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Isla Mujeres

  • January 8, 2005
  • Rated 3 of 5 by kimboo from Rosemere, Quebec, Afghanistan
The island is very nice. It took us about on hour boat ride there (very entertaining!). The staff on deck were very friendly. Drinks were served during our boat ride. We had the opportunity to have our picture taken with a shark. Since I did not really agree with the "habitat" of this shark, I skipped the picture-taking and went to the beach. Afterwards, we did about 45 minutes of snorkeling. That was wonderful! Then, we headed for lunch in a nice restaurant. Finally, a bit of shopping! On the boat trip back, some people did some parasailing. All in all, it was a very well organised and pleasurable day!

From journal a sweet 2 weeks in Cancun, Mexico!

The Sunken Army Boat

  • October 11, 2004
  • Rated 5 of 5 by omar said from Naucalpan
There’s an army boat here that they sunk to make into a coral reef. It’s around 80 feet below the surface, and it’s awesome because you can go into the boat and scuba dive inside it. It is highly recommended.

From journal Get to know Cancun before you go

Isla Mujeres

  • August 20, 2004
  • Rated 4 of 5 by pstiltner from Sacramento, California
We went to Isla Mujeres so we could swim with the dolphins and do some snorkeling. They also had a nurse shark available for you to hold. The shopping area was a little crazy, but we had a great time anyway.

From journal Cancun in December

Isla Mujeres

Isla Mujeres

I booked through my hotel rep. It cost $45 and you get round-trip ferry and get to spend six hours at the Garaffon on Isla Mujeres. You get a buffet lunch and can snorkel ($2 reef fee and you get a snorkel you can keep), kayak, swim, lie in water tubs, and swim in the pool - and the ocean is gorgeous. Than you can go into town and do some sightseeing, shopping, or do as I did and lay out on the hammocks. Also, you can book with the entertainment card - he offers one for $45 to another part of the island.

From journal Caribe Real Resort & Spa( formally Contiental Villas Plaza) and Info On Tours and Clubs

Snorkeling

  • May 10, 2004
  • Rated 5 of 5 by telisha from del rio, Texas
We booked this trip through Daniel at the Fiesta Americana Cancun Hotel. It was one of several different ones you can book. One of our party didn't want to snorkel, so we didn't book the all-inclusive one. We still got one that included round-trip transportation, breakfast, lunch, and beach activities. The trip cost $45 per person.

We really enjoyed the snorkeling. They take you in a boat off around the island and drop you off. You then follow the current around the island; all the while the boat is following you, so you can always get on board if you get tired. The current carries you along, so you really don't get tired.

From journal Hola and Adios Cancun

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