Isla Mujeres, nestled in the Caribbean Sea, was once a sacred site for the Mayan goddess Ixchel, known for her associations with fertility and the moon. Today, it’s a paradise for nature lovers and adventure seekers.From its Mayan temple ruins to its role as a haven for pirates, the island is full of stories and stunning landscapes.
Catch a ferry from Puerto Juárez or Punta Sam for a quick trip, or enhance your journey with a sailboat or catamaran tour. Enjoy breathtaking views of the Caribbean as you sail to this tropical gem.
Swim with dolphins, snorkel in crystal-clear reefs, and bask in the island’s warm, transparent waters. Isla Mujeres awaits with unforgettable experiences and natural beauty.
If you're staying in the North Zone, strolling around is easy and convenient. The island is small, so most attractions are within walking distance.
Hop on the island’s bus for $9 USD/day to visit top spots like Dolphin Discovery and Punta Sur. Buses run daily from 6 a.m. to 10 p.m. and are air-conditioned for comfort.
Renting a golf cart is a fun way to explore. Rates are around $15–$20 USD per hour. Renting for at least 2 hours is recommended for a more relaxed adventure.
Use taxis for quick trips or island tours. Expect to pay $20–$100 MXN depending on distance. Hourly tours cost about 150 MXN.
Rent a scooter for a cheaper, solo option. Available at similar places to golf carts. A motorcycle license is required.
A seafood haven with Caribbean flavors and stunning sunset views. Try the shrimp tacos and ceviche.
Mediterranean-inspired dishes, creative cocktails, and live entertainment in a chic beach club setting.
Luxurious beach experience with fine dining, private beach, and relaxing amenities.
Local dishes with a Mayan twist on Playa Norte. Enjoy the beach, hammocks, and murals.
Beach club with buffet and a la carte options. Relax on North Beach and explore local shops.
Artisan shrimp burgers and international dishes with vegan and gluten-free options.
Delicious fish tacos and local specialties.
Mexican and Caribbean dishes with live music. Vegan and gluten-free options available.
Located on Playa Norte, this 5-star resort offers shallow waters for kids, a spa, four restaurants, and more. Perfect for a relaxing beach getaway.
A lively hostel ideal for meeting travelers, featuring local activities and parties. Note: no swimming at this location, but great beaches are nearby.
Modern and popular, Hotel Beló boasts stylish rooms, a giant pool, two restaurants, and a rooftop beach club with stunning sunset views. Close to tourist spots.
Offers a mix of lodging and social activities with a chic, organic vibe. Enjoy Latin nights and Instagram-worthy spots.
An adults-only, all-inclusive resort perfect for special occasions. Enjoy private terraces, pools, and stunning views.
Explore the sea standing on a surfboard and paddling around. Rentals are available at beach clubs and hotels.
Swim among colorful fish and explore Mexico’s famous coral reefs. A must-do for marine life enthusiasts.
Enjoy turquoise waters with activities like kayaking, snorkeling, and zip-lining. Admission ranges from $89 to $190 USD.
Discover the history of pirate Fermín Mundaca at this historic hacienda.
Visit the stunning cliffs and sculptures. Entrance to the best views is just $6 USD.
Experience a memorable day learning and interacting with dolphins at Dolphin Discovery.
“Casa Caracol” is a private home shaped like a giant shell. Though not open to visitors, it’s a striking sight from across the ocean.
Punta Sur is the easternmost point in Mexico, making it the first place in the country to see the sunrise each day.
Playa Norte ranked 17th in Tripadvisor’s global top 25 beaches in 2020 and is the best beach in Mexico.
Tikin Xic, a traditional fish dish, is a local favorite and a staple in many restaurants on the island.
Every summer, whale sharks visit Isla Mujeres. Join a tour to swim with these gentle giants in their natural habitat.