Contents

We look to revive the secluded exclusivity of the

Cozumel of the ‘60’s, enjoying all the ancient

natural sites and sights with modern day comfort

and services.

In these pages you will find a taste of what

Cozumel has to offer, and a unique investment

oportunity at hand...

Cozumel is a land of contrasts.Old time traditions live harmoniously with bustling modern life.

From ancient festivities to modern day Carnaval, from the old time fish-

erman to the trendy traveler, from the cruiseship crowds to the exclusive

calmness of the northshore this mayan island has something for everyone.

W E W E L C O M E Y O U T O I S L A M A Y A

Contents

Mexico Tourism Outlook

Services

The Yucatan Peninsula Merida

Izamal

Quintana Roo Activities

Marinas

Golf

Map

Cozumel History

Fiestas

Activities

Sites

Golf

Map

Is la Maya Land Site

Aerial View

Land Features

Facilities at Hand

Stat ist ics Demography

Health

Comunity Services

Hotels

Airport

Cruise Ship Industry

Ferry Statistics

Gonzalez-Angulo Group Background

Banking References

In 2005, Mexico was the main destination for cruiseships with 6.1 million

passengers (59% of the world´s total).

During 2006 there were 1140 millions of international travelers.

For 2010 there will be over 1,000 million travelers worldwide.

Mexico is expected to reach 7th place in the tourism trade

(21.9 million visits) during 2010.

Mexico TourismOutlook

• Lodging10,800 Hotels and Resorts

453,000 Hotel Rooms

•T ime-share Deve lopments303 (6% Worldwide Total)

•Restaurant I ndustry16,000 Registered Restaurants, of International standards

•Car Renta l Agenc ies785 Agencies Countrywide

•Trave l Agenc ies4,215 Registered In Mexico

•Recreat iona l Mar inas42 In Mexico

•Spas 82 Major Spas

•Go l f Courses : 190 Total

61 Private

51 Public

78 Semi-private

•Museums & Art Ga l le r ies : 887

•Tour Gu ides 2,500 Certified Bilingual Guides

•Archeo log ica l S i tes

153 Open to the General Public

•Commerc ia l A i rports84 Total

55 International

28 Domestic

Mexico TourismServices

The Yucatan Peninsula

Yucatan is host to one of the New Seven Wonders of the World: Chichen Itza

Magical land where the past becomes the present

every day, ancient land of eternal stories and wonders.

Yucatan is diverse, it carries its history in its streets,

its houses, its museums, its reunion centers.

It is full of archaeological sites, like the great

pyramid of Kukulkán, in Chichen Itza; declared

as a Human Heritage Site by the UNESCO, where

you will be transported to ancient times to dis-

cover the secrets hiding among its monuments.

MeridaThe White City

MeridaThe White City

City of Poets and whisperers of eternal love;

excellent in the generous hospitality of its people,

with its colonial neighborhoods, tree-lined

stately avenues, world class services, varied

cuisine, night life and modern facilities which

guarantee not only bussiness succes but an

indelible memory of the best possible experience.

The Mayan World envelops this colonial city,

converting it into the mandatory departure point

from which to explore all its riches and secrets.

Founded on the ruins of the mayan city of T’ho,

which means, “face to infinity”, Merida is known

as the “White City” because of her glistening

colonial buildings, which unite history, art,

tradition and culture like few cities in the world.

I zama lMagica l Mex ican Town

Gilded city of sunflower yellow, cradle of the genius prophet Zamna who gave his name and blessing to the people of the Mayab.

Izamal lives to the beat of three centuries

Its pyramids reaching skywards from the backyards of the houses, witness the gran-deur of the Maya.Its Convent and Fort with their shadows and mysteries, its charm derived from the silence of these majestic walls which hold the indeleble mark of the Spaniards.

Its streets, buildings, small plazas, houses and churches, all in a visual rhythm, har-monius in a single color: Yellow. Together they define the present day reality of this Magical Town, where time has stood still, spellbound by the splendor of its history and the pride of its people.

In 1992, Pope John Paul II visted Izamal and offered a mass to remember at the huge atrium in front of the Temple of the Immaculate Conception and St Antonhy of Padua’s ex-Convent.

Quintana RooAct iv i t ies

Quintana RooAct iv i t ies

Act iv i t iesLocated on the eastern side of the Yucatan peninsula, the turquoise blue

waters of the Caribbean Sea bathe the white powdery beaches of this

beautiful land. Quintano Roo is home to many tourist developments

and hotels, that keep a perfect balance with the exhuberant ecological

reserves and ancient mayan archeological vestiges.

Quintana Roo is the perfect destination for cave

exploring and diving. The Cenotes (sinkholes) were

the mayans main water supply, and also were

considered sacred and special ceremonies

were held to enter this magical world. Today they

offer the perfect entrance to a unique world for the

modern diver to explore and enjoy.

Tulum Protected by its ancient wall and by a steep cliff, Tulum is the most famous and important mayan

site on the Caribbean.

I s l a Mujeres The archeological sites and natural parks with their stunning reef are a sight to behold.

Xe l-Ha Mexico’s Natural Wonder and the largest Natural Aquarium in the world.

Xcaret Is a magical paradise where culture, ecology and Mexican wildlife meet.

S ian ka ’an B iosphere Reserve Largest protected area in the Mexican Caribbean. In 1987 the

reserve was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Baca la r “SEVEN COLORS LAGOON“ a pintoresque community in which nature lovers, adventure, history

and culture find a perfect balance.

Cenotes

Quintana RooMar inas

L a A m a d a M a r i n a

Located at Playa Mujeres near Cancún176 slips up to 120 feet

Depth: 10 to 13 feet

P u e r t o A v e n t u r a s M a r i n a

Location: Puerto Aventuras, MexicoSlips: Up to 100 feetDepth: 5 to 10 feet

I s l a M u j e r e s M a r i n a

Location: Isla Mujeres MexicoSlips: 64 up to 80 feet 10 up to 175 feet

Draft: up to 10 feet

E l C i d M a r i n a

Location: Puerto Morelos MexicoSlips: 100 Up To 100 Feet

Depth: 9 Feet

Marina Hardware Shop Launch Ramps30, 50 & 100 Amp Power, Cable Tv24-hour SecurityFuel Dock Pump Out Station24-hour Taxi Service

Serv ices

Electricity 120-220 V 30-50 Amps.Softened WaterCable TVGarbage Collection24h. SecurityFuel DockBoat Ramp

Serv ices

BaitTravel Lift 100 Ton And Dry MarinaWi Fi InternetSecurity 24 HoursMigration DispatchDiesel FuelPump Out Airing And Tank FlushingShip Store110 - 240 - 380 V Power

Serv ices

24-Hour SecurityCable TV, Phone service, WI-FI115/220V- 50 Amp/100 Amp power Fuel DockOfficial Hurricane Protected Harbor.150 Ton Travel Lift

Serv ices

F o n a t u r M a r i n a

(under construction)Location: Cozumel Mexico

Slips: 133 up to 70 feet?Depth: Unknown Services: Unknown

Quintana RooGolf

Launch Ramp50 & 100 amp Shore power24-hour securityFuel DockTravel Lift

M a r i n a B a n c o P l a y a

Location: Cozumel, MexicoSlips: 115 up to 70 feet

Depth: 10 feet

Serv ices

Quintana RooGolf

Cozumel Country C lub18-Hole Par 72 Course 6,734 Yards

E l Cama león Mayakoba18-Hole Par 72 Course, 7,039 Yards

E l Mang la r R iv ie ra Maya18-Hole Par 54 Course 2,923 Yards

I berostar P laya Para íso Go l f C lub18-Hole Par 72 Course 6,800 Yards

Moon Spa & Go l f C lub27-Hole Par 72 Course 10,697 Yards

P layacar Spa & Go l f C lub18-Hole Par 72 Course 7,144 Yards

Bahía Pr ínc ipe Go l f Resort27-Hole Course, 9-Hole Par 3 Course (Under Construction)

Puerto Aventuras Go l f Course9-Hole Par 36 Course 3,255 Yards

Cancun Go l f C lub At Pok Ta Pok 18-Hole, Par 72 Course 6,750 Yards,

P laya Mujeres Go l f C lub18-Hole Par 72 Course, 7,218 Yards

R iv ie ra Cancún18-Hole Par 72 Course, 7,060 Yards

Cancun Country C lub2 18-Hole Courses (Under Construction)

Hi l ton Cancun Go l f & Spa Resort18-Hole Par 72 Course, 6,734 Yards

Quintana RooMap

CozumelHistory

The name of Cozumel comes from the mayan

words Cuzam (swallow) and Lumil (land of),

forming the word Cuzamil (Land of the Swallows).

The first mayan inhabitants settled in Cozumel

about 2,000 years ago. Around 300-900 B.C

Cozumel became one of the most important

sanctuaries in the Yucatan Region.

Religious pilgrimages to the island were commonplace, specially among pregnant women or those trying to

get pregnant, honoring the goddess Ix Chel; deity of moon, fertility and birth.

Spanish explorer Juan de Grijalva landed on the island on May 3rd, 1518; Day of the Holy Cross and called

this land the “Island of the Holy Cross”. Juan de Grijalva ordered chaplain Juan Díaz to celebrate mass.

On May 6th the first catholic mass in México was held, that location was called by the spaniards “San Juan”

(currently known as Las Casitas), to this day the locals celebrate a yearly mass to remember this important event.

Cozumel is the first island in the world to receive the “Island of Peace” designation by the UN. This honor

is given to violence-free communities, where visitors and locals alike can enjoy the calm lifestyle, among

a culture of respect, and pacific and harmonious living, without race, religious or political discrimination.

CozumelF iestas

With a Mexican heart and a Caribbean soul, Cozumel is a

paradise where tradition, flavor and joy come together.

Carnava l Each year, since 1908, Cozumel celebrates

Carnaval, the island’s time-honored pre-Lenten festival.

Cozumel displays the most popular and authentic

Mardi-Grass celebration, providing a more traditional

and family-oriented event.

E l Cedra l A more than 150 year old tradition, the

fair at El Cedral is held every year during the first week of

May to commemorate the Day of the Holy Cross. Both

residents and visitors enjoy the many food stands, games,

dancing and shopping throughout this week-long festi-

val. Particularly of note are the “Head of the Boar” and

“The Ribbons” traditional dances. The event also features

cattle exhibitions, horse races, rides and bullfights.

Sport F ish ing TournamentThe tournament brings together competitors from

Mexico and around the world to fish for Blue Marlin,

White Marlin, Wahoo, Dorado, Tuna, Barracuda and

other game fish. More than a 100 boats participate in

the event each year. Open to the general public, all are

invited to take part in the tournament, and enjoy the

unique atmosphere.

CozumelF iestas

CozumelF iestas

Independence Day A nationwide festival celebrating Mexican Independence Day. On September 15 local residents

and visitors congregate around the City Hall to participate in the traditional “grito”, or cry for independence.

San M igue l Arcange l Ce lebrat ion One of Cozumel’s most important religious festivals honoring San

Miguel Arcángel, Patron Saint of the island. The celebration begins on September 21, featuring colorful processions. ” On the last

day, fishermen carry an image of San Miguel Arcángel in procession by sea, and surrounded by fishing boats, they throw flowers

into the ocean as they sail along.

Al l Sa ints Day For this Day, special altars are made with flowers, candles and food and are displayed in public places.

All Saints Day is known as the day when the spirits of children are expected to return, family members prepare for their arrival by

leaving sugar skeletons, and treats on altars.

Virgen de Guada lupe Day December 1 to December 12 Our Lady of Guadalupe is one of the most popular

celebrations in Mexico and Cozumel. Cozumeleños are very devoted to the Virgin of Guadalupe and every year an island-wide

celebration takes place, The celebration kicks off on the first day of December with a pilgrimage lead through the island, to the

Parish of Our Lady of Guadalupe. On December 12 several masses are held in the Parish and celebrations with regional foods,

dance and music continue until the performances of the apparitions of the Virgin of Guadalupe on the Tepeyac cliff are held.

I ronman Cozumel Cozumel is proud to

host this prestigious international sporting event

for the next five years. Around 2,000 athletes from

37 different countries, fight to reach their goal of

becoming Iron Men and Women, by swimming 3.8

kilometers, cycling 180 kilometers and running

the final 41.92 kilometers to the finish line.

CozumelAct iv i t ies

Cozumel island is 54 km in length from north to south and

14 km wide (east-west); it is surrounded by white sandy

beaches. Calm, crystal clear waters bathe its western

shore, while large waves pummel the eastern side.

Jacques Cousteau exposed to the world the riches that Cozumel’s reefs hold. Placing the island in the

diving enthusiasts radar. Cozumel is a protected National Park, because of its reef system, which is part of

the Mesoamerica Reef System. The MRS is about 1000 km long, with beautifully colored corals and teem-

ing sea life, being the world’s second largest reef but the world’s first and main diving destination for its

calm, warm water and safety, there are no menacing sharks or poisonous jelly fish!!!!

Cozumel has something for everyone, beyond the island’s waterside activities such as diving, snorkeling,

swimming and windsurfing, there are daily tours and excursions such as: Horseback Riding, Eco-Tours,

Swim with Dolphins, Arqueological sites, Stingray Beach Park, Discover Mexico Park, Parasailing,

Submarine, Fishing Charters, and much more.

Cozumel fishing is an unforgettable experience. The crystal-clear blue waters, the brilliant colors of the

reefs below, the palm-lined shores in the distance and the

fertile waters that are teeming with fish, make Cozumel a

sportfishing paradise.

CozumelS i tes

CozumelS i tes

San Gervas io At the biggest archaeological site

on the island you can be part of the Mayan culture and

its mysteries. San Gervasio was a strategic point for the

commercial and political development of its era and also a

sacred Mayan center.

Cedra l Is the oldest Maya structure and still bears a few

traces of paint and stucco applied by the original mayan

artist. These days, there is little archaeological evidence

of El Cedral’s past glory because the conquerors tore

down much of the temple.

Cast i l lo Rea l A Mayan site on the eastern coast, near

the northern tip of the island. The castillo (castle) comprises

a lookout tower, the base of a pyramid, and a temple with

two chambers capped by a false arch. The waters here harbor

several shipwrecks and it’s a fine spot for snorkeling because

there are few visitors to disturb the fish.

Chankaanab Park Just south of the town of San

Miguel, is located within Isla Cozumel’s Reefs National

Marine Park and features the only inland coral reef for-

mation in the world.

The Museum of the I s l and of Cozumel Located in downtown San Miguel, showcases the island’s

history and natural environment; its origins, wildlife migration patterns, reefs, archeology, galleons and pirates.

E l Caraco l Is a well-preserved ancient structure built between AD 1200 and 1400 used by the Mayans to signal the

approach of a hurricane. In essence El Caracol is a whistle propelled by winds funneled through a seashell to warn navi-

gators to take refuge from impending bad weather. The ruins are now part of the Parque Punta Sur Ecological Reserve.

Punta Sur Ecological Park and Natural Reserve is a breath-

taking environment of mangrove jungles, white sand beaches and

reef formations at the south tip of the island. The park extends over

more than 247 acres of land harboring a varied wildlife, including

crocodiles, which visitors can watch from a safe distance in a look-

out tower, 220 species of birds, iguanas, and giant turtles, which

come to shore between June and August to lay their eggs.

CozumelGolf

Cozumel Country C lub

The Nicklaus Design Group has successfully balanced the strict requirements of building a first-class golf course

within the delicate ecosystem of the surrounding mangroves, marshlands and tropical rainforest.

The golf course is home to blue crabs, iguanas, crocodiles, raccoons and a multitude of species of birds as well as

other wildlife, which call this habitat home.

Four sets of tees allow golfers of all skill levels to enjoy their round of golf as well as the peace and quiet of the

natural surroundings. Because of its strong commitment to an environmental program, in March 2006 Cozumel

Country Club became the first golf course in Mexico to earn the designation of Certified Audubon Cooperative

Sanctuary from Audubon International.

Narrow fairways surrounded by jungle provide a challenge to the more experienced player, but remain forgiving

enough to allow the begginer to relax and enjoy a day out on the course.

CozumelMap

I s l a MayaLand S i te

Located only 10 minutes away from the Cozumel International Airport, it’s right at the

end of the exclusive North Hotel Zone of the Island.

With beachfront tracks of around 517.68 feet of pristine beach with a surface area of

6.36 Acres, as well as several plots adjacent to the golf course (with approximately

16,584 feet of fairways front), this land is perfect for the development of a high-end

island community: Residential, Hotels, Shopping and a World-Class Marina.

This is the only site in Cozumel with proper zoning for an integral development

featuring Golf, Marina and Beach front.

Surrounding the astonishing Cozumel Country Club golf course we find an

impressive piece of prime land, ideal for real state and hotel development.

I s l a MayaAer ia l V iew

I s l a MayaAer ia l V iew

NotePreliminary studies have been made to link the beachfront estates to those of the

golf course by means of tunnels and/or overhead passes, in order to integrate all

available facilities and services.

I s l a MayaLand Features

I s l a MayaFac i l i t ies at Hand

NOTE:

1 ACRE = 0.4040 Hectares

1 FOOT = 0.3048 Lineal Meters

I s l a MayaFac i l i t ies at Hand

Ava i l ab le Mun ic ipa l Serv ices

Potable water

Sanitary sewage

Fully functional grey-water treatment plant for golf course

and future landscape irrigation

Electricity

Telephone- fiber optics and cellular coverage

Cable TV

Garbage collection

Four-lane avenue for access

Permits

Land use and zoning feasibility

Environmental Impact

Marina feasibility (ACIS)

Quintana Roo´s population presently is 1´314,065 inhabitants, with a projected

demographic growth rate of 3.79% for 2005-2010. (Source:CONAPO 2009)

Cozumel´s population is 80,245 inhabitants, meaning 6.11% of the states total

population; with a projected growth rate of 2.32% for 2005-2010.

(Source:CONAPO 2009)

70% of Cozumel´s population is Catholic.

Cozumel´s main source of income is the tourist industry.

CozumelDemography

CozumelHea l th

Medica San M igue l

Med ica l Serv ices

Med ica l Spec ia l t ies

Costamed CMC

Medica l Serv ices

Med ica l Spec ia l t ies

Cruz Roja

Most active job is to serve as the

island’s designated first responder

to accidents and other emergen-

cies. All emergency transport and

treatment is provided without

charge.

Three ambulances operate 24/7

and serve both residents and visi-

tors.

In addition, Red Cross paramed-

ics are stationed alongside the

lifeguards at many beaches to

respond to emergencies there

Clinical Medicine: offer low-cost

medical consultations, physical

exams, lab work, and injections. A

pediatrician, dentist, and general

practitioner are available

Ambulance

Air ambulance

Automatic Back Up Generator

CT Scan

Doppler Ultrasound

Electrocardiogram

Endoscopy

24-hour emergency

Hyperbaric Chamber

Intensive Care

Labor and Delivery Room

Laboratory Testing

Mammography

Nasal Endoscopy

Surgery Room

X – Ray

Anesthesiology

Cardiology

Dentistry

ENT

Family Medicine

Gastroenterology

General Surgery

Hyperbaric Chamber

Internal Medicine

Neurosurgery

Ophthalmology

Obstetrics and Gynecology

Orthodontics

Pediatrics

Plastic surgery

Radiology

Trauma and Orthopedics

Touristic Medicine

ERGround & Air AmbulanceLabor & DeliveryLaboratoryDoppler UltrasoundUltrasound 4DCAT SCANMRIDigital X-RayVaccinesMedical CertificatesArthroscopyGastrointestinal endoscopyColonoscopyNasal EndoscopyCystoscopyColposcopyLaparoscopyEmergency & ElectiveSurgeryAmbulatory ProceduresOutpatient ConsultationBotox TreatmentAddiction Clinics

General MedicineGeneral SurgeryAnesthesiaRadiologyInternal MedicineGastroenterologyGyneco-obstetricsEar, Eyes, Nose and Throat (EENT)CardiologyUrologyOrthopedics & TraumatologyRehabilitation medicinePathologyPediatricsAllergologyNutriologyDentistry & OrthodoncyPlastic and Aesthetic SurgeryBariatric SurgeryFamily Medicine

Corpus Christ i

San Miguel Arcangel

Virgen De Guadalupe

Sagrado Corazon De Jesus

Universidad De Quintana Roo UQROO

UNID Colegio Cozumel (Cumbres)

Universidad Inst ituto Partenon

Educat ion

Kindergarden and Elementary

Centro Educativo Federico Froebel

Colegio Americano de Cozumel

Colegio Cozumel (CUMBRES)

Cristobal Colon

Instituto Gardner

Inst ituto Partenon

Mundo de los Niños

High Schoo l

Colegio Americano de Cozumel

Colegio Cozumel (CUMBRES)

Cristobal Colon

Instituto Gardner

Inst ituto Partenon

Univers i t ies

Churches

CozumelComun ity Serv ices

CozumelHote ls

Hote ls Rooms Stars

Aura 87 5*

Coral Princess 136 5*

Cozumel Palace 175 5*

El Cid La Ceiba 60 5*

El Cozumeleño 251 5*

Fiesta Americana 224 5*

Melia 212 5*

Occidental Grand 251 5*

Park Royal 347 5*

Playa Azul 50 5*

Presidente Intercontinental 220 5*

Casa Del Mar 106 4*

Casa Mexicana 88 4*

Cozumel & Resort 181 4*

Fontan 47 4*

Iberostar 300 4*

Holiday Vi l lage 261 4*

Wyndham Cozumel 402 4*

Vi l lablanca 40 3*

CozumelHote ls

Rooms

90.00%

67 .50%

45.00%

22 .50%

0%

2009 2008

Jan

CozumelAi rport

20042008200720062005

800

600

400

200

0

2009

569,788 449,562 721,637 634,796ROOMS

2004 20092008200720062005

759,837 701,157

Feb

DicNovOctSepAugJunMayAprMarJu l

2008

JAN

2009

FEB MAR APR MAY JUN JUL AUG SEP OCT NOV DEC

64,14% 79,54% 86.68% 66.24% 60.85% 66.84% 70.65% 52.49% 28.78% 32.15% 39.26% 52.50%

55.84% 73.25% 73.82% 61.04% 31.05% 47.05% 59.35% 47.46% 25.14% 31.44% 43.75% 53.15%

Year ly Room Occupancy 2004-2009

Month ly Hote l Occupancy 2008 Vs 2009

(X 1

00

0)

161,826

21YEAR

2004

2008

2007

2006

2005 199,075

156,328

163,125

78,224 115,928

81,734 145,012

173,239 155,884

152,494

43

95,379

113,523

28,892

96,036 80,524

115,075 93,067

114,612 81,734

TOTAL

584,171

486,471

370,712

434,888

525,469

Aeromexico

Air Canada

American Air l ines

Continental

Delta Air l ines

Frontier

Maya Air

Air l i nes

Northwest

Sun Country

Sunwing

United Air l ines

Us Airways

Usa 3000

West Jet

Passenger Traff ic

CozumelAi rport

2004

2008200720062005

200

150

100

50

0

1st Quarter 2nd Quarter 3th Quarter 4th Quarter

(X 1

00

0)

O r ig in Of V is i tors to Cozumel

Usa 68% Canada 7% Europe 10% Mexico 13% Others 2%

100%

CozumelCru ise Sh ip Industry

1124 989 1008 846

2519.18 2350.83 2488.19 2569.43 2221.73

SHIPS

PASSENGERS(X 1000)

2004 20092008200720062005

1304

2864.14

1052

I ndust ry Performance

Sh ips Passengers (x1000)

3000

2250

1500

750

02004

20082009

200720062005

1,429,169

OUTINYEAR

2004

2009

2008

2007

2006

2005 1,423,069

1,422,654

1,374,145

1,312,501 1,256,653

1,435,223 1,415,595

1,404,328 1,390,388

1,167,581 1,150,790

I nbound Outbound

1 ,500,000

1 , 125 ,000

750,000

375 ,000

02004

2008 2009200720062005

CozumelFer ry Passenger

Passenger Traff ic

OUTINYEAR

2004

2009

2008

2007

2006

2005

OUTIN

PASSENGERS CARGO (TONS)

85,660

84,819

100,027

101,140

113,535

126,131

84,903

91,469

103,499

96,016

108,356

114,986

554,193

634,279

723,889

659,436

653,497

548,927

220,486

274,920

397,071

298,130

309,594

272,900

Passengers I nCargo In

Passengers OutCargo Out

800,000

600,000

400,000

200,000

020042008 2009200720062005

CozumelCargo Fer ry

Passenger and Cargo Traff ic