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Life in this former
fishing village is more laid-back and tranquil than Cancun, but that doesn't mean there isn't plenty to do, it just means you can
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Isla Mujeres offers many water activities for all ages. Beautiful white sand beaches where you can rent water toys, kayaks and snorkeling gear. Diving and snorkeling in the crystal clear turquoise waters, sailing, fishing and even swimming with Dolphins and Sharks. Isla has something for everyone. Explore the natural wonders of the Mexican Caribbean. Be sure to visit Isla Dive Guide
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A visit to Isla in not complete without renting a bike, moped or golf cart and exploring the entire island. You can visit the Turtle Farm and see the majestic sea turtles, stroll through Hacienda Mundaca, have a relaxing massage and of course, shop! |
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Farm Mayan Temple and Lighthouse Hacienda Mundaca |
Casa de la Cultura
Workshops, Classes and Retreats |
Massage Shopping Bicycles, Mopeds and Golf Carts for Rent |
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Isla Contoy, a small uninhabited island 15 miles north of Isla Mujeres, is a bird sanctuary for more then 70 species, including some large nesting colonies and wild frigates. Declared a National wildlife reserve in 1961, there is a small museum and a lookout tower for a spectacular panoramic view. A limited number of visitors allowed each day so it is best to make reservations in advance. Visit the National Park's web site at www.islacontoy.org and click on the links below for information about tours to Isla Contoy.
Tours and Day Trips From Isla Mujeres you can easily reach many exciting destinations along the Mayan Riviera such as Tulum and Xcaret. There are also tours available to the island of Cozumel, the Mayan ruins of Chichén-Itzá and the great city of Mérida. Island Air Tours Fly the Mayan World!
Charters are available with Aerobanana to Chichén-Itzá, Tulum,
Holbox, Playa del Carmen, Cozumel, Cancun and Isla Mujeres with
Captain Ricalde. For more information and reservations call them at: Isla Holbox A tiny island, devoted exclusively to
fishing, Isla Holbox is north of Isla Mujeres in the Gulf of Mexico. This sleepy island is
truly the place to go to get away from it all. The are several good hotels and restaurants
for visitors. Festival week (San Thelmo) April 6th - 14th is a fun time to visit. What to
do? Stroll the sandy street, comb the beaches for sea shells and relax in a hammock. |
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