Cancún · CATAMARAN CRUISES
A catamaran buys shade, a flat deck and a swim ladder. These 15 compare the Isla Mujeres runs on price, group size, how long the snorkel stop lasts and whether the open bar is really open.
Review of Cancun's Isla Mujeres luxury sailing tour, covering snorkeling, lunch, open bar, transport, family and adults-only options.
“Judy is the best!!! She is thoughtful, knowledgeable & fun!!! You’ll never see whiter sands or more Turquois waters.”
Review of the Isla Mujeres catamaran tour from Cancun, with snorkeling, national open bar, beach club, lunch options, costs, and practical tips.
“A really fun day out. The staff are very friendly and welcoming. Really fun vibe. Would highly recommend.”
Review of Cancun’s all-inclusive Isla Mujeres catamaran, with snorkeling, buffet lunch, open bar, beach time, costs, timing, and practical tips.
“Fun day; it was definitely a party boat experience and not necessarily advertised as such. Snorkeling a disappointment but surf was rough.”
Review of Cancun’s Isla Mujeres catamaran tour, with El Meco snorkeling, open bar, buffet lunch, island time, and hotel transfers.
“The trip was beautiful. It was fun and the snorkeling was cool. The transportation was a little confusing but it ended up working out. At the end of the excursion the workers were hassling for pictures and hassling for tips. I mean really pushing. We didn’t enjoy the pictures and weren’t interested. They made the entire group uncomfortable because they were not happy with the tip, even though it wasn’t my group that didn’t tip well. The captain took his hat and was asking other members “that’s it?”, “thats my service was to you?” It just made everything unpleasant and uncomfortable. He ended up not helping us all off the…”
Review of Cancun’s Isla Mujeres catamaran tour with snorkeling, open bar, beach time, optional buffet, hotel pickup, and practical booking advice.
“This was such a fun experience. We opted for the option to be picked up and dropped off from our resort. No issues Communication here and on their app was good. I I highly recommend”
Review of a private Cancun to Isla Mujeres catamaran for up to 13, with snorkeling, open bar, flexible stops, pricing, and practical tips.
“Will and his crew were very attentive and fun. They went the extra mile to ensure we were having a great time.”
Review of Cancun Sailing Catamarans’ Isla Mujeres catamaran trip, with snorkeling, open bar, lunch, beach club access, transport, costs, and practical tips.
“From the Pick Up to the Drop Off, this excursion was one of the best we have done throughout Mexico. The team onboard did everything to ensure we had a great experience.”
Review of Cancun’s half-day catamaran to Isla Mujeres, with snorkeling, open bar, island time, costs, timing, and practical booking advice.
“Bam and crew were awesome,catamaran was super fun,drinks were endless,tour of Isla Mujeres was also fun!!”
Sail from Puerto Morelos to a shallow secret sandbar with lunch, drinks, paddleboards, and attentive small-group service.
“This was a fantastic and very chill experience overall. The boat crew was warm and friendly and very attentive. It was about a hour sail to the sand bar with music playing and drinks flowing (if you want). Nice shady spots to sit but also sunny and breezy spots as well. The swimming place was gorgeous. They had rafts to float with or you could actually touch the sandy bottom in most spots. We loved it all! If you’re considering whether to book this - go for it, it will not disappoint!”
Review the private Isla Mujeres catamaran tour from Cancun, with snorkeling, island time, an open bar, pricing, drawbacks, and booking tips.
“Amazing. Stop looking and just book. These guys are awesome. If you can request anyone I would 100% ask if you can request the crew mate Jesus(chickenin) he made everyone on the boat feel comfortable and cared about the entire time. He even walked and called a taxi for us to go back so it was safe and legit.”
Review of Albatros Catamarans’ Isla Mujeres Plus, with a catamaran ride, buffet, open bar, snorkeling, beach club, and golf cart costs.
“While the catamaran tour was well worth the time, there were a few things that were lacking! Let’s start off with the good. The catamaran captain and team were amazing! They were making sure we were taken care of in any way they could! The beach club food was average and nothing really to write home about! When you arrive to the check in be prepared to be harassed about your sunscreen! There was a lady that was very argumentative and demanding that we purchase theirs!”
Review of Oceanix’s 7-hour Isla Mujeres catamaran cruise from Cancun, with snorkeling, buffet lunch, open bar, transport, and practical booking tips.
“Staff was great! Thanks Alex and crew. Beautiful day with sun and rain. It was awesome. Snorkelling and island were just ok, but you can’t beat the catamaran trip.”
Cruise from Cancún to Isla Mujeres on a catamaran with snorkeling, lunch, open-bar drinks, beach time, and a lively crew.
“Alex was awesome! The drinks were refreshing, the lunch was delicious and downtown was nice. Really enjoyed jumping into the ocean and seeing the reef. Definitely would book again.”
Review of Isla Mujeres Platinum by Albatros Catamarans, with snorkeling, lunch, open bar, beach club time, and practical booking advice.
“We had an amazing time. The staff was great and very fun to be around. The sail was on a gorgeous day and everything we visited was beautiful. The snorkeling could have been a bit better. The waves were a little large and hard to swim with, with our life jackets on. Still a good swim, but borderline dangerous for us. Everything else about the trip including the tour through Isla Mujeres on the golf carts was amazing. We would definitely do it again.”
Review of Cancun’s Isla Mujeres catamaran tour with snorkeling, buffet lunch, open bar, hotel transfers, and a required $45 reef fee.
“Really awesome and professional. Everything in the description is included besides the dock tax per person. I wish we spent a little more time at the first stop to shop more but they were overpriced anyways so not that big of a deal. We paid extra to do golf carts, at the second stop, which was pretty fun and there are some small shops to buy souvenirs for cheap! They took pics all day, I was with a group of 6 so splitting the cost for all of them was not bad at all (I think it ended up being $6 each). All in all great day!”
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