La Lomita LA LOMITA Mexican food doesn’t get much better than at La Lomita. This family run restaurant, located on Avenida Juarez, leading into downtown Isla Mujeres will have you feeling like you have just stepped into Grandma’s house, with classic dishes such as chile rellenos (stuffed chile), enchiladas suizas, mole (mole is a sauce made from the cacao bean usually with enchiladas or meat), fajitas, as well as much more! La Lomita is a favorite for many visitors to the island, because of their hospitality, beautifully painted walls, and their inexpensive food and drinks! Take a seat on one of their plastic chairs inside, or on the street and enjoy delicious, classic Mexican dishes. GALLERY PRO TIP The chile rellenos are absolutely delicious here! Try it, packed full of cheese, your choice of meat and rice. Try something new! LOCATION & HOURS MONDAY - SUNDAY Av Juárez, Aeropuerto, 77400 Isla Mujeres, Q.R. SEE ALL RESTAURANTS DIRECTIONS 11:00AM - 10:30PM +52 998 939 2331

Green Demon GREEN DEMON Soak up the sun on Isla Mujeres’ famous Playa Norte at this cool beach club, Green Demon. This is a popular hangout on Isla’s stunning North Beach, which has been voted one of the best beaches in the world, with its white sands and turquoise blue waters. Green Demon Beach Club is popular amongst visitors and locals alike, with its chilled vibes, their comfortable beach beds, swings, DJ sets, and relaxed atmosphere. Enjoy their delicious cocktails (because its 5pm somewhere!), choose from their yummy and healthy food options on their menu, and stay until sunset for a front row seat to one of the best views on the island! This is the perfect location! Stop by on a Sunday for live music and lots of dancing. GALLERY PRO TIP We recommend visiting Green Demon on a Sunday afternoon for the best sunset, with live music and dancing! LOCATION & HOURS MONDAY - SUNDAY Calle, Zazil-ha #118, Playa Norte, 77400 Isla Mujeres, Q.R. SEE ALL RESTAURANTS DIRECTIONS 10:00AM - 7:00PM

Guacamole de Humo GUACAMOLE DE HUMO From the creator of Los Tacos de Humo and Katina de Los Tacos de Humo, Chef Omar brings Guacamole de Humo (formerly Los Marisco de Humo) to Isla Mujeres! Opened in April 2021, and with a name change in December 2023, Guacamole de Humo is located in downtown Isla Mujeres, on the south end of Avenida Hidalgo, close to the main square, and opposite the store - Oxxo. Guacamole de Humo promises to serve up the greatest food from the coasts of Mexico, with seafood, Mexican food, and wonderfully priced breakfasts available from the popular Chef Omar. Open from the morning with their incredible value and delicious breakfasts, through the afternoon and into the evening, with a wonderful menu including some favorites from Los Tacos de Humo, classic Mexican dishes, and a selection of fish and seafood dishes. There is a full bar available, along with some fun games to play with your friends or family inside the fun, colorful, and Mexican-designed restaurant. Play a game of pool after you’ve enjoyed your delicious dinner, or pop in just for some drinks. GALLERY PRO TIP Check out their delicious chile rellenos, get it with shrimp. LOCATION & HOURS MONDAY - SUNDAY SM 001 Col. Centro M 121 Ave Francisco Madero Centro CP, 77400, Isla Mujeres, Q.R. SEE ALL RESTAURANTS RESERVE A TABLE 10:00AM - 12:00AM +52 998 311 7069

Sunset Grill SUNSET GRILL If you’re looking for a quieter, more relaxed spot for a romantic dinner with beautiful views, you should check out Sunset Grill. This great little restaurant, located just outside of downtown Isla Mujeres, on one of the main streets running from the north end of the island, Avenida Medina, has unforgettable views. Overlooking the bay between Isla Mujeres and Cancun, this lovely spot is ideal for a romantic dinner with a memorable sunset, boats passing by, and to enjoy the twinkling skyline of Cancun at night. With both indoor and outdoor seating, you can enjoy items off their menu with a Mediterranean twist, including dishes such as moussaka, paella, Greek islands fish fillet, to name just a few options! GALLERY PRO TIP Enjoy a delicious meal with gorgeous views from their terrace. LOCATION & HOURS MONDAY - SUNDAY CLOSED TUESDAY Av Rueda Medina S/N, Bahía, 77400 Isla Mujeres, Q.R. SEE ALL RESTAURANTS DIRECTIONS 4:00PM - 10:00PM +52 998 865 4148

Island Yoga and Pilates ISLAND YOGA AND PILATES Opened in March 2023, Island Yoga and Pilates is a great location to start or continue your health and wellness journey on Isla Mujeres. Join Anya, an experienced yoga and Pilates teacher based on Isla Mujeres, as she guides you through each class at this studio. Whether you are a beginner or an experienced yoga or Pilates practitioner, Anya welcomes you into the studio to join her classes and share her love for each practice, with the aim of helping you to achieve your goal fun way, while making positive changes in your body and mid. Island Yoga and Pilates studio is located mid-island, close to Isla Mujeres’ big supermarket, Chedraui. The studio offers yoga and Reformer Pilates classes and workshops. You can join a private or shared class. GALLERY PRO TIP Try out a Reformer Pilates class, unique to the island at this studio. LOCATION & HOURS MONDAY - SUNDAY Punta Arena, Col Caribeña, 77400 Isla Mujeres, Q.R. SEE ALL SERVICES DIRECTIONS 8:00AM - 6:00PM +52 998 243 4475

Home Run HOME RUN Home Run is a small street food stand set up from late 2025, in front of the police station in Isla Mujeres' mid-island, backing onto the softball court. Open in the evenings until late, it is an easy spot to grab something to eat and, depending on the night, watch a local game in the softball court. The menu includes tasty hamburgers, tortas (sandwiches), hot dogs, burritos, and other favorites, all at affordable prices. At Home Run their focus is on good quality and flavor in every bite. Food is available to eat there, take away, or for delivery to your location. GALLERY PRO TIP Check out their HIT (Pollo con Papas) - delicious crispy chicken and fries, a great snack to enjoy with a softball game LOCATION & HOURS MONDAY - SUNDAY Calle Cto. Colonias 1197, Salina Grande, 77400 Isla Mujeres, Q.R. SEE ALL RESTAURANTS DIRECTIONS 7:00PM - 1:00AM +52 998 230 4959

La Palapa del Capitan LA PALAPA DEL CAPITAN Want to escape the hustle and bustle of the busier areas of the island? Check out this hidden gem, well off the beaten track ... La Palapa del Capitan is a fabulous spot, and popular amongst both island visitors and locals! In January 2026, La Palapa del Capitan opened a second spot in the local neighborhood of La Gloria, close to Hoch's Restaurant and Pizza Mike's. On the street Calla Macabi, this is the perfect spot for those staying close by who are looking for a drink and some snacks in the area, and don't want to venture down to the end of Sac Bajo. Tucked away at the very end of Isla Mujeres’ Sac Bajo peninsula, we promise it is worth the ten-minute drive! This is one of the island’s smaller and quieter bars, it is perfect for when you want to relax with a cold drink, but without the hubbub of the more bustling areas. What makes this bar truly special? … The answer is the owners who you will surely meet when you visit. The owners are two of the most hospitable island locals, and they’ll quickly make you feel like family. GALLERY PRO TIP Check out the delicious, fresh, grilled fish! LOCATION & HOURS MONDAY - SUNDAY Carr. Sac Bajo, 23 de Noviembre, 77404 Q.R. SEE ALL RESTAURANTS DIRECTIONS 11:00AM - 6:30PM

Abuelos ABUELOS Abuelos is a family run restaurant, with the father cooking and the mom and daughter waiting on the tables. You can enjoy homemade Mexican food and fantastic seafood at this friendly restaurant in the Caribbean. Located in downtown Isla Mujeres, close to Playa Norte (North Beach), Abuelos is a cozy spot with a great menu, and wonderful prices on offer. GALLERY PRO TIP Take a walk from Playa Norte to indulge in their delicious coconut shrimp! LOCATION & HOURS MONDAY - SATURDAY CLOSED SUNDAY Centro - Supmza. 001, 77400 Isla Mujeres, Quintana Roo, Mexico SEE ALL RESTAURANTS DIRECTIONS 12:30PM - 9:00PM

Old location. If you’re a fan of craft beers, you will not want to miss Isla Brewing Company during your visit to Isla Mujeres! Their tasting room closed in May 2023, you can now find them at their Beer Garden (Opened in August 2023). Isla Brewing Company’s craft beers are the only craft beers produced on the island. With some delicious options available for beer lovers. ISLA BREWING COMPANY - OLD LOCATION If you’re a fan of craft beers, you will not want to miss Isla Brewing Company during your visit to Isla Mujeres! Their tasting room closed in May 2023, you can now find them at their Beer Garden (Opened in August 2023). Isla Brewing Company’s craft beers are the only craft beers produced on the island. With some delicious options available for beer lovers and those not so keen on beer, including their Blonde Ale, APA, IPA and double IPA, they also have some Caribbean flavors of Hibiscus Beer, Ginger Beer, and Rum and Vanilla Porter. You can swing by the brewery to their tasting room and try what they have to offer. They are available to buy for takeaway, along with some cool Isla Brewing Company merchandise. You don’t want to miss this great spot while you’re out exploring the island. Gallery & Menu Pro Tip Swing by and enjoy a FREE flight of beer, but be kind and don’t forget to tip! Location & Hours MONDAY - SATURDAY 10:00AM - 6:00PM Jesús Martínez Ross 62, Q. Roo, 77400 Isla Mujeres, Q.R. New Location - Beer Garden DIRECTIONS

Satisfy your sweet tooth on your way home from dinner on Isla Mujeres at Coral’s Frappes. This is a great place to stop off or visit for a delicious after-dinner treat. Located mid-island, around the corner from the baseball fields, next to the jewelry shop Oro y Plata. With a variety of desserts and sweet things on of CORAL'S FRAPPES Satisfy your sweet tooth on your way home from dinner on Isla Mujeres at Coral’s Frappes. This is a great place to stop off or visit for a delicious after-dinner treat. Located mid-island, around the corner from the baseball fields, next to the jewelry shop Oro y Plata. With a variety of desserts and sweet things on offer from sweet and savory crepes, to frappes, smoothies, to chocolate-covered bananas, gelatine, strawberries, and cream, to cakes and macaroons… as well as much more. There is definitely something on offer that will satisfy your craving. Build your own frappe or crepe from a selection of the ingredients that they have on offer. Gallery & Menu Pro Tip Try one of their combos on offer for an even sweeter deal. Location & Hours MONDAY - SUNDAY 6:00PM - 10:00PM +52 998 137 6913 Jesús Martínez Ross MZA 103 LTE 2, Meteorológico, 77400 Isla Mujeres, Q.R., Mexico Call Directions

M7 M7 Looking for a day on the beach, with good food and drinks? Look no further than M7, which opened in 2021 in the old location of Big Daddy’s Beach Bar, just steps from the ferry in Isla Mujeres. This beach club has a great spot with views of the boats passing and pulling into the docks, comfortable beach loungers, high tables in the sea so that you can have a refreshing dip while enjoying a refreshing cocktail with friends, good food, drinks, and great photo opportunities. Their menu consists mostly of seafood and some great sharing dishes such as guacamole, calamari, and ceviche, with tostadas, tacos, and sliders also on offer. Their mixology cocktails are the perfect way to cool down from the hot Caribbean sunshine. GALLERY PRO TIP Try their delicious lobster roll! LOCATION & HOURS TUESDAY - SUNDAY CLOSED MONDAY Av Rueda Medina Mz2 Lt05, Centro, 77400 Isla Mujeres, Q.R. SEE ALL BEACH CLUBS DIRECTIONS 11:00AM - 8:00PM +52 998 274 4145

Modern Isla Mujeres is a beautiful blend of cultures, with its Mayan roots, Spanish influence, and the international community. Aside from the pristine beaches and the beautiful greenery, the people of the island are truly what makes it so special. The fishing culture is alive and well on Isla, and ISLA MUJERES, MEXICO Modern Isla Mujeres is a beautiful blend of cultures, with its Mayan roots, Spanish influence, and the international community. Aside from the pristine beaches and the beautiful greenery, the people of the island are truly what makes it so special. The fishing culture is alive and well on Isla, and most people dedicate their lives to sharing the wonders of the sea with visitors through scuba diving, snorkeling, wingdiving, fishing tours, whale shark expeditions, and much more. Due to its proximity to the Mesoamerican Barrier Reef, the second largest coral reef system in the world, and the turtles that visit every year to nest, there is a strong push for ecological sustainability and marine conservation. Tortugranja, in the Sac Bajo peninsula, specialize in the protection of momma turtles, eggs, and hatchlings during the nesting season (July to October), and fund their programs with help from the thousands of visitors who come to see their aquariums, turtle care facilities, and educational installations. Although the island may be famous for what lies off its coasts, there is much to do on land, as well. Isla Mujeres boasts various historical and archeological sites, including the temple to the goddess Ixchel in Punta Sur, where you can see the first sunrise in all of Mexico (due to its eastern-most position) and walk along the rocky paths leading to and from the ruins. During turtle mating season (May to June), you may even be able to spot some happy terrapin couples from the cliffs! Isla Mujeres is proud to boast some of the top-ranked beaches in the world, and the #1 ranked beach in all of Mexico. Between the crystal clear water and the bright white sand, the ocean appears turquoise close to shore, fading to a beautiful inky sapphire farther off the coast where the seagrass begins. On Playa Norte (North Beach), you’ll find lots of shade underneath the hundreds of palm trees that sway in the wind. Just make sure to look up and check for ripe coconuts! Falling stars are a beautiful sight to see during new moon nights on the island… Falling coconuts, not so much! The island is also home to a wide-array of gastronomic delights that will thrill even the pickiest of palettes. From hole-in-the-wall mom&pop taco joints to gourmet, fine dining on the sea, you’re guaranteed to find your treasure in this foodies’ paradise. Another plus of the island is its proximity to Cancun, where you can book a tour, rent a car, or take a bus to the numerous other spots-to-see in the Riviera Maya. Quintana Roo is home to three other well-known islands besides Isla Mujeres: Isla Holbox, Isla Contoy, and Cozumel. Cozumel is no doubt the largest and most-developed of the islands and is a cruise ship hotspot, but despite its bustling downtown, there are still many natural areas to see and wonderful places to surf! Isla Holbox is quiet and charming, its streets still made of sands. Isla Contoy is a nature reserve with some amazing birdwatching opportunities. Cancun itself has some great activities. You can surf the waves at Plaza Forum, enjoy the lush landscapes and the wild tejones in Parque Kabah, or go see a movie in Plaza Las Americas. Cancun has a vivid youth culture and art scene, as well. The Casa de Cultura is always buzzing with activity, and there’s always a new local band or an art exhibition to find. HOW TO GET TO ISLA MUJERES FROM THE CANCUN AIRPORT ADO/TAXI This is the cheapest option, though it can be a little more time consuming. First you take an ADO bus from the airport (look for signs as you're walking out), to the station in downtown Cancun. The bus is air conditioned and currently priced at about $5USD per person. From the bus station, you have a few options. You can find a local taxi and haggle a price to the ferry, should be another few dollars total, not per person. Alternatively, you can find a convi (minivan) or local bus that goes to the ferry which costs about $0.50USD per person. It's about a 10 minute ride from the ADO station to the ferry terminal. SHUTTLE This is a much simpler option, and you can book a round trip ticket back to the airport. You can pre-book online or once you arrive at the airport. They can also include the ferry ticket in the price, to make your experience easier. All you do is look for the uniformed driver holding a sign with your name and enjoy the ride. The average drive from the airport to the ferry is about 25 minutes without traffic. BOOK YOUR SHUTTLE UltraMar Ferry - Puerto Juarez The most popular ferry company to get to the island is UltraMar which leaves from Puerto Juarez in downtown Cancun. The ride is about 20 minutes long and they leave every thirty minutes during peak hours, once an hour at night. To see the schedule, click HERE. They are very punctual, so make sure you get there a few minutes early to buy a ticket. Buying the round trip option may not save you any money, put it will save you time on your return to not have to wait in line to buy a ticket again. SEE FERRY OPTIONS HOW TO GET TO ISLA MUJERES FROM HOTEL ZONE GETTING TO THE FERRY You've got a few options to reach the ferry if it's not within walking distance to your hotel. First, you can ask your resort if they happen to offer a shuttle service to reach the terminal. If they don't, the easiest way is to take a taxi. Prices can vary depending on how far you are from the terminal. You can have your front desk call for one or stand on the main road and one will stop shortly. Make sure you agree on a price before getting in. Prices should be for the ride, not per person. The second option is to take the city bus. Depending on where you're staying, you should be able to take the R1 or R2 buses to reach the terminal. Ask at your front desk to make sure you take it in the right direction! About $0.75USD per person. BOOK YOUR SHUTTLE FERRY There are two ferry stations in the hotel zone. Lock at THIS map to find the closest one to you. They are both run by the same company, UltraMar. SEE FERRY OPTIONS Frequently Asked Questions Isla Mujeres Info How far is Isla Mujeres from Cancun? How long is the ferry ride? Is there a lot of space? Can I exchange pesos at the Ultramar ferry terminal in Cancun? Can I buy medicine on Isla Mujeres? Is there a grocery store on Isla Mujeres? Is beach access free? Can we drink beer on the beach? Can I smoke cigarettes on the beach? Where can I buy cigarettes on the island? I am traveling solo, what is the best transportation on Isla Mujeres?" I am traveling with my family, what is the best transportation on the island?" If I get sick is there a local doctor on Isla Mujeres? Is there a hospital on Isla Mujeres? Can I bring CBD products from home to Mexico? Is cannabis legal in Mexico/on the island? How is the internet access on the island? What is the local currency on Isla Mujeres? Can I bring USD? Where can I exchange USD to Mexican Pesos on Isla Mujeres? Can I take money out? Are there ATMs on the island? Do I need a passport or a visa to get to Isla Mujeres? Do I need a license to drive a golf cart? Can my 12-year-old son drive the golf cart? I had a couple of beers with lunch and feel fine, can I drive the golf cart that we rented?" Can I drink the tap water while on the Isla Mujeres? Why are there signs saying not to put paper down the toilet? What do I do with the paper? What can go down the toilets? What is the extra cost that has been added to my bill at the bar/restaurant? How much should I tip at the bars and restaurants? How many people are allowed on a scooter? Do I need to wear a helmet on a scooter? How many people are allowed on a golf cart? How can I fish on the island? Where can I swim on Isla Mujeres safely? Are there yoga classes on the island? Can I surf on Isla Mujeres? What language is spoken on the island? Can I bring my pet to the island? What public transportation is available on the island? What vehicles are available to rent on Isla Mujeres? Is there live music? What time do the bars and restaurants close? We want to dance and party, where can we go?" I would like to get my nails done, is that possible?" Is there someone to do my hair and makeup on Isla Mujeres? Are there dentists on the island? Are there any dangerous insects or animals on the island? Can I bring a rented car over from the mainland? Can I take shells and coral when I am snorkeling/diving and take it back home with me? I see a lot of dogs in the street, are they strays? And how do I adopt one?" What are some activities to do on rainy days on the island?