Private: The Best of Isla Mujeres Walking Tour

Private: The Best of Isla Mujeres Walking Tour – Discover Top Attractions and Hidden Gems Discover the beauty, culture, and charm of Isla Mujeres on an unforgettable private walking tour! Explore the island’s most fascinating attractions, stroll through colorful streets, admire stunning Caribbean views, and experience the local lifestyle with your own private guide. Visit the lively downtown area, discover the charm of the main square, explore the picturesque waterfront, and enjoy the vibrant atmosphere of local shops and traditional spots. Take in the island’s beautiful scenery, learn about its history and traditions, and uncover hidden gems along the way. Whether you’re interested in culture, history, photography, or simply soaking up the tropical atmosphere, this private tour offers a personalized experience at your own pace. Get ready to discover the best of Isla Mujeres, capture memorable moments, and experience the island like a local!

1. 1

   Capilla de Guadalupe

   21 min

   This little chapel dedicated to Our Lady of Guadalupe offers a little piece of heaven atop a cliff by the ocean, with a backdrop to a crucifix. There is also a little gift and snack shop next door.

2. 2

   Stop 2

   21 min

   Rainbow stairs are located La Gloria district. These stairs are very colorful and it is a great place for a photo. Around this area, you will find many shops with low prices.

3. 3

   Women's Beading Cooperative

   24 min

   Unique jewelry store where local women craft & sell necklaces, bracelets, earrings, purses, and more. Their work is very high quality and each piece of jewerly is unique, wooven together one bead at a time, handcrafted over many hours, and made for. Delica and glass seed beads, shells, Swarovski crystals, semi-precious stones, and pearls. The play of texture, color, and light reflect the centuries-old Mayan heritage which they bring to their design.

4. 4

   Hacienda Mundaca

   21 min

   A 19th-century slave trader and reputed pirate known as Fermin Antonio Mundaca de Marechaja built a two-story mansion complete with gardens and graceful archways. His beloved woman married another islander and brokenhearted Mundaca died, and the hacienda fell into disrepair. The complex has some walls and foundations, a large central pond, some rusting cannons, and a partially rebuilt house. At the southern end stands a gateway with an impressive stone arch.

• Public transportation options are available nearby
• Suitable for all physical fitness levels

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.