Things to do in Isla Mujeres

The Underwater Museum in Cancun is about 10 meters below the sea surface. There are many mysterious statues and car remains on the seabed. These are the remains of people who sank to the bottom of the sea at that time. Now the surface is covered with thick seaweed, which has become a very famous underwater ruins. Every year, many diving enthusiasts come to explore it. It is a very popular attraction in Cancun.

For beach lovers, Isla Mujeres has a lot to offer at relatively reasonable prices. You can snorkel with tropical fish among the coral reefs or paddle a kayak or a small boat across the azure waters.

Most of Cancun's beaches are privately owned by hotels, with only Dolphin Beach and Turtle Beach being free public beaches. Located at the northern entrance to the hotel area, near the beginning of the "7" shape, these beaches are mainly frequented by locals for picnics and relaxation. The sand quality here is relatively poor.

Dolphin Beach is quite interesting. You can see a lot of scenery on the beach. You need to take a boat to see the dolphins. A large number of dolphins are playing and playing here. There are very few buildings on the entire beach. They are all pure natural things. [Scenery] The scenery is very beautiful [Value for money] Very cost-effective

There are three Mayan ruins in Cancun, including the famous Chichen Itza pyramid that can be climbed.

The name Beidi has a movie feel to it. Not bad.

One of the best diving sites in the world, the fun is endless.

Punta Sur has such a beautiful deep blue sea :) It was nice that there was a short walking path so I could go to the cliff and see the sea :)

The Zhejiang supermarket is not worth the price. It has everything you need. It is a great place to take a walk. I will come again next time.