November 2009 Archives

Scenic Isla Mujeres offers a variety of aquatic attractions for tourists and residents alike. Below are just a few of the most popular undersea destinations to get your family into the spirit of snorkeling.

The recession, Swine Flu, holidays upcoming - there may be many factors working against your next visit to Isla Mujeres. But, we did some research to uncover some of the best deals and promotions to get you on island.

Get across the water without a hassle Ensure a safe, smooth transition to the island by checking ferry schedules ahead of time. There are many ferry services available to complete your trip to Isla Mujeres. If you choose to book your ferry trip along with your other travel plans, be sure to check and double-check your ferry service and departure times so you don't end up at the wrong dock. There is only one ferry service that transports automobiles, so...

Explore the Undersea Beauty of this Family-Friendly Getaway      Find out why this scenic island is such a popular destination for snorkeling enthusiasts. Discovered in 1517 by Franscisco Hernandes Cordova, the island we know as Isla Mujeres was named after the many female-shaped idols that represent the goddess Ixchel. During the Mayan Empire, the island was a sanctuary for the goddess of fertility, reason, medicine, and the moon. The Mayans originally settled on the island as salt harvesters. The Mayan temple...

A Mayan Haven by the Beach Experience true luxury at this premium coastal resort. At the "house of the jaguar," you'll feel like a god (or goddess) among men. This Mayan refuge offers Caribbean sunsets, premier Mexican hospitality, and personalized services that are second to none. A Spectacle to Behold With 28 spacious rooms, there's plenty of space for you to relax and enjoy your idyllic Island getaway. Air conditioning and ceiling fans ensure a comfortable climate in the tropical...

Formerly a public national underwater park, Garrafon Natural Reef Park is now operated by Dophin Discovery. The park is located on the southern end of Isla Mujeres and is world-renowned for its exotic art, Mayan temple, sculpture garden, pristine white sand beaches, and diverse water activities.