Article by:
Cindy Barks
The sea is a vivid turquoise, the beaches are a glowing white, and the sun drenches it all in radiant light. And, from the world-famous beach at the island’s north point to the gorgeous sea cliffs at its south end, Isla Mujeres offers an assortment of the fun resorts, restaurants, and bars that have become synonymous with Mexico’s Caribbean.
Owing to its proximity to the major tourist draw of Cancun in the Mexican state of Quintana Roo, Isla Mujeres is a popular day-trip destination. Still, the island has retained a charming atmosphere that sets it apart from busier tourist spots in the region.
Because Isla Mujeres is a small island — about four miles long by less than a half-mile wide — it is wonderfully accessible and can easily be explored on foot, bicycle, or golf cart. Read the full travel article here.
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