Isla Mujeres Essentials

This selection explores the diverse landscape of Isla Mujeres, from its northern tip to the southern cliffs. Playa Norte offers shallow turquoise waters and white sand, while the southern end features the Garrafon Natural Reef Park for snorkeling and the ancient Mayan Temple of Ixchel, dedicated to the goddess of the moon. The island’s heritage is preserved at the El Meco archaeological site and the Tortugranja turtle sanctuary, which focuses on local marine conservation. Playa Tiburón provides a quiet beach setting with traditional seafood dining options.

Garrafon Natural Reef Park

The nature reserve preserves a part of cliffs and adjacent reefs. Enjoyable from the land as well as by snorkeling.

North Beach

Lined with resorts yet still welcoming. Fine white sand and turquoise water make warranty for a great day out.

El Meco

Explore what is left from the once important port city. Off the beaten path - a pleasant experience with special atmosphere.

Turtle Farm

Take your kids to this government-run sanctuary and conservation centre that actually helps the animals, doesn't exploit them.

Temple of Ixchel

Ancient Mayan ruins dedicated to the goddess of the moon and fertility, situated on the steep cliffs of Punta Sur, the island's southernmost point.

Playa Tiburón

A quiet beach area on the western side of the island featuring calm waters and local seafood palapas.