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| | Cozumel Travel Guide | Fodor's Online |
 | | Aside from the 3% of the island that has been developed, Cozumel is made up of expanses of sandy or rocky beaches, quiet little coves, palm groves, scrubby jungle, lagoons and swamps, and a few low hills (the maximum elevation is 45 ft). |
 | | A mainstay of Cozumel's mood is the isleños, descendents of the Maya who have inhabited the island for centuries. |
 | | The minute you step off the boat, you'll get a sense of how small Isla is. The sights and properties on the island are strung along the coasts; there's not much to the interior except the two saltwater marshes, Salina Chica and Salina Grande, where Maya inhabitants harvested salt centuries ago. |
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