ATTRACTIONS:
Arrecife Manchones: Lies eight km (five mi) south of the Isla Mujeres pier. By boat, it is very close to the island’s southern end. This spot has a coral bank that spans 12 km (7 mi) and it is 700 meters (2,320 feet) wide. Here you can dive while observing a wide array of marine flora and fauna.

Cruz Submarina: Located near the main pier of Isla Mujeres, 14 kilometers (8.6 miles) from Cancun, this place is a new option for those divers who do not want to contribute to the reef’s constant deterioration.

Cueva de los Tiburones Dormidos: This diving location, surrounded by coral formations, lies east of Isla Mujeres. Here guides will accompany you through waters inhabited by sharks.

El Farito: Lies north of Islote Tiburon, close to the Isla Mujeres pier. This is a good spot to scuba dive and snorkel in clear shallow waters. The coral formations are inhabited by a wide assortment of fish.

Garrafon National Park: Located on the island’s southern end, six km (four mi) from Isla Mujeres’ downtown area, on Av. Rueda Medina. At this park you can go on photo safaris and observe diverse populations of turtles and marine birds. This park has a majestic coral reef where you can go scuba diving and snorkeling while observing a wide variety of marine species that inhabit the waters. Open daily from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.

Isla Contoy: To arrive at this island, which lies north of Isla Mujeres, you’ll need to take a 30-km (19 mi) boat ride. This island is a natural sanctuary inhabited by hundreds of birds, including such species as cranes, frigate birds and pelicans, among others. It is an ideal location for photo safaris. Here you can go scuba diving while exploring the beautiful marine life that inhabits the coral reefs.

Playa Norte: Located on the island’s northern region, just one km (less than a mile) from Isla Mujeres’ downtown area. At this beach you can rent all the equipment you’ll need for windsurfing.

Playa Paraiso: Off the coast of this quiet beach you can catch species such as mahi mahi, sailfish, sierra, barracuda, marlin and tuna.

Tortugranja: Located on Calle Zac Bajo, near Playa Paraiso. At this place you can see various turtle species that inhabit the region, such as the giant sea turtle, which arrives at the coast to lay its eggs from May to September. The eggs are then kept in a pen to protect them from predators.

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