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4.3 (16 reviews)

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Laury,  France France
16 Mar 2024
Terrible
Expérience horrible, même pas 2 statuts vues, personnel insultant. Pire experience touristique de ma vie. J'ai voulu avoir un SAV mais seulement un robot pour me répondre et aucunes suites. Très...
Expérience horrible, même pas 2 statuts vues, personnel insultant. Pire experience touristique de ma vie. J'ai voulu avoir un SAV mais seulement un robot pour me répondre et aucunes suites. Très décue, plus jamais.
MUSA Cancún Underwater Art Museum: Snorkeling Tour
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Heather,  United States United States
05 Dec 2022
Good
Didn't care for the glass bottom. Submarine. Cramped and didn't see a whole lot of sea life. The snorkeling portion was amazing. All crew for both were wonderful. Would highly recommend the...
Didn't care for the glass bottom. Submarine. Cramped and didn't see a whole lot of sea life. The snorkeling portion was amazing. All crew for both were wonderful. Would highly recommend the snorkeling tour.
MUSA Cancún Underwater Art Museum: Snorkel and Glass-bottomed boat tour with drink
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Britta,  Germany Germany
16 Jul 2019
Excellent
It is great that every participant can choose how long they snorkel. We hat lots of fun!
MUSA Cancún Underwater Art Museum: Snorkeling Tour

About: MUSA Cancún Underwater Art Museum

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The Museo Subacuático de Arte (or MUSA) is an underwater museum which first opened in 2009. It's located in the waters surrounding Cancún, Isla Mujeres and Punta Nizuc and makes a great trip from Cancún or Playa Del Carmen.

MUSA Cancún Underwater Art Museum
Cerrada Las Golondrinas, Alfredo V. Bonfil # 24, 77560, Cancún
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