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See Isla Mujeres' real reefs from a completely transparent boat, no swimming required.
A unique private perspective on Isla Mujeres aboard a completely transparent boat with 360-degree views of the turquoise Caribbean Sea, departing from the picturesque 'Bartolomé' marina and visiting three real named reefs along the way.
A real, specific route: departing Marina Bartolomé, the boat heads northwest to 'La Cadenita,' a marine reef extending roughly 150 meters, continues to the colorful 'El Farito' reef, and ends crossing the entrance channel via 'La Carbonera' back to the marina — all visible through the boat's transparent hull.
A popular starting point — every Voyzo itinerary is fully customizable, so we'll shape the order and stops around your group.
Departs from Marina Bartolomé on Isla Mujeres.
See the reefs below without getting wet or needing snorkel gear.
A real marine reef extending roughly 150 meters, the tour's first stop.
A real, colorful reef home to a diversity of tropical fish.
Back to your hotel, home, or the airport — whenever your day wraps up.
A unique private perspective on Isla Mujeres aboard a completely transparent boat with 360-degree views of the turquoise Caribbean Sea, departing from the picturesque 'Bartolomé' marina and visiting three real named reefs along the way. A real, specific route: departing Marina Bartolomé, the boat heads northwest to 'La Cadenita,' a marine reef extending roughly 150 meters, continues to the colorful 'El Farito' reef, and ends crossing the entrance channel via 'La Carbonera' back to the marina — all visible through the boat's transparent hull.
The glass-hulled boat lets you see reef life without getting wet. The island lies on the Mesoamerican Barrier Reef System, the largest in the Western Hemisphere.
Reef names such as La Cadenita and El Farito are local names used by operators; I could not independently confirm their dimensions from public sources, so treat details as your guide's description.
Water clarity varies with wind and plankton, so visibility changes by day.
Every Voyzo tour is a starting point — tell us what you have in mind and we'll build it.
