Located at the southern tip of the island, Garrafón, a natural underwater park, extends into Isla Mujeres Bay. The Park offers some spectacular reefs to snorkel or dive, kayaking and other non- motorized water sports and on land, zip lining and many other activities. The facilities are truly wonderful, with hammocks strung under thatched roof umbrellas, open-air restaurants, and shops with everything from handcrafts to clothing. Relax in this natural tropical paradise steeped in the special warmth of Isla Mujeres.

One of the largest and best preserved of the Mayan archaeological zones, the mathematical precision used in aligning its tall stone temples with the planets still amazes scientists today. Each spring and fall equinox, the great temple of Kukulcan casts a pattern of alternating triangles of light and shadow that seem to form a snake slithering down its 365 steps, a phenomenon that attracts tens of thousands of tourists each year. Some of its most famous structures include the Ball Court, the Temple of a Thousand Warriors, and the Observatory.

Explore one of nature's wonders. Snorkel in the clear blue water of a natural inlet filled with friendly, multicolored tropical fish. Ride a giant inner tube downriver on the gentle current as you float through the green mangroves towards the inlet and the sea. Xel - Ha has all the services and facilities for your comfort besides other optional activities, such as swimming with the dolphins or enjoying a relaxing massage. This is a great place to spend the day

Cancun Airport International (CUN) is one of the busiest airports in the Caribbean and the point of entry to the "Mundo Maya". Every year millions of people visit Cancun and the Riviera Maya and the number of visitors is expected to increase rapidly thanks to the new mega-resorts already in construction all over the area.