A tailored walking tour built entirely around your own interests on Isla Mujeres.
A private, tailored walking tour of Isla Mujeres, designed around the island's most iconic landmarks — from the Mayan ruins at Punta Sur to the local culture along Miguel Hidalgo street and the world-renowned scenery of Playa Norte — with your guide adjusting the itinerary to fit your real interests.
Design your day around the island's real landmarks: the Mayan ruins at Punta Sur, the local culture and shopping along Miguel Hidalgo street, and the scenery at Playa Norte. Your guide adjusts the time spent at each stop and the overall focus — history, shopping, or scenery — based on your preferences.
A popular starting point — every Voyzo itinerary is fully customizable, so we'll shape the order and stops around your group.
Meet your guide on Isla Mujeres; logistics confirmed at booking.
The island's southernmost point, home to real Maya ruins and dramatic coastal cliffs.
Isla Mujeres' real local shopping and dining street, away from the resort strip.
One of the island's most celebrated beaches, with calm, shallow turquoise water.
Back to your hotel, home, or the airport — whenever your day wraps up.
A private, tailored walking tour of Isla Mujeres, designed around the island's most iconic landmarks — from the Mayan ruins at Punta Sur to the local culture along Miguel Hidalgo street and the world-renowned scenery of Playa Norte — with your guide adjusting the itinerary to fit your real interests. Design your day around the island's real landmarks: the Mayan ruins at Punta Sur, the local culture and shopping along Miguel Hidalgo street, and the scenery at Playa Norte. Your guide adjusts the time spent at each stop and the overall focus — history, shopping, or scenery — based on your preferences.
Isla Mujeres got its name in 1517, when Spanish explorer Francisco Hernández de Córdoba found numerous images of the Maya goddess Ixchel on the island. The Temple of Ixchel at Punta Sur is thought to have been a pilgrimage site for Maya women. Hurricane Gilbert in 1988 destroyed most of what remained, leaving foundations and partial walls.
Punta Sur is the island's southern tip and the easternmost point of Mexico, and it also has a sculpture park along the cliffs.
Playa Norte, at the north end, is known for calm, shallow water, while Miguel Hidalgo street is where island life and shopping happen. Your route can weight any of these.
Every Voyzo tour is a starting point — tell us what you have in mind and we'll build it.