Use this Catamaran to snorkel at Isla Mujeres and visit famous places on this Island.

The crystal clear waters surrounding Isla Mujeres is home to the largest underwater museum on the planet.

MUSA on Catamaran

Created by the artist Jason deCaires Taylor   founder and artistic director of MUSA (Museo Subacuático de Arte/Underwater Museum of Art). In collaboration with marine biologists and other experts, the sculptures are all designed to counteract the effects of climate change on our oceans and reef systems. The sculptures will be changed in their appearance over time, as coral grows and marine life establishes itself.

MUSA is a work-in-progress and was formally opened to the public on November 26, 2010. It will ultimately consist of 12 galleries containing nearly 1,364 artificial habitats.

To date the underwater museum comprises of; La Evolucion Silenciosa (The Silent Evolution), Coleccionista de los Sueños (Dream Collector), Hombre en Llamas (Man on Fire), La promesa (The promise), Inercia (Inertia), Anthropocene, Herencia (Inheritance), and Vacio (Void) — all created by Jason deCaires Taylor. The sculptures were submerged to a variety of different depths throughout the national park and can be visited either by snorkeling or scuba diving.

Silent Evolution can also be seen from a boat on the surface where the 400 pieces form the silhouette of an eye.