Known for their architecture, beautiful location, well-known denominations, history and more, the area churches and cathedrals in Cozumel earn the respect of citizens as well as provide guests and locals a place to worship. While Cozumel is mainly of the Catholic faith, you can find a variety of locations to visit that will cater to your needs. Whether wanting to see these buildings for their religious value or to learn more about the architecture and history, you could use the information below.

Iglesia de San Miguel

This Catholic-based church dates back to 1518 when Juan de Grijalva, the first Spanish settler on the coast, brought the ivory statue of St. Michael the Archangel to the spot. Later found by farmers in the fields, the statue stands on the altar of Iglesia de San Miguel.

Frequented by natives as well as travelers, this church is open to visitors from 7 am to noon and 2 pm to 8 pm Monday through Saturday and Sunday worship is scheduled 7 am to 9 pm. Whether wanting to learn more about the building's humble beginnings or to schecule your Sunday worship, Iglesia de San Miguel is the perfect place for you to visit.