The views were fabulous and the color of the ocean was turquoise. The paths let you explore many levels of the park and also descend to the surf. There are not handrails on all paths so it’s not safe for small children without supervision. You can walk here from some hotels or take a taxi (they come by frequently) for 150 pesos. If you love scenery and ocean views this should not be missed.

Most beautiful scenery as well as history. You will need to pay $6 entry per person to walk the pathways/ coastline. There is free area to take pics, but to see the actual tip of the island you gotta pay.

Punta Sur is beyond words. It’s a place you just have to experience. Rich in history and beauty, this is a must do while visiting Isla Mujeres!! I recommend going first thing in the morning to avoid the heat and crowds. Take your time and enjoy each moment. You will be glad you did.

Gorgeous view! My favourite photo was an iguana on a rock lounging above the rocky waves below. F@&$ the ruins. I’m from a tourist town too and maybe I’ll do it one day, strolled down the path below- maybe if you’re cool and nice enough a local will give you some hints on some “hidden” spots. Amazingly inner sarcastic wit against a lot of really stupid people playing with boobs of statues and being just lame on an island that stands for much much more in terms of women. Now there’s some free entertainment.

Get there before 10:30. We had the place to ourselves almost but when we left around 11 huge groups started pouring in. There's a lot of walking with no shade. The temple itself is small and but the statues and the stairs going down to the water is a good time. You'll be in and out in less than 45 minutes.

We spent an interesting 90 minutes or so here. The statues are all good (though the QR code explanations aren't ideal for cheapskate foreigners who have turned off data roaming) and the walkways down and around the cliffs give some excellent views. Not for the faint-hearted though - there are few guard-rails and the concrete path is broken in a few places. The views make up for the moments of anxiety

Definitely worth the cost of admission. Well kept national park along the south end of isla mujeres. There is a small ruin of a Mayan pyramid. The walking path down to the water and along the coastline was stunning. Take the steps down! $6 entry fee that is cash only

Punta Sur is stunning. I would encourage everyone to take this easy hike to witness the most amazing unspoiled views of this beautiful island. The paths are easily walkable and took about an hour to see it all.

Exceptional views and beautiful seaside scenery. Some local vendors to visit and great photo ops. Bathrooms are 10 pesos to use. However if you pay the small entrance fee (about$6) to the park with the ruins, there is a wonderful easy walking trail to visit some cultural and historical points of interest including a Mayan ruin site. It turns out this is the Eastern most point in Mexico. There is also a separate walking trail at your choice to do which requires some steep stairs and at times there are no railings. We managed just fine though and it was worth the adventure and the beautiful views. Definitely a must stop when touring the island- it took us about 25 minutes by golf cart to arrive. Well worth the time and the entrance fee!

We visited Punta Sur based on a number of FB recommendations and it’s the #2 thing to do on Trip Advisor! I usually capture sunsets, I’m not awake for many sunrises, I kept putting this off until today, I’m glad I got up and saw the sunrise at this beautiful spot. There is a lot of history here and I would pay the $6 per person to talk the path and get a little closer to the cliffs/water. We enjoyed so much we are going back tonight to see the sun go down!