Mia Reef Isla Mujeres

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Mia Reef Isla Mujeres About the Resort

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Situated on a private islet on the secluded island of Isla Mujeres, six and a half miles northeast of Cancun, Mia Reef Isla Mujeres is truly defined by the beauty, enjoyment, relaxation and romance of being just footsteps from the sea. More a private island sanctuary than a stereotypical Mexican resort, here the warm trade winds, panoramic vistas, crystalline waters and sugar-white sand beaches produce dramatic a setting that is right out of a fairy tale. Even so, all the luxuries you'd expect are still to be found - enjoy a private beach, oceanfront pool with swim-up bar, spa services, natural on-site pool, fitness center, two restaurants and bar and even a private dock on-site to sail away. The resort's all-inclusive plan makes keeping your mind on the fun instead of budgeting easier than ever.

Mia Reef Isla Mujeres features ninety-three beachfront guest rooms in the contemporary tower and sixty-three Spanish-style villas, all overlooking the Caribbean. Boasting trendy, upscale décor, all rooms, suites and villas offer comforts such as king, queen or double beds, air-conditioning, color satellite TV, telephone, name brand bath amenities and a coffee maker. The most luxurious suites also include features like balconies and even whirlpool hot tubs overlooking the ocean.

Overlooking the ocean just a ten-minute walk outside downtown Cancun, Mia Reef Isla Mujeres offers the perfect gateway to Caribbean paradise. From here, those with a passion for art will want to check out the Park of Sculptures, which displays twenty-three original pieces by local and foreign artists, including world-famous Mexican sculptors Sebastian and Jose Luis Cuevas. If you're visiting in the summer months, the Turtle Farm is a must-see - here, turtle hatchlings are protected and set free into the ocean once they can fend for themselves. For stunning sunrises and sights alike, brave the trek to Punta Sur, where, in some parts, the cliffs reach over sixty feet above sea and overlook Cancun, the bay of Isla Mujeres and the Caribbean Sea.