Stories and guides from Isla Mujeres expats
Isla Mujeres has secured the World Travel Awards for the third consecutive year, solidifying its position as a top destination in Mexico and Central America, and highlighting its natural beauty and exceptional hospitality.
Isla Mujeres continues to attract visitors despite rain threats, with its beaches and natural attractions remaining a constant draw.
A Brazilian expat in Isla Mujeres shares observations on recent changes in the area, focusing on the impact of growth on daily life and infrastructure.
Isla Mujeres is participating in the DEMA Show 2026 for the first time, showcasing their diving offerings to attract specialized tourists and diversify the tourism market.
Municipal official Pepe Aguilar emphasizes the importance of community engagement and work territory in Isla Mujeres, highlighting his direct approach to addressing residents' needs.
Isla Mujeres' firefighters have enhanced their training at a national conference, equipping them with new tools and techniques to better handle emergency situations.
The municipal síndico Pepe Aguilar highlighted the importance of community engagement and progress in Isla Mujeres during a Segundo Informe Legislativo event.
Tanit de María won the fourth edition of the ‘Cántale a México con el Corazón’ competition in Isla Mujeres, Mexico, receiving a motorcycle and 10,000 pesos, highlighting the musical talent and cultural identity of the island.
The Ayuntamiento de Isla Mujeres has equipped ZOFEMAT workers with impermeable gear and supplies to ensure their safety and efficiency in maintaining the beaches' cleanliness during the rainy season.
Isla Mujeres is stepping up its flood prevention efforts with regular ditch cleaning and citizen report addressing, ensuring the island stays dry during the rainy season.
Isla Mujeres is hosting a free Pandora concert as part of the annual Luz y Vida festival, celebrating Día de Muertos from October 24th to November 2nd.
Isla Mujeres participated in Quintana Roo's 52nd anniversary celebrations, emphasizing local identity and state unity, which is crucial for expats and digital nomads living on the island.
The new cultural hub in Isla Mujeres, led by President Atenea Gómez, is nearing completion and will serve as a platform for education, creativity, and cultural preservation.
Local leader Pepe Aguilar advocates for a community-centric approach to transforming Isla Mujeres, emphasizing the importance of understanding the diverse needs and aspirations of both the island's insular and continental communities.
Atenea Gómez Ricalde held a community engagement session in Isla Mujeres, addressing the needs of women and families and providing follow-up on their previous requests, emphasizing the importance of direct interaction with the community.
A basketball clinic led by professional player Edgaras Zelionis brought fun and learning to Isla Mujeres, engaging kids and young adults in a day of skill development and community bonding.
The Armada de México received recognition from the Quintana Roo state government for its significant contributions to the region's development and safety, highlighting its role in emergency situations and community resilience.
Isla Mujeres held its annual Desayuno del Tacón Rosa to support women with breast cancer, emphasizing community support and early detection.
Six local voices from Isla Mujeres advanced to the final round of the “Cántale a México con el Corazón” competition, highlighting the island's rich musical talent and cultural identity.
Isla Mujeres is getting a new child support center to better assist 26 minors, marking a significant improvement in the island's care infrastructure.
