Cozumel stands out from the majority of Mexico real estate since it is an island. For some buyers considering Cozumel real estate, this may raise the concern of transportation to and from the island. However, both international transportation and getting to and from the mainland are actually relatively easy processes.
During the week of June 28 – July 4, 2010, 37 flights were scheduled to land in Cozumel, from national and international destinations, carrying a total of over 5,500 passengers. For any Mexico real estate market whose prices are influenced by non-Mexican demand, airports and flights are one of the top factors of influence. This is great for the Cozumel real estate market. Direct flights arrive from and leave for many North American destinations on a daily basis, including Atlanta, Houston, Chicago, Dallas, Charlotte, Toronto and many more. The prices for direct flights are comparable to that of other beachfront destinations in Mexico, with a round trip to Dallas costing about $600. Flights with stop overs can be found for as low as $400.
Travel to and from the Mexico mainland is also made fairly easy. The ferry to Playa del Carmen takes only about 45 minutes and leaves every hour on most days. A one-way trip costs about $10. Along the way, you can enjoy cold beer, snacks and often live music. The ferry lands right next to Playa del Carmen's Fifth Avenue – the main tourist area – and to a taxi stand where you can get reasonable fares to many nearby locations.
Direct flights from local airlines to nearby locations, such as Cancun and the beautiful colonial city of Merida, can also be found for very reasonable prices.
While visiting all the beautiful areas on the Yucatan peninsula and other parts of the Mexico real estate region, it is certainly worthwhile, and will catch your interest, as you settle in Cozumel, you won't find that you're eager to get away anytime soon. The beautiful nature, Mayan pyramid sites, the coral reef – which can be visited scuba diving – the oceanfront activities, such as snorkeling, sailing and fishing, will be enough to keep you busy, not to mention just relaxing on the beach, or in your dream home.
Thomas Lloyd
(512)-879-6546 www.TOPmexicorealestate.com
"TOP Mexico Real Estate NETWORK; Mexico’s leading specialists for finding and purchasing Mexican properties safely !”
During the week of June 28 – July 4, 2010, 37 flights were scheduled to land in Cozumel, from national and international destinations, carrying a total of over 5,500 passengers. For any Mexico real estate market whose prices are influenced by non-Mexican demand, airports and flights are one of the top factors of influence. This is great for the Cozumel real estate market. Direct flights arrive from and leave for many North American destinations on a daily basis, including Atlanta, Houston, Chicago, Dallas, Charlotte, Toronto and many more. The prices for direct flights are comparable to that of other beachfront destinations in Mexico, with a round trip to Dallas costing about $600. Flights with stop overs can be found for as low as $400.
Travel to and from the Mexico mainland is also made fairly easy. The ferry to Playa del Carmen takes only about 45 minutes and leaves every hour on most days. A one-way trip costs about $10. Along the way, you can enjoy cold beer, snacks and often live music. The ferry lands right next to Playa del Carmen's Fifth Avenue – the main tourist area – and to a taxi stand where you can get reasonable fares to many nearby locations.
Direct flights from local airlines to nearby locations, such as Cancun and the beautiful colonial city of Merida, can also be found for very reasonable prices.
While visiting all the beautiful areas on the Yucatan peninsula and other parts of the Mexico real estate region, it is certainly worthwhile, and will catch your interest, as you settle in Cozumel, you won't find that you're eager to get away anytime soon. The beautiful nature, Mayan pyramid sites, the coral reef – which can be visited scuba diving – the oceanfront activities, such as snorkeling, sailing and fishing, will be enough to keep you busy, not to mention just relaxing on the beach, or in your dream home.
Thomas Lloyd
(512)-879-6546 www.TOPmexicorealestate.com
"TOP Mexico Real Estate NETWORK; Mexico’s leading specialists for finding and purchasing Mexican properties safely !”
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