We drove down to the end of the island for a few hours and we’re told that we must stop by Punta Sur. It was breathtaking, we hiked down to take in the scenery and get some pictures. Take me backlkkk.

Punta Sur is worth the trek. Once you pay the small fee, the trail winds through a sculpture garden to the Mayan structure at the end of the point. This is a place Mayan women came to pray for love and to have children. The...More

Pay the 3$ per person and walk the trail and steps down to the point, it was beautiful! There are restrooms and restaurant there too.

Punta Sur is a gem. You can rent a golf cart to get there, motorbike or a taxi. I took a cab. Its 100 pesos each way. Get there early (10-11 is fine) before the crowds come. Entrance to the park is 30 pesos.

We spent some time here on 3/20/19 for my birthday! I love all the iguanas all over the place and the view is absolutely amazing! We ventured onto the walking path around the mountain, which leads to other fun things like caves, BIGGER iguanas etc....More

The view is amazing... Gorgeous ocean, spraying water, and iguanas everywhere. But the old metal art installations are rusted and falling over, leaving eyesores everywhere. As well, all safety railings have rotted away, leaving dangerous drops off the rocks. Costs to walk to the point,...More

Absolutely beautiful view from this location. Stopped at the restaurant had a few drinks and bought some souveniers as well. There is a gift shop and also some local vendors selling stuff. You can walk out to see the ruins for i think 30 pesos...More