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Isla Mujeres Ferry Services Information

ISLA MUJERES FERRY SERVICES

To get to Isla Mujeras you have two ferry docks to choose from. Puerto Juarez is closer to downtown Cancun city and the airport while Gran Puerto Cancun is located less than a half a mile before the Puerto Juarez ferry docks.

If arriving to Cancun by bus or air, catch the ferry to Isla Mujeres at:

PUERTO JUAREZ FERRY TERMINAL

From the bus station you take the R15 local bus but taxi is easiest and it is a 10-15 minute drive by taxi.

Ferries to Isla Mujeres from Puerto Juarez leave every half hour running from 6:30am to 8:30pm with a final ferry at 12:00 pm.

Cost - $70 Pesos one way

GRAN PUERTO CANCUN FERRY TERMINAL

isla mujeres ferry boat If your hotel is in the hotel zone or you are travelling through it and wish to take the ferry to Isla Mujeras for the day or over night then get off the road at the tall observation tower [El Embarcardero] at the northern end. You will see the signs directing you to the docks.

The ferry to Isla Mujeres from the Gran Puerto and Puerto Juarez costs the same.

Express boats leave every half hour and the crossing takes about 15 minutes. The first crossing from Cancun is at 5:30 AM. The express boats operate until 12:30 am.

Cost - $70 Pesos one way

PUNTA SAM CAR FERRY TERMINAL

There is a car ferry service at Punta Sam, five miles north of Puerto Juarez. It leaves for Isla Mujeres at 8:00, 11:00 am, 2:45, 5:30 and 8:15 pm.

Naviera Contoy Car Ferry
From the U.S. and Canada: 011-52-(998) 887-0065
From Isla Mujeres: (998) 887-0065
From Cancun: 887-0065

Car Ferry Prices
Cars - $220 Pesos one way
Passengers - $18 Pesos one way
Bicycles - $58 Pesos one way
Motorcycles - $71 Pesos one way
Vans - $225 Pesos one way
Trucks - $275 Pesos one way

Ultramar
UltraMar Ferry Service Schedule
From the U.S. and Canada: 011-52-998-843-2011
From Isla Mujeres: 843-2011
From Cancun: 998-843-2011

Transportes Maritima Magana
From the U.S. and Canada: 011-52 (998) 877 0618 and 877 0382
From Isla Mujeres: (998) 877-0254/ 877-0088
From Cancun: 877-0618 and 877-0382

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"It's very simple. Fish can't live out of water. All you have to do is drink all the water out of the river. The fish will be left high and dry and then you can catch him and eat him."
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