My wife and I came here last year, walked around,saw the animals, looked at the iguanas, saw the remnants of Mundaca's house,etc.,etc. I thought to myself, "Maybe I was a bit hasty in giving the place an unfavorable review". You know what? I was right the first time. This is one of the few attractions on the island(not forgetting the... more

My kids and I rented a golf cart and drove through the country roads to get to the Hacienda Mundaca. It was their favorite part of the visit to Cancun, and in fact, we came back the following day to rent the golf cart and do the same things. The best part of the Hacienda Mundaca was that we met... more

I don't know what I was expecting but what I saw didn't measure up to my lowest expectations. It is, in essence a poorly maintained zoo and park. The Mundaca house has seen better days(If you can even call it a house) There was an alligator, A cage of monkeys, a deer, a garden like area, and benches that you... more

I think my family and I paid 30 peso's for the 3 of us to get in, which roughly is 3 dollars american. For the price we paid we had so much enjoyment of this park. We were able to see so many animals, and learn a lot of history. I deffinately recomend this attraction to everyone. more

Seems like most vistors to Isla just stay on the beach the whole time, which is understandable, but there's some neat, funky things like Hacienda Mundaca that are worth a trip. The admission is only $1 per person, and while the ruins themselves aren't that fascinating, the story behind them is interesting and romantic, and there's a small zoo and... more