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Location
15
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Isla
Mujeres, only seven km long and a kilometer wide, is a
laid -back provincial island, half Caribbean and half Mexican.
Here nobody's in a rush, everybody knows everybody, and foreigners
are welcome . Since the late 50s, the island has been a destination
in its own right and visitors measure their stays in weeks,
not days. Playa Norte has the best beaches. Downtown Isla
is a cluster of shops, informal restaurants, cafés,
and bars where the strains of reggae, salsa, rock, jazz and
romantic ballads can be heard.
In spite of its reduced size the island is full of things
to see and do. Isla's narrow streets are full of shops stocking
beachweare and handicrafts from all over Mexico; look for
pottery, woodcarvings, Panama hats, hammock and the famous
gold and silver jewelry created by local jewelers. Visit the
Ruins of the Treasury Mundaca, the National Sub Aquatic Park
of Garrafon and explore the many extraordinary reefs. The
novice, intermediate or advanced divers will be able to delight
themself with the great variety of multicolored fishes that
inhabit the waters of this island.
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The
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Punta
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