• Isla Mujeres Hotel Reviews
Here is a listing of some of the hotels on the islands with links to the hotel's website and links to reviews of the hotel.

• Isla Mujeres Restaurant Reviews
This page provides a listing of many of the places to eat on the islands with links to the reviews of each of them by members of the Isla Mujeres Message Board, who have eaten just about anywhere on the island where food is served.

• Weather Information
For information on current weather, including storm information, go to the IslaTravelers.com weather information page, where I have put together a collection of links and RSS feeds that will help you find the information that you want.

• Isla-Mujeres.net
This site contains a wealth of information about the island. Anyone thinking of traveling there should go to this site.

• IslaMujeres.info
This site has been around for a long time too, and has a message board.

• Barracuda Bash
Treasureman's annual Barracuda Bash is an event held in January each year to benefit the local fishermen, where everyone involved can have some fun, catch some 'cuda, and drink some cerveza. Check out this website for tournament details.

• Handline Fishing Tournament
If you can't make it to the island in January, Jeri and Steve organize a Handline Fishing Tournament in February. This link will take you to their Isla Trip website, where you will find details on the upcoming tournament.

• Dancing Cactus Mexico Message Board
This is a new board where the community of Jerry and Anne's Mexico board has relocated. Jerry and Anne's Mexico was a very nice site with a really friendly message board, whose membership is primarily Pacific coasters. If you have questions about destinations on the west coast, this is the place to go.

• MyBeachBoard.com
If you want to get up to date info on other great beach destinations, go to Tami in Tejas' My Beach Board. The friendly folks there will help you with all your questions.

• This site's Portal Page
If you haven't checked out the portal page for the forum system in this website, please do. There you will find more links, newsfeeds about and from Mexico, and a lot of useful travel information.

• MapChick.com
On Laura Mapchick's website, there is some essential information for anyone traveling to the Mexican Caribbean, not the least of which is selection of the best guide maps money can buy.

• XE.com Currency Converter
Speaking of money, anyone traveling to a foreign country needs a currency converter, and xe.com has an easy to use converter for any country's currency.

• Ticketbus.com
In Mexico, traveling by bus can sometimes be the best way to get from point a to b. Here is a link to Ticketbus, where you will find schedules and fares for busses all over the country.

• Timeleft.info
Ok, you've planned your trip, but it isn't for weeks. You're obsessed with the adult version of "are we there yet?" From this site you can download a clever little countdown clock so you can always know how long before your vacation.

• Mexico.udg.mx
Here is an interesting site about the Mayan Culture with some really nice illustrations. The history section stops in the 16th century, but the whole site is very nicely presented, and quite interesting and informative.

• Crystalinks.com
The Crystalinks website contains an interesting and informative section on Mayan history and culture. Crystalinks is a metaphysical site, and while I am not really into that, I did really like this section. The history page covers not only ancient, but also post Columbian to 20th century, including the Mayan revolution of the mid 19th to early 20th century.