Enjoy the great variety of Isla Mujeres attractions such as diving, snorkeling, swimming and taking delight in the charming Isla Mujeres sightseeing that includes gorgeous white sand beaches at a very relaxed and traquil ambience. You will find great snorkeling and diving at El Garrafon National Park on the southern end of the island, or you can work on that perfect tan at beautiful North Beach.

There are numerous restaurants and bars here that will deliver a drink to your towel or beach chair with a simple waive of your hand. It's a popular spot to see and be seen.

Garrafon Marine Park

Enjoy the Caribbean from the cliff to the reef. El Garrafon Park is named for an incredible reef formation that is its major, but not only attraction. El Garrafon is a piece of living sculpture, part of the longest reef in the hemisphere and an example of an ecosystem that supports more endangered species than any other on the planet. Swimming and snorkeling is child's play as the current is extremely gentle. Basic entrance fees include, use of the park and transportation to Punta Sur El Garrafon. If you purchase the all-inclusive you also receive all your food and beverages within the park, snorkel equipment and use of towels. This is an ideal space for taking a stroll and enjoy the best of Isla Mujeres sightseeing.

Contoy Island

Contoy Island is an uninhabited island which is a bird sanctuary for large nesting colonies and wild frigates. A wonderful way to enjoy natures beauty. Located about 45 minutes north of Isla Mujeres, Isla Contoy also has a lookout tower with a spectacular panoramic view. Full day excursions are available daily. A limited number of visitors are allowed and therefore reservations are a must. The day trip usually includes Continental breakfast, snorkeling along the way and lunch on the beaches of Contoy.

Mundaca Pirate's Fortress

This fortress was built by a retired pirate whose name was Mundaca Marecheaga. The fortress covered nearly forty percent of the Island at one time. During its time (in the early 19th century) the place was surrounded by wonderful gardens. This pirate proceeded to set up a blissful paradise in a pretty, shady spot while making money from selling slaves to Cuba and Belize.

Turtle Farm

This is one of the most interesting Isla Mujeres attractions, it is an ancient nesting ground for the giant sea turtles. Every May through September they leave their eggs in the soft sand until they hatch. The giant sea turtle is federally protected as for many years they were killed for their meat and shells. At the turtle farm they are protected and newly hatched turtles are placed in tanks and then released to the sea by children from the local schools.

Dolphin Discovery

Swim with the dolphins. The experience of a lifetime! This incredible educational experience is safe and fun and is available to anyone who can swim. Small children should be accompanied by parent. Each session has a maximum of 6 swimmers per dolphin. Reservations are required.