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Do not attempt to traverse 10 AM to around 5:30 PM. Plenty of safe Carmen it in a rental car, Jeep, or moped. Ferry Carretera Transversal parking. VISA and MC GLADLY ACCEPTED 14 kilometers from downtown to the eastern beaches Pier SHOW US THIS MAP, AND GET A On the south side of Caleta Marina Puerta Langosta FREE TEQUILA Sr. Iguanas Restaurant & Bar KM 49 A Hotel pick-up available Pier M after your meal Av. P. J Av.. P. Coldwell E Av. 6 de Octubre WARNING: The old, ocean-side roadway is A on this map on this map Car MAP SYMBOLS reserved for joggers and bicycles. No cars or Ferry motos allowed or you will be ned. RESTAURANT RESTROOMS Pier WARNING: Cars, trucks, motos and buses K BEACH SNORKELING are only allowed on the new inland roadway. SSI Punta Morena KM 46 . Pier GAS STATION Puerta Maya Pier C Discover Mexico Park Fonatur Marina WARNING! Coconuts Restaurant & Bar KM 44.5 B Caleta Marina The old ocean-side roadway is ONE WAY SOUTHBOUND E for all cars and trucks, and ONE WAY NORTHBOUND for bicycles and motos, from Hotel Presidente in the north Chen Rio KM 43.5 . to Punta Sur in the south (KM 29). N PalMar Beach Club SAFETY ON THE ROAD & Patas y Alas The road along the eastern side of the island is heavily patrolled by police, park rangers, & the government’s free roadside assistance Playa San Martin Buttery Sanctuary patrol, “The Green Angels.” Do not hesitate to ag down one of An Island Living Experience these public servants for assistance. They are here to help and Chankanaab Park Y they will be happy to do so. To call a Green Angel dial 078. For Enjoy the serenity of our bright Caribbean décor other emergencies dial 911 with our newly remodeled studio and one bedroom Tormentos Yucab Tunich TRAFFIC LAWS Reefs Reef Reef SkyReef Beach Club villas. Relax in our spa/swimming pool and tropical J The speed limit on the coastal C-1 road is 40-70 KMH, or 24-44 MHP. gardens. Walking distance to restaurants, shops and No more than two people may ride on a two-wheeled vehicle at one time. downtown San Miguel. Right turns on red after stopping are allowed. Punta Chiqueros KM 38 . M TRAFFIC VIOLATIONS If you are stopped for a moving violation, the police ocer is not authorized to settle the ne on the spot. He will conscate Playa Bonita your drivers’ license, take it to the police station, and request that D you go to the station to resolve the infraction and retrieve your license. Cordona www.cozumelinsider.com/islamar Reef At the station, you can plead your case or pay the ne. #8 on the other sideon ofthis this map map F Paradise Beach Rancho . B on this map San Francisco Buenavista Reef Playa Mia H WARNING: The old, ocean-side roadway is reserved for joggers, and bicycles. Motos, cars, trucks, and buses are only allowed on the new inland roadway. Santa Rosa Cedral Reef . KM 18 KM 34 Paso de Cedral Reef Playa Box WARNING! The old ocean-side roadway is ONE WAY SOUTHBOUND for all cars and trucks, and ONE WAY NORTHBOUND for bicycles and motos, from Hotel Presidente in the north to Punta Sur in the south (KM 29). Palancar Reef Restrooms . Park Entrance PUNTA SUR ECO-PARK Cielo Laguna Colombia Laguna Colombia Shallows Chunchacab .El Caracol Private, Famly-style Todos los derechos reservados por Ric Hajovsky, 2020. Mayan Ruin Prohibida la reproducción total o parcial del contenido Chunchacab . Beach Club - Restaurant Bar sin autorización por escrito de los editores. Los editores Punta Reef asume que el material aquí presentado es original y no infringe Sur Punta Celarain For only $20usd, you get: los derechos reservados por ley.
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