A couple new restaurants?

[cvchief]

Yeah, Kindle has the eBook edition of the 2017 manual, but there was some kind of glitch between them and their parent company Amazon. They sent me an email saying it was live and for sale, but obviously it wasn't, as you saw. I'm working on it and will try to get them to fix the problem ASAP!

Cool! I have a hard copy, but I want to buy one to download to my phone!

 

[El Graduado]

The problem has been corrected. The Kindle edition of the 2017 Cozumel Survival Manual is now available on Amazon. It is shown as an option under the listing for the paperback version.

 

[cvchief]

The problem has been corrected. The Kindle edition of the 2017 Cozumel Survival Manual is now available on Amazon. It is shown as an option under the listing for the paperback version.

EG, I tried clicking on paperback and all version and I still don't see Kindle?

 

[El Graduado]

ARGHHHH...!!! Now, Amazon put the link to the new to the 2017 Kindle underneath the 2016 paperback link. DRATS!!! I will contact them again and have them link it to the correct 2017 paperback version.

In the meantime, here is the link to the 2017 Kindle version:

https://www.amazon.com/Cozumel-Survival-Manual-Ric-hajovsky-ebook/dp/B007RPRKXQ/ref=sr_1_3_twi_kin_2?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1483922276&sr=1-3&keywords=ric+hajovsky

 

[mediumone]

ARGHHHH...!!! Now, Amazon put the link to the new to the 2017 Kindle underneath the 2016 paperback link. DRATS!!! I will contact them again and have them link it to the correct 2017 paperback version.

In the meantime, here is the link to the 2017 Kindle version:

https://www.amazon.com/Cozumel-Survival-Manual-Ric-hajovsky-ebook/dp/B007RPRKXQ/ref=sr_1_3_twi_kin_2?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1483922276&sr=1-3&keywords=ric+hajovsky

This link as well as the original from the thread and post of Nov 28 directs to the 2012 publication.

I searched Amazon for Cozumel Survival before purchasing yesterday and found the 2017 publication.

Here's the link to the page that I found and used:

https://www.amazon.com/Cozumel-Surv...925443&sr=1-2&keywords=Cozumel+Survival+Guide

Edit: I see now that that directs to the paperback version only, which is what I was interested in.

 

[El Graduado]

The link I posted to the 2017 Kindle edition (https://www.amazon.com/Cozumel-Surv...8&qid=1483926759&sr=1-3&keywords=ric+hajovsky) is a good link. If you click it, then click on the cover and "look inside" it shows the 2017 calendar. I am still working with Amazon to put this link where it belongs, next to the 2017 paperback edition and NOT the 2016 paperback edition. They really don't make it very easy for authors!

 

[mikeycanuk]

If all you eat on Cozumel is "Mexican food", you are missing quite a lot. I eat very little of what I consider to be of that ilk when I am there.

Any tips?

 

[El Graduado]

Anything on the list I posted earlier.

Try the pollo en relleno negro at Casa Mission for lunch. It is the favorite dish of the owner's daughter, Fabiola, so they do it very well. The chiliquiles negro at Corazon Contento for breakfast will last you until lunchtime. Tuchitos at La Tortugas. Tacos de chicharon at the lunch truck parked next to the entrance to Park Royal Shopping Village's parking lot. Print out the list and show it to a taxi driver, he'll probably have some suggestions.

 

[ggunn]

Any tips?

Well, for starters...

The fish in mustard sauce at La Choza
The coconut lionfish at LaPerlita
The Zachariah platter at El Moro
The cilantro cream soup at Pancho's Backyard
The coconut shrimp at 'Ohana
Anything on the menu at Kinta or Kondesa

 

[H2ODoc]

Well, for starters...

The fish in mustard sauce at La Choza
The coconut lionfish at LaPerlita
The Zachariah platter at El Moro
The cilantro cream soup at Panch's Backyard
The coconut shrimp at 'Ohana
Anything on the menu at Kinta or Kondesa

My wife and I shared this on Friday. I got the meat sweats. And I loved every minute of them.