Isla Contoy, a paradise in the Mexican Caribbean and a protected national park. This bird sanctuary is home to an impressive diversity of species in an unspoiled natural environment.
Embark on an unforgettable journey to Isla Contoy, a paradise in the Mexican Caribbean and a protected national park. This bird sanctuary is home to an impressive diversity of species in an unspoiled natural environment. Let the serenity of its pristine beaches envelop you and immerse yourself in an adventure that will be etched in your memory.
But that's not all: be captivated by the authentic charm of Isla Mujeres and explore a vibrant coral reef while snorkeling. Experience the magic of nature at its finest with an optional eco-tour led by certified experts who will help you understand the unique ecosystem of this protected island.
Enjoy a delicious buffet featuring local and international flavors, relax on unspoiled beaches, and sail back to Cancun with an open bar while you reflect on the day's adventures.
The experience
Protected national park with limited access
It combines three experiences in one: Isla Mujeres, coral reef and Isla Contoy
Includes certified guide and optional eco-tour, adding an educational component
Exclusive access to pristine beaches and bird sanctuaries beyond the reach of mass tourism
Buffet with authentic local dishes (fish tikin xic)
Comprehensive ecological proposal: national park, strict conservation rules, educational approach
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Access
What's included?
Included
Round-trip transportation in modern, air-conditioned vehicles
Multilingual certificate guide (Spanish and English)
Light breakfast on board (fresh fruit and sweet bread)
Complete snorkeling equipment (mask, snorkel, fins and life jacket)
Open bar on board during the voyage
Access to Isla Contoy National Park
Buffet meal on Isla Contoy (lasagna, tikin xic fish, rice, salad, rice pudding and flavored water of the day)
Not included
Dock and sanitation tax: $20 USD per person
Tips
Photos and memories of the experience
Additional activities in Isla Mujeres
What to expect
1
09:30
Check-in 30 minutes before the start of the tour
2
10:00
Trip to Isla Mujeres with a light breakfast of fresh bread and complimentary fruit on board
3
10:30
1 hour to explore Isla Mujeres at your own pace
4
12:00
20 minutes of snorkeling on a reef between Cancun and Isla Mujeres
5
13:00
Exploring Isla Contoy, a protected national park with unspoiled beauty
6
13:30
Optional eco-tour with certified guide
7
14:30
Buffet lunch with a variety of local and international dishes
8
15:30
Relaxing time on the pristine beaches of Isla Contoy
9
16:00
Return to Cancun with open bar on board
Good to know
Swimsuit and comfortable shoes
Waterproof cases or bags for cameras and cell phones
Cap or hat for sun protection
Biodegradable sunscreen
Cash for purchases, extra activities, and tips
Minimum age for snorkeling: 12 years
Maximum age for snorkeling: 60 years
Knowing how to swim is mandatory for snorkeling.
Knowing how to swim is mandatory for snorkeling.
Mandatory use of life jackets while snorkeling
It is forbidden to stray from the group or guide during water activities
Water activities are subject to weather and marine conditions.
The tour is not wheelchair accessible
Pets are not allowed
All participants must sign a liability waiver.
Avoid using non-biodegradable sunscreens and insect repellents
Maintain a minimum distance of 2.5 meters from the reefs while swimming
Do not touch flora and fauna
Do not feed the island animals
Do not introduce external species
Fishing prohibited
No smoking on the premises
Do not leave litter, use designated containers
→ Position it as 'the premium eco-experience' for clients seeking something beyond the conventional without needing private service.
→ Emphasize exclusivity: Isla Contoy has a limited daily capacity as a protected park; not everyone can access it.
→ Ideal for selling to clients who have already taken mass tours and want something more authentic on their second or third trip to Cancun.
→ Use the educational component to differentiate it: 'You don't just visit; you learn about marine conservation with certified guides.'
→ Perfect for family groups with teenagers or young adults interested in nature and conservation.
→ Argue the value of the $20 USD tax: it contributes to the conservation of the national park.
→ Highlight that it combines three iconic destinations in a single day: efficiency for those with limited time.
→ For the European or Canadian market: emphasize the park's environmental commitment and certifications.
Meeting point
Carretera Puerto Juárez, Carr. a Punta Sam Supermanzana 84, 77500 Cancún, Q.R., México