Experiences

What to do in Isla Mujeres?

It is a charming place for a Caribbean vacation. This site has a calm atmosphere and is an exceptional option for snorkeling and diving in the nearby coral reefs, which are home to numerous species.

Getting to the island is very simple. You can take an excursion to Isla Mujeres, there are dozens of options available that can take you to see this dream place. Most of these tours make a stop downtown for shopping, as well as enjoying a meal at a beach club.

Reefs off the island

The coral reefs around Isla Mujeres are perfect for snorkeling and diving. There are many tours to explore the neighboring reefs and observe hundreds of marine species and fish in their natural habitat; with a little luck you can see sea turtles. Snorkeling in Isla Mujeres is one of the best activities to do in the Mexican Caribbean.

If you have a PADI certificate or even if it is your first dive, you will find various excursions to explore the Manchones reef or the Sleeping Shark Cave, which is home to many species, including the cat shark. Another very popular place to dive is the sunken ship where it is possible to explore some areas around it.

Beaches in Isla Mujeres

Just a short walk from the main pier are some of the most beautiful Isla Mujeres beaches, such as Playa Norte. Rent a chair and enjoy a drink while listening to the sound of the waves and looking out to sea. It is an excellent place to swim because it has shallow and calm waters, in addition to being the ideal place to sunbathe.

Punta Sur is located at the end of the island and this place is famous for the pre-Hispanic vestiges that were found and which were a tribute to the pre-Hispanic goddess Ixchel. Due to the vessels and figurines of women found here, the island received its name. In addition, you can take excellent photographs and enjoy the view, especially at sunset.

Ferry to Isla Mujeres

Visit Isla Mujeres from Cancun, a piece of paradise that you will always treasure.

You can stay a few nights or take a full-day tour, and like other travelers from around the world, you will inevitably fall in love with this small island in the Mexican Caribbean.