Cozumel live webcams
The cruise ships at the pier, the waterfront of San Miguel and a beach in the south hotel zone, live.
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Photos: San Miguel de Cozumel: DizzyDJC, CC BY 3.0.
Mexico's largest Caribbean island
Cozumel lies about 20 km (12 miles) off Playa del Carmen, across a channel of deep blue water. It is roughly 50 km (30 miles) long, flat and covered in low forest, and almost everything happens on its west coast: the town of San Miguel, the hotels and the cruise piers, which make it one of the busiest cruise ports in the world. The reefs of its southwest are a national park and draw divers from all over the world.
The live cams of Cozumel
The cam on this page is on the west coast, the side sheltered from the trade winds: it looks over the channel from the waterfront road north of town. South of San Miguel lie the International Pier, where the cruise ships dock, and the small beaches of the south hotel zone. It shows the weather and the sea at any time of day.
When to watch
The water is usually calmest in the morning, and the ships are in port from early morning to late afternoon. The sun sets over the channel, right in front of the cam. Cozumel is five hours behind UTC all year.
Getting to Cozumel
Passenger ferries cross from Playa del Carmen to the pier in San Miguel several times a day, in under an hour, and the island also has its own international airport. Cruise passengers land directly at the piers south of town.