ISLA MUJERES

At Punta Norte there are beautiful beaches to practice yoga, swimming, or sunbathing. The Hacienda del Pirata Mundaca is also here and, when entering the open sea, there are famous diving and snorkeling areas such as El Farito, and the Cave of the Sleeping Sharks, surrounded by coral formations, is on the eastern part of the island. The "El Garrafón" Natural Park is located on Punta Sur, as well as a sculpture park and the temple where the Mayan culture worshiped Ixchel, the goddess of love.Profile of Isla Mujeres:Renowned for its beaches with calm watersHome to part of the second largest barrier reef in the worldAttractive island for divers and snorkel loversOutstanding for its ecotourismGiant turtle nesting farmTempting seafood cuisineFirst point of Mexico that touches the sun at dawn​ Things to do on Isla Mujeres:Tan on the beaches of Punta NorteSnorkel in the main barrier reefs of the island, such as El Farito, Islaché, and ManchonesVisit the Marine Park "El Garrafón", which has endangered speciesEnjoy eating the ''Fish to the Tikin-Xik'' and the snail cevicheLearn the stories about the Mayan Temple of the goddess IxchelParticipate in turtle protection and spawning programsGet to know the Sculpture Park south of Isla Mujeres, with outdoor sculptures and the backdrop of the Caribbean SeaDive in the Cave of the Sleeping SharksSwim with dolphinsVisit Isla Contoy and admire the bird sanctuaryAdmire the beautiful ocean view from the rocky area of Punta Sur and watch the sunriseListen to the stories of love and death that surround the Hacienda del Pirata Mundaca