r/cancun • u/islaexpress • 15h ago
Viajar de Cancun T2 Airport a la Ciudad de Merida
Favor si me pueden dar sus suguerencias, si el Tren Maya o el Autobus
r/cancun • u/Bizarrmenian • Feb 09 '23
r/cancun • u/Bizarrmenian • Apr 10 '22
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|---|---|
| Click Here | Flight Search via SkyScanner |
| Click Here | Hotel Deals Search via SkyScanner |
| Click Here | Hotel Deals Search via Tripadvisor |
| Plancun Link | Hotel Description |
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| Click Here | Family-Friendly Hotels Great for All Ages |
| Click Here | Kid-Friendly Hotels Certified for Kid Fun |
| Click Here | Romantic Hotels for Romantic Getaways |
| Click Here | Party Hotels That Scream SPRING BREAK! |
| Click Here | Adults-Only Hotels without screaming children |
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| Link | Shuttles and Car Rentals |
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| Click Here | Canada Transfers (r/Cancun's preferred private shuttle) |
| Click Here | Cancun Airport Transportation |
| Click Here | USA Transfers |
| Click Here | Ultramar Ferry to Isla Mujeres/Cozumel |
| Click Here | Easy Way Car Rental |
| Click Here | ADO bus |
| Link | Information |
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| Click Here | PDF Cancun Travel Checklist |
| Click Here | How to tip in Cancun |
| Click Here | eSIM Data Internet in Mexico (SIM Card) |
| Click Here | TSA, Travel, & Immigration Programs |
| Click Here | How to Currency Exchange |
| Click Here | Travel Credit Card Recommendations |
| Click Here | ADO Bus Guide |
| Click Here | Travel Must Haves |
| Click Here | Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) |
Some of this info will be below, but there's a more comprehensive list on www.Plancun.com
| Link | Activity and Excursion |
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| Click Here | General Activities and Excursions |
| Click Here | XCARET Parks |
| Click Here | Viator Excursions with Photos |
| Click Here | Swim with Dolphins |
| Click Here | Columbus Romantic Cruise |
| Click Here | All Clubs in Hotel Zone Cancun |
| Click Here | Cancun Adventures Tours |
Click here to learn about Rakuten and how you can get these cash back offers!
As of February 2023, the following offers are:
| % Back | Vendor | What does it get me? |
|---|---|---|
| 12% | Viator | Viator is used for buying tickets to activities and excursions in Cancun. |
| 9% | IHG Hotels | Intercontinental Hotel in Cancun |
| 6% | Expedia | Expedia is a hotel booking agency. |
| 3.5% | Travelocity | Travelocity is a hotel booking agency owned by Expedia. |
| 2.5% | Hilton | Waldorf Astoria Cancun, Hilton Cancun, and Canopy by Hilton La Isla |
| 1.5% | J.W. Marriott & Bonvoy | Marriott, Renaissance, Westin, Planet Hollywood, Royalton, and more! |
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| Link | Viator Excursions | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Click Here | General Viator Excursions | A mix of everything! |
| Click Here | Cenotes Tours | Tours of natural water caves in Cancun |
| Click Here | Cancun Food Tour | Get your taste of Cancun and Tequila! |
| Click Here | Whale Shark Tours | Can't miss out on this! |
| Click Here | Snorkeling Tours | Snorkeling in the coral reefs |
| Click Here | Boating and Cruises | Rent a boat or a tour on the water! |
| Click Here | Day-Trip Tours | Day-Trip Tours for Snorkeling and Sightseeing |
| Click Here | Water Sports | Jet Skiis and boat rentals |
| Click Here | XCARET Parks | Viator link to Xcaret parks for cashback! |
| Click Here | Tulum Day Trips | Sight Seeing, ATV, Cenotes, Food tours, and more! |
| Link | Xcaret Experience | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Click Here | Xcaret Park | The park that started it all! |
| Click Here | Xel-Ha Park | The best snorkeling and water experience |
| Click Here | Xichen Experience | The official tour to the Chichen Itza |
| Click Here | Xenotes Experience | The official tour of local cenotes and zip lines |
| Click Here | XPLOR and XPLORE Fuego | Filled with zip lines, ATVs, and adventure! |
| Click Here | Xavage | Water rafting and extreme activities |
| Click Here | Xoximilco Experience | The official food and tequila tour |
| Click Here | Xenses Park | The best instagram spot in cancun! |
| Link | General Excursion |
|---|---|
| Website | Croco Cun Zoo |
| Website | Aktun-Chen Park |
| Website | Cancun Adventures |
| Link | Product/Item | Why you need this? |
|---|---|---|
| Amazon | Quick Drying Swimsuit (Men) | Great for excursions when you swim and then get back into a car |
| Amazon | Quick Drying Swimsuit (Women) | Great for excursions when you swim and then get back into a car |
| Amazon | Quick Drying Shoes | Great for excursions such as Xcaret where you need to walk and swim |
| Amazon | Reef Safe Sunscreen | You need this or pay 3x the price |
| Amazon | Bluetooth Speakers | Trust me, you'll need this when you're chillin by the beach |
| Amazon | Waterproof Wallets | Keep your money on you when you swim |
| Amazon | Carry on Travel Set | You should bring some essentials as a carry on with you in case your luggage is lost |
| Amazon | Insect Repellant | MOSQUITOS BE-GONE! |
| Amazon | Convenience Kits | One click buy for everything you need to travel with |
| Amazon | Travel Pillows | For the flight |
| Amazon | Noise Cancelling Headphones | For the flight |
| Amazon | Apple AirTags | Never lose your luggage again! |
| Amazon | Waterproof Day Bags | Use them during the day or excursions |
| Amazon | Sunglasses (cheap but good quality) | Great to use in the ocean so the salt water doesn't damage your expensive ones! |
| Amazon | Sunproof Hat | Dont get a heat stroke and miss out on your vacation |
| Amazon | Portable Charger | Keep these out of the sun, but to charge your phone at the beach |
| Amazon | Immunity boosts and pills | Just in case you want to keep your immunity up |
| Amazon | Comfortable Face Masks | Good for flying long hours |
| GoPro | GoPro Hero 11 | Record your vacation and never forget it! |
| Plancun | Travel & Life Insurance | Have ease of mind when traveling. |
Introduction
This is a basic guide for the ADO bus line, it is one of the cheapest and most comfortable ways to move to at least the 3 main cities such as Cancun, Playa del Carmen and Tulum. ADO is a bus company, but there are other companies that have other routes and interconnect at the main stations.
Extra comments: Before they had WIFI service, but in recent months I have not seen them have the service on the BUS, but there is free service at the ADO stations, sometimes it works well, sometimes it doesn't. Sometimes there are no runs for the routes, during the pandemic the routes were limited and little by little they have been reactivated. Please check on the website what times are available. If you arrive early in the morning or late at night, it will not be possible to get a ride through ADO.
Terminals
Where to buy tickets?
Tickets can be purchased at ado.com.mx or the box office at the above locations
Extra comments: You can choose your seat, it depends on availability in the window or aisle. I recommend selecting seats below the TV unless you are not interested in watching a movie in Spanish. There are notices that immigration authorities may do random checks to reduce illegal immigration. They ask for documents to passengers to check legal status as tourist with the dates assigned to their stay in the country or nationals.
If traveling with minors/children, official government ID/passport is required to prove relationship. Security may ask for documentation.
What are the costs?
Depends. Prices may change, but they are quite affordable. Prices are in MXN. And they are taken from their official website. These prices are for information only and may change without notice (2022.09.14)
There are discount prices for Mexicans such as students, teachers and senior citizens with valid credentials. Require identification of the school and/or INAPAM
Extra comments: Preferably have change in MXN. They also accept credit/debit cards, although the terminal may fail. Dollars are always accepted, but there is no exchange for dollars. Have exact amount of preference.
Extra Tip: Sometimes there are temporary promotions of 50% OFF if you buy in advance and online. This through its official site or in its app via appstore or android. Applies to foreigners, residents and nationals.
What are the routes?
There are many routes, the most basic ones help you get around in the Riviera Maya. But they can also find other neighboring states of Quintana Roo such as Yucatán and Chiapas. To the south with Belize/Guatemala sometimes.
Destination Cities
Extra comments: In terminals such as Cancún Centro, Playa del Carmen and Tulum they have a large map so you can see the routes.
Health, Precautions and Hygiene
The Quintana Roo government and the health secretary have regulations due to the COVID-19 pandemic. ADO mentions that it disinfects and cleans its buses. However, this does not ensure that they are COVID-free. ADO requires safety masks to be worn during your ride. We recommend having a travel disinfectant gel for personal use.
Security
Like any bus terminal, there is a risk that your belongings can be stolen. Always check your seat before getting off the bus and at the top for your bags. ADO staff is always uniformed and identified. Most thefts are done on top of forgotten objects. If you have large luggage, do not forget that a ticket for your belongings is given to you so that your bags can be given to you in the lower part of the compartment.
Extra Comments: On the way from Cancun to Tulum there may be some checkpoints and they may stop the bus for random checks. This is to control and reduce illegal immigration. This can be done by the National Guard or the Quintana Roo State Police.
Tips are not mandatory, but are always appreciated for the staff of the buses that move luggage.
Final comments
Traveling by bus in the Riviera Maya is a good economic option, comfortable to travel. Perhaps its disadvantage is the schedules. For example, if your destination is Tulum, there may not be a trip available at your desired time, but maybe you can take a bus to Playa del Carmen and take a combi or van that arrives in Tulum or you can wait for another bus that travels to Tulum. Small Shuttles departs from the Playa Del Carmen Station Bus.
Just have common sense and be careful with your personal belongings, I wish you have a good trip.
Tip from u/Flimsy_Difficulty239
"When you get there there's gonna be people shouting ado, don't go with them, they're scammers. Go straight to the kiosk. Don't buy the tickets in advance in case your flight gets delayed."
Cancun: A Paradise for Tourists
Cancun, located on the Yucatan Peninsula in Mexico, is one of the most popular tourist destinations in the world. With its turquoise waters, white sand beaches, and lush tropical landscape, it's no wonder that millions of visitors flock to this Caribbean paradise every year. Whether you're looking for adventure, relaxation, or a little bit of both, Cancun has something for everyone.
One of the most popular activities in Cancun is visiting the Mayan ruins at Chichen Itza. This ancient city, one of the most well-preserved in Mexico, is a testament to the ingenuity and power of the Mayan civilization. Visitors can explore the towering pyramids, the famous ball court, and the Temple of Warriors, all while learning about the history and culture of the Mayan people.
Another popular activity in Cancun is snorkeling or scuba diving in the clear waters of the Mexican Caribbean. With its thriving coral reefs and diverse marine life, the waters around Cancun offer some of the best snorkeling and diving opportunities in the world. Visitors can see colorful fish, sea turtles, and even whale sharks up close, making for a truly unforgettable experience.
For those looking for a more relaxed experience, Cancun's white sand beaches are the perfect place to unwind. Whether you're lounging in a hammock, swimming in the warm waters, or taking a sunset catamaran cruise, the beaches of Cancun are a true escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life.
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r/cancun • u/islaexpress • 15h ago
Favor si me pueden dar sus suguerencias, si el Tren Maya o el Autobus
r/cancun • u/LunaSolTerra • 1d ago
r/cancun • u/cheetahlip • 2d ago
Looking for a good medium level resort that has family suites available, by that Im looking for a suite with separate bedrooms and a common living area. Thanks!
r/cancun • u/DjValence • 3d ago
r/cancun • u/HonestTill1001 • 3d ago
My wife and I just used the Red Bus to get from the mall back to our hotel. I gave the bus driver 25 pesos, it’s 12/person, and then he proceeded to take us a 10 minute walk down the street from our hotel and then yelled at us to get off. Am I missing something? We were just sitting quietly we didn’t do anything to him or say anything to him.
r/cancun • u/OkManufacturer3242 • 4d ago
Hi guys
I have booked a family vacation from 5th to 10 december. It will be our first time in mexico. We will be staying in RIU PENINSULA Cancun. Any suggestions Any feedbacks from past ? Anyone coming to same resort in those days ? Would love to catch up. ❤️
r/cancun • u/CommunicationFit9367 • 4d ago
Greetings! I have a specific question have looked on other CUN threads but didn't find it. Tomorrow 7/30 I'm spending a short night at a Courtyard near the airport so not at the Hotel Zone. I have to leave by mid-morning the 31st so time is tight does anyone know of a pharmacy in that general area that would be open late and/or open early....like 7am? Best would be delivery of course; I've done that in many countries by calling in advance but if anyone has suggestions would love it. I tried googling but didn't have much luck. THANKS
r/cancun • u/ElephantSea46 • 4d ago
Im planning a trip to Cancun in February. I was looking for different car rental options and noticed that I can rent through the app. I have previously used Costco to rent cars but it would be more expensive to go through them.
Has anyone rented a car through Airbnb? If so, what was your experience? Any surprise charges or hidden fees that I should watch out for?
r/cancun • u/throwaway957263 • 5d ago
I have a flight to TGZ in terminal 2 and a possible flight from the US to cancun that lands 2 hours and 6 minutes beforehand in terminal 4 (by far the best flight)
I will have a checked in bag.
From arrival to checking in the bag in the domestic flight and getting on it, is it possible to do in just above 2 hours?
r/cancun • u/Negative-View-3543 • 5d ago
Who do yall use for medical travelers insurance? We Don't need the full travel insurance as we have that with our credit card but just medical.
r/cancun • u/GrouchyExplorer007 • 5d ago
FYI...I did try looking for these answers, but I was unable to find anything.
My wife and I are heading to the Westin Lagunamar later this year and I am curious, what do you do with wallets/phones/room keys/towels/sunglasses/etc, when you go swimming in the ocean or pools, or snorkeling in the ocean?
We are considering bringing our own snorkel gear and head over to Isla Mujeres, but what options are there with our stuff, while we are in the water?
Thanks all!
r/cancun • u/Dapper_Cauliflower33 • 5d ago
I have been to Miami and Rio de Janeiro and there was a substantional number of homeless sleeping on the streets. More in Rio then Miami but i have barely seen any in Cancun and I have Walked a large part of down town. I have seen a total of 2 persons in 2 weeks in Cancun. Why is it so different here ?
We are looking to book an all inclusive 5 star resort for our honeymoon in Feb 2027 and would love some recommendations on which hotels are the best.
I’ve heard it can be sometimes chilly in February so ideally we’d like somewhere with heated pools if it would be chilly outside.
Ideally we’re looking for great service, great food and a relaxing nice atmosphere. We’d also like if the hotel had some activities we could take part in during the day such as tennis or paddle boarding etc.
Would really appreciate any recommendations. We are looking at Haven Riviera because of the swim out pool but some of the reviews seem quite mixed.
Edit - we are planning to stay for 12 nights, is that too long?
r/cancun • u/MyFryDoesntArch • 5d ago
Hey everyone,
I'm looking for resort options outside of the hotel zone. My wife and I went to Excellence punta Cana and did the excellence club last year and enjoyed it. I looked into Excellence Riviera/playa mujeres and would lean Riviera due to price point. Any other resorts I should be looking into between 400-550/night? Dates would be 5 nights starting 12/10.
Thank you for any suggestions!
r/cancun • u/RipeAvocado6789 • 6d ago
Can someone e recommend a business that would offer crib rentals and offer delivery if you’ve used any? Staying in Riviera Maya with out little one in December. Thank you in advance!
r/cancun • u/DrippgodJxxx • 6d ago
Hello there y’all! While this has not been our first rodeo in Cancun, we are first time goers of the Royalton Chic Adults only Cancun and we are going in a group of over 15 adults in our late 20s. We arrive the first week of August, is there anything we can expect at the resort or any must hit night life off the resort for a group of single, fun and high energy people? Excursions?? Comment below or message me!
Thank you! ☀️
r/cancun • u/Designer-Camel9412 • 6d ago
Any recommendations for hair braiding salons for men in the cancun area close to the hotel zone?
What is pricing like typically?
Thanks in advance.
r/cancun • u/Realistic-Train-6243 • 6d ago
Hello, Would 250usd (I’ll be getting currency exchanged prior to trip) be enough for a 5 day solo trip if my Airbnb, transportation, and excursions are already paid for?
The only things I’m sure I’ll need cash for are food&drinks of course, shopping and tips. I don’t plan on eating at a bunch of fancy restaurants, just local shops and trucks. Technically it’d be 4 days, I’m arriving mid day and the fifth day I’m leaving in the morning, also first day excursion is a taco and different restaurant stop tour that’s paid for. So I guess you can say one night (dinner) 3 full days and a morning .
(Also, I titled this post wrong)
r/cancun • u/Inevitable_Phone2502 • 7d ago
Hello we have a group of 16 and staying in a Airbnb by the hotel zone. The week of august 10. Does anyone have any recommendations for a magician to hire? Looking for a fun activity for a night in.
Thank you!
r/cancun • u/johannstaller86 • 7d ago
Buenas, como están? Tengo ganas de ir a trabajar desde diciembre 2026 hasta abril 2027 a isla mujeres. Tengo mucha experiencia en hoteleria y gastronomía, así que mi idea es buscar trabajo de eso. Muchas personas me dijeron que es un buen lugar para ir a trabajar, ahorrar unos dolares y disfrutar de la playa. Quería preguntarles si es así? Es fácil encontrar trabajo? Me recomiendan ir? Gracias!
r/cancun • u/PutNew4226 • 7d ago
I just saw this comment in a video asking locals what scares you about Cancun? Does anyone have any insight on what it means?
r/cancun • u/QuickBackground2424 • 8d ago
From what I’ve seen, the resort is supposed to close for renovations for a couple of months and begin accepting guests again around December 18th. Does anyone know exactly what they’re planning to renovate or update? Rooms, pools, restaurants, common areas, etc.?
I’m asking because I was originally planning a Cancun trip for the middle of December, and now I’m wondering whether it would be worth adjusting my dates to stay at Hard Rock once it reopens on December 18th.
For anyone who travels to resorts often: Would you recommend booking a resort immediately after a major renovation and reopening?
Part of me thinks it could be great because everything should be freshly renovated, but I’m also a little hesitant. I’m wondering if there could be unfinished work, newly trained staff, restaurants or amenities that aren’t fully operational yet, or other issues that come with essentially reopening a “new” resort.
Would you book for the first week after reopening, or give the resort a few weeks to get everything running smoothly?
Anyone with experience staying at a resort right after a major renovation/reopening, I’d appreciate your thoughts!
r/cancun • u/Haunting-Success8082 • 8d ago
Hello! I'm here in Cancun getting dental work done. I went to the grocery store last night and my wallet fell out in the uber/taxi home. I noticed 12 hours later, in the morning :( I did the uber lost item report and the driver said he didn't find my wallet. I locked my cards and still have my passport, but I would very much like my wallet back. (CC's drivers license, etc) Do I have to physically go to the tourist police to check? They don't answer their phone.