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Personal Narrative: Cozumel, Mexico

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Cozumel , Mexico is an amazing place to visit. My personal experience was so fun! I swam with all kinds of sea life, went paddleboarding and had a great time. Some places I would like to visit when I go back are the Mayan Ruins, Xcaret Park, and Tulum Beach. My favorite part of Mexico was swimming with the dolphins whose skin is very soft and silky.
Once I arrive in Mexico I plan on staying at the Hilton Mexico City Reforma. When I get settled in I will go lounge by the pool and take plenty of pictures. The next morning I will do some exploring around the hotel and probably get lost once or twice. Then I will go sightseeing in Tulum, Mexico.Where I can go scuba diving and see all the exotic fish that you probably wouldn't find in Georgia.
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