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The Walk is Incredible! The Primitive Walkways that have been made by the Erosion on the Sea the Abundance of Iguana's make it a incredible experience.
Breath taking views and free entry...
With the exception of the Playa Norte crystal clear waters, Punta Sur is probably the best thing to see on the Island.
You need transport there which was $42 for a day hire of a golf cart.
This place has the most amazing views of the caribbean, if you have luck, you can see dolphins or whales. There is no shadows so be careful with the sun!
They were just restoring area when visited so it was free entry. Beautiful scenery very tip of island. We hired a golf cart to get around the island. There are loads of places o hire them but most want y9ur driving license. We hired ours...More
As of the end of September 2019, there was no more arts in the park. So unless you are doing a tour of the island, the only things interesting there are the iguanas and the scenery.
We stayed at Mia reef on the north end of the island. Rented a golf cart and visited punta sur for the day. Beautiful waters and lots of iguanas all around. This is the point where the Caribbean Sea meets the Atlantic sea. Water is...More
It's a very picturesque part of the island. Once you get to the tip, make sure you take the steps down to the path that leads you to the water. There's a great area with a small cove, where you jump in the water for...More
I first visited Punta Sur fifty years ago. Seeing how some other beautiful spots of Mujeres have been "updated" or overrun, I approached Punta Sur with caution. What I found is a wonderful design of paths that enhance and honor the experience of the Mayan...More
