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Mexico’s Isla Holbox

Islands Without Cars, the unique independent travel series hosted by Kira Cook, is back for a second season! In six whimsical half-hour installments, Kira shows us what life is like on islands in the Western Hemisphere’s developed world that have managed to keep a well-worn foot in the past by restricting or forbidding the use of motorized vehicles.

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Mexico’s Isla Holbox

Season 3 Episode 305 | 26m 46s | CC

Accessible by a twenty-minute ferry through calm waters, Holbox is an outdoor lover’s paradise comprised of a series of beaches, a protected nature reserve, and a tiny town dotted with restaurants and shops. Its charm…is its undeveloped authenticity…and ability to see and swim with the largest sharks in the world: the massive (but friendly and plankton-eating) whale sharks.

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