SNORKELING
The best of it, mask on.
The 6 most popular isla mujeres snorkeling tours, the ones worth getting in the water for. What you will actually see, who runs the boat, and what a place in the water costs.
Snorkel three reefs off Isla Mujeres, including Lighthouse Reef and MUSA underwater museum, then eat ceviche and sip margaritas.
Most Popular“This trip was a good value snorkeling trip. Some of the snorkeling sites were better than others, but all in all we saw many fish and got to enjoy some drinks and snacks at the end.”
Semi-private Isla Mujeres snorkeling with up to 7 guests, Lighthouse Reef to MUSA, coral farm stops, ceviche, and margaritas in 3 hours.
“It was cancelled two days in a row because they did not get enough people. So, we did not get to go snorkeling.”
Isla Mujeres snorkeling at the Underwater Museum: two boat-only reefs, guided gear, MUSA statues, and included ceviche-style lunch for $52.
“Amazing experience and guides captain Felipe was wonderful. The ceviche lunch included was really good! We were 11 with 1 kid.”
Private snorkeling in Isla Mujeres with your own boat, MUSA underwater art, and guided reef time plus optional GoPro photos.
“Amazing experience! The guide and boat captain are so nice and take great care of you and your group. We saw so many great things and everyone found something to enjoy. Highly recommended! You won’t regret this trip”
Snorkel Lighthouse Reef, visit MUSA underwater museum, then enjoy a beach club Tikinxic roast fish lunch in Isla Mujeres.
“Amazing experience and the water is so clear and warm. Think of taking a sea sickness pill just in case to enjoy it even more.”
Private Isla Mujeres fishing and snorkeling for up to 5, with all gear and licensing included, plus 90 minutes of reef time.
“The fishing and snorkeling combo tour is one of its kind in the area, and I'll give it that. We fished with a few locals (never got our group photos though) for barracuda and went snorkeling with our group. Unfortunately, we didn't catch any fish that day, but snorkeling with a small group (6 people)…”
