Garrafon Park at Isla Mujeres

Located just 25 minutes from Cancun, Mexico, Garrafon Reef Park at Isla Mujeres is known worldwide for its natural beauty and incredible recreational activities. Snorkeling in the Mexican Caribbean is just one of the many activities featured at this eco-park. Whether you’re into kayaking, biking, hiking, flying on a zip-line, or swimming with friendly dolphins, Garrafon has something for everyone. Experience all that Garrafon Reef Park has to offer and create amazing memories that will last a lifetime. We offer excellent tours departing from Cancun.

A great idea while visiting Garrafon is Swimming with Dolphins at Dolphin Discovery Facilities near the park. There are dolphin swims for all ages, from 1 year old and up. The Royal Dolphin Swim here is the only one in Cancun that includes both the ultra-popular "foot push", where the dolphins push you across the pool with their noses so fast you lift out of the water, as well as the "dorsal tow", where you get a fast and fun ride on the dolphin's back across the pool.

There are several options for visiting Garaffon, the following is included with Garrafon Discovery Package

• Round-trip Boat Ride
• Continental Breakfast
• Snorkeling Equipment
• Hammocks
• Showers
• Climber's Tower
• All Taxes and Fees
• Lounge Chairs
• Delicious Buffet Lunch
• Punta Sur Sculpture Park
• Lighthouse
• Entrance Fee to Garrafon Park
• Domestic Open Bar
• Life Jackets
• Panoramic Swimming Pool
• Dressing Rooms
• Marine Platforms
• Shopping Tour of Isla Mujeres
• Snorkeling on a Coral Reef
• White Sand Beaches
• Kayaks
• Ixchel Mayan Temple

Royal Garrafon Package adds this additional activities:

• American Breakfast
• Lockers
• Bicycle Tour
• National Open Bar at the park

Activities at extra cost

• Swim With Dolphins (At Dolphin Discovery Facilities)
• Scuba Diving
• Zip-line ($5 usd)

How to get to garrafon Park

There are a couple of ways to get to the park.  We recommend you to take one of the tours mentioned above. Transportation from Cancun is included in the price of the tour, very easy.  The best part is you're not really restricted on what you do once you're in the park, you're on your own - so there's not really a downside to this method.  The other way is to take the regularly scheduled Isla Mujeres Ferry, then take a taxi to the park, pay the entrance fee, which is now only offered as an all-inclusive entrance fee.  But, this way you still end up paying about the same, and not nearly as many things are included in your price.

We offer the following excursions to Garrafon Park

• Royal Garrafon
• Royal Garragon and Swim with dolphins