ENTERTAINMENT

_I. GUEST SERVICES & ACTIVITIES

_Snorkeling/Diving
There are many operations willing to take tourists out to some of the local reefs for some fantastic snorkeling. Generally, a reservation is not required. Just head toward the ferry or the beach and you should find someone looking for passengers. You shouldn't need to worry about equipment, as it is generally included in the price.

If diving is more your speed, there are several good dive shops located on Isla Mujeres. Diving around the island provides a great experience for a wide range of expertise. There are reefs in shallow, low current water for the new divers to deep reef dives for the more experienced. For the truly experienced, try the Cave of the Sleeping Sharks or one of the local shipwrecks like Ultra Freeze. At least a one day's notice is required for the smaller dives. For the more advanced dives it may take more time to gather enough people.

_The gentle current creates a vast and varied marine life. Visibility is normally between 60 and 100 feet. Enjoy the beautiful crystal-clear aquatic waters and dive into an experience like never before. All the dive sites are easily accessible and can be reached within 20 minutes. The Cave of the Sleeping Sharks is one of the islands features for the more experienced divers. Guests can also take courses to receive their certification for diving.

• Tours to Archaeological Sites
  Isla Mujeres is home to many archaeological sites.
• Chichen Itza - known as the Capital of the Mayan Empire and the most important archeological site in the Yucatan, its origin dates back to 455 A.D.
• Coba - The primary pyramid is 3.5 meters higher than Chichen Itza, and has over 4,000 stone structures.
• Tulum - Situated along the Mexican Caribbean ocean, this site is the only walled city in Mayan culture.