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THE TRUE HISTORY OF COZUMEL The true history of Cozumel is very hard to find. There have been hundreds (if not thousands) of guide books, magazine articles, and newspaper stories written about the island’s past, but unfortunately, almost all of these stories are poorly researched accounts, plagiarized from some other poorly researched account. The mere fact that you find the exact phrasing over and over in most of these hack articles is a big clue to their accuracy.
The following history articles have been meticulously researched and present the true history stories of the island, even if they are often at odds with the more frequently published fairy-tales. Click on one of the following titles to read it in its entirety.
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by Ric Hajovsky:
Info you will not get from a
tour guide! Be sure and read this
before you see Tulum.
Beneath the park of Xcaret lies an
astounding amount of history.
Read this before you go to
understand where to look for it.
Thinking of Moving to Mexico?
Read this first!
Save hundreds of dollars on your
trip to Spain and have the best
trip of your life!
Non-fiction account Ric's
experience with the Kuna Indians
of the San Blas Islands of Panama.
More of Ric's adventures along the
coast of Veraguas, Panama on the
trail of Christopher Columbus.
The third installment of Ric's
adventures, this time with the
Ndjuka Maroons of Suriname.
Ever wonder how horseshoes came
to be? Read this and you will
know!
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for more info:
Whether you are looking to move to
Cozumel permanently, or just part
time, this is what you need to read!
Visiting the ruins? Get this guide before you go!
Answers about 2012 and
the Mayan calendar.
A big 3 feet square! A REAL city
map, with all businesses listed!
A map of all the reefs, snorkel
sites, beach clubs, beach bars,
beach restaurants, and more
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