfront in town. There's not much to the browsing here - you step up to the counter, tell the guy what you want, he hands it to you, and off you go. Located at the corner of Avenida 30 and Calle 2, on the other side of Calle 2 from San Francisco. |
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Cinco Soles Probably the best shop in town for "Mexican Stuff." Yes, it's probably a little more expensive, but it has some of everything that every other shop in town has, plus some things that the others don't, and all at top quality. And fully air-conditioned, which you'll come to appreciate. You reach "Pancho's Backyard" restaurant by going through Cinco Soles. Located on the waterfront at the corner of Calle 8. |
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Rentadora Isis The closest car and scooter rentals to our houses. Not a big operation, but friendly and reasonable. They have Volkswagen bugs, both hard-tops and convertibles. They have a few air-conditioned small cars. When you're finished with your vehicle, you can turn it in and walk back to the house in 5 minutes. Located on 5th Ave., between Calle 2 and Calle 4. |
