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Our writers

Who writes this

Everything published about Cozumel on this site carries a name. Here is who those names belong to, what each of them covers, and how to read everything they have written.

  • Ana Lucía Ferrer

    Senior Editor

    Beat: Beach Clubs, Best Time to Visit, Cruise Excursions

    Ana Lucía has edited Mexican Caribbean travel coverage for eleven years and runs the practical pages on this site: taxi zone fares, park admissions, ferry schedules and what a cruise day can realistically hold. She checks a tariff board or a port notice before she checks anyone's marketing, and she writes the prices as bands because they move.

    4 guides · 3 news posts

    Everything by Ana

  • Diego Marín

    Dive & Water Editor

    Beat: Snorkeling, Best Time to Visit, Scuba Diving

    Diego worked as a divemaster on Cozumel boats before he wrote about them, and has the current on Santa Rosa mapped in his head by month. He covers diving, snorkelling, the marine park rules and the fishing fleet, and he will tell you plainly when a site is wrong for your certification or when the wind means nothing is sailing.

    3 guides · 4 news posts

    Everything by Diego

  • Sofía Ruelas

    Culture & Island Life Editor

    Beat: Things to Do, Attractions, East Side Beaches

    Sofía writes about the island that exists after the ships leave: San Gervasio and the Ixchel pilgrimage, Carnaval, the Día de Muertos altars, and the kitchens four blocks inland from the malecón. She reports in Spanish first, names the people and businesses she writes about, and treats the Maya sites as heritage rather than scenery.

    3 guides · 1 news post

    Everything by Sofía

These are our own staff bylines. We do not publish guest posts, we do not accept sponsored articles under a staff name, and no page here is signed by someone who did not write it. Portraits are deliberately absent: attaching a stock photograph of a real person to an editorial byline would misrepresent them, so you get initials instead.

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