Pacanda Island: 

This island is located in the center of the lake. It has an interior lagoon of singular beauty where carp and duck abound. 

Janitzio Island: 

A 40-meter-high monument was erected on its top in memory of Don José María Morelos y Pavón. Inside, the painter Ramón Alva de la Canal stamped the life of the hero. 

The community that inhabits it has preserved its customs, such as the Night of the Dead, a ceremony in which fishermen go out with their butterfly nets and boats illuminated with lit candles. 

Tecuena Island:  

It is the smallest island in Lake Pátzcuaro. Suggestive place that invites rest and reflection. 

Yunuen Island: 

Its attractions are its vegetation and its typical constructions. This island has a picturesque pier, cabins for lodging and other services to enjoy a quiet and pleasant stay.

Los Urandenes Islands: 

There are three islands surrounded by channels of great beauty. Here are the main reserves of white fish. Its inhabitants are skilled in fishing with butterfly nets. 

Jarácuaro: 

It is the largest island in Lake Pátzcuaro. The population is indigenous and from the temple dating from the 16th century you have a beautiful panoramic view. desde el templo que data del siglo xvi tiene una hermosa vista panorámica.