Tours and Tickets to Experience Playa Norte (North Beach)
Playa Norte (North Beach)
Bottled water is available at all the restaurants, hotels, and grocery stores on Isla Mujeres.
US dollars are accepted, and credit cards are accepted at most hotels and large restaurants and by some tour operators.
You can rent a golf cart for a few hours, a full day, or 24 hours to get around the island.
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There are plenty of ways to experience Playa Norte (North Beach). Looking at ratings and reviews previously given by customers, these are the best tours available right now:
It’s free to visit Playa Norte, but you need to pay to rent sun chairs and umbrellas. Ferries from Cancun cost around US$30 round-trip, while a snorkel trip starts at around US$70. Private charters cost from US$900, depending on the size of the boat and what’s included.
Playa Norte is well known for its sandy white beaches, crystal water, and palm trees. It’s a popular place, so you’re not likely to have the place to yourself. However, there are beach clubs, plenty of water sports to try, umbrellas and sun chairs to rent, and places to purchase food and drinks.
Playa Norte is open year-round, but you’ll experience different weather and prices depending on the season. The weather is dry and warm from January to April, but it’s busy and more expensive then. From May-August it’s hot, and from September-December you can expect some rain, but cheaper prices.
Yes, Playa Norte (North Beach) is great for kids. The water is clear and shallow close to the shore, so kids can wade and play easily. Further out, you may have current, so be careful. There is also plenty of shade, with the option to rent umbrellas and sun chairs.
Yes, Playa Norte is worth it. The water’s calm and clear, making it perfect for wading, before relaxing on the white sandy beach. If you want a more chilled-out vibe and a break from energetic Cancun, then make the trip to Playa Norte. The boat ride from Cancun is fun, too.