For those who look for an alternative different from rest in his holidays in the Caribbean Sea, removed from the noise and from the big hotels, they will find to a few minutes of Cancún a calm and simple place to rest and to enjoy the nature. From Cancún a small island goes over to ferry to Isla Mujeres, with rustic and coloring houses, comfortable hotels and picturesque restaurants in the beach.
During the day all the activity is centralized in his beaches, of ideal slightly deep waters to enjoy in family and in the night the restaurants and bars give the alternative of a party outdoors, enjoying typical meals and delightful gulps.
They can be hired tours to the Island Contoy and also to the Marine Park Demijohn, ideal place for the lovers of the diving.
The island can be covered in bicycle, scooter or in a cart of golfs, which are rented for hours for this type of walks.
In the beaches that are to the north there are three hotels that in addition to accommodation offer unforgettable dinners opposite to the sea.
To the south of the island there can be visited the Park of the Sculptures, where a select group of contemporary Mexican artists has his works exposed and admire the millennial Mayan ruins.
To realize aquatic sports the Park Atlantis is the ideal place, with the aggregation of an excursion in submarine, the visit to the breeding ground of marine turtles, rent kayaks and boats with pedals, which will do the delights of all.
The Islands Contoy have transformed in a birds sanctum, being at present a nature reserve, there can be hired the excursions that every day visit them, the walk includes tour guided covering all the beaches of the island.
Beautiful beaches of lukewarm water with an exuberant marine life that combines the calmness and the adventure of living close to the nature, Isla Mujeres is an ideal place to relax and to enjoy.
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