MUSA Cancún Underwater Art Museum: Visitor Center at MUSA Cancún Underwater Art Museum

MUSA Cancún Underwater Art Museum: Visitor Center is a museum in Cancún dedicated to one of the largest underwater sculpture parks in the world. Located at Cerrada Las Golondrinas, Alfredo V. Bonfil #24, the visitor centre presents the history, concept, and artistic vision behind MUSA's submerged collection, which spans hundreds of life-size sculptures installed on the seabed of the National Marine Park of Cancún, Isla Mujeres, and Punta Nizuc. The centre offers a dry, land-based way to engage with the project, with no diving, snorkelling, or boat access required.

Visitors can expect around one hour exploring exhibits that document the creation and ecological purpose of the underwater installations, where sculptures double as artificial reefs supporting coral growth. Note that entry here covers the visitor centre only and does not include access to the underwater area, diving or snorkelling, a glass-bottom boat tour, jungle tour, or a guided tour. The centre has no wheelchair access, and the cancellation policy is non-refundable. For those planning a broader trip, there is plenty more to explore among the things to do in Tulum and the surrounding region.