You get to play desert castaway on this tour. You'll be whisked by catamaran to Isla Mujeres, a pretty island about 30 minutes' boat ride from Cancun. It's home to the Garrafon Natural Reef Park, a tropical enclosure of thick jungle, pools and beaches. Activity-wise, there's everything from zip-lining to kayaking to keep you busy. You'll also get to interact with dolphins with the most complete program on offer. Later, you'll have the option to visit the Punta Sur area of the park – it's a picturesque clifftop spot, with a sculpture garden and a Mayan temple.

Ventajas

This catamaran cruise to Isla Mujeres is a top day out
The most complete dolphin encounter program is included
You'll visit Garrafon Natural Reef Park for a variety of activities
An international buffet lunch and open bar is included

Información importante

Photos are not included
Available from hotels in Cancun area only
This offer adheres to our rigorous animal welfare standards related to cetaceans, which have been developed in collaboration with independent animal welfare scientists. These criteria are continually updated based on the latest scientific research and international standards. They focus on enhancing cetacean wellbeing by promoting natural and social behaviours, ensuring specialised veterinary care, encouraging the animals' autonomy within their environment, and supporting education and conservation efforts.The standards strictly prohibit breeding for commercial purposes, the use of behavioural drugs, the capture of wild cetaceans and food deprivation techniques, among other measures.
Bring money for extras or gratuities
Not suitable for guests with cardiac or respiratory problems
Not suitable for guests with reduced mobility
Not suitable for families with small children
Not suitable for guests who can't swim
Not suitable for expectant mothers or guests with back problems
Not suitable for guests with poor health
Bring a towel
Please note that all times are approximate and subject to change
English-speaking guide for all nationalities