Located at the confluence of the Caribbean Sea and the Gulf of Mexico, only 30km from Isla Mujeres, this small island of less than 9km long is the oldest national park in the state of Quintana Roo. It is a protected area that shelters the most important nesting place of marine birds in the whole…
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Since 1961, Isla Contoy near Isla Mujeres has been designated as a Natural Reserve and National Wildlife Refuge. It is an uninhabited islet located north of Isla Mujeres that is home to the biggest number of birds. As a result, it’s also known as Bird Island. It is a lovely island, very close to being…
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Isla Blanca beach s a coastal peninsula in the continental region of the well-known municipality of Isla Mujeres. This is located in Quintana Roo, Mexico. This island is one of Mexico’s best clean and tidy beaches. With a long stretch of white sand separating the Chacmuchuc lagoon from the Caribbean Sea. Heaven on earth This…
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Dolphin Discovery Cancun lets you swim with dolphins on Isla Mujeres. And, if you can afford it, instructors by the beach will let you be led by these marine beasts. There are other choices, ranging from straightforward swimming to trickier maneuvers like when two dolphins balance a swimmer on his feet by holding him out…
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Cozumel is probably the most well-known island off the coast of Quintana Roo, mostly because of its relaxed atmosphere. But, if that’s what you’re interested in, the smaller Isla Mujeres, to the north, deserves your attention as well. There are many lodging options at Isla Mujeres From big resorts to humble, yet exclusive cabins at…
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Garrafon Park might offer the same things as other eco-parks, but that’s not what makes it unique. Its location, in Isla Mujeres, an island just off the coast of Cancun, is what makes this place truly special, offering experiences not available at any other place in the Riviera Maya. How can I get to Garrafon…
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Because Isla Mujeres gets all kinds of tourism, lodgings abound. With its many amenities and relaxing architecture, Izla is one of the most traditional hotels. Great for those looking for a family vacation in spa-like surroundings. Where is the Izla Hotel? Izla is halfway down Isla Mujeres Island, right next door to another famous hotel,…
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Discover Kin Ha Isla Mujeres: a unique beach club concept blending restaurant, water park, and hotel. Sitting on the island’s southern tip, just a 7-minute taxi ride from the ferry dock, it offers diverse activities like swimming, snorkeling, and sunset viewing. Here’s your guide to Kin Ha, Park of Dreams. Where is Kin Ha? Kin…
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Though smaller than other nearby cities like Cancun and Playa del Carmen, there’s no shortage of lodging options in Isla Mujeres. There are many, smaller, boutique hotels and hostels, mostly geared toward younger visitors. But families need another kind of lodging. The Beló, a five-star hotel, is a much better fit. Where is the Beló…
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There are so many places to see in the Riviera Maya, that it’s impossible to stay put in one single place. Thus, many choose to travel their way around the Yucatan peninsula by spending only a day or two at one place before moving on to the next one. Nomads Hotel, Hostel, and Beach Club,…
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