The largest,best and cheapest Cancun supermarkets are all located in the downtown are called El Centro. A 75 cent bus ride from the Hotel Zone and a 15-20$ return taxi ride. If you wish to buy at very reasonable prices groceries, bakery, casual clothing, shoes, beach towels, sun blockers, souvenirs or just to look around, […]
Read More...Paseo Cancun Address: Av. Andrés, Sm 39, El Centro, Cancun Paseo Cancun was developed by the same company that owns La Isla Shopping Village in the Hotel Zone, so it has the same open-air design with modern white canopies throughout. Here you’ll find a small ice-skating rink, a movie theater, a bowling alley, a pet […]
Read More...Forum by the Sea Shopping Address: Blvd. Kukulcan, Km. 9.5, Hotel Zone, Cancún This three-level entertainment and shopping plaza in the Zona features brand-name restaurants, upscale clothing boutiques, a food court, and chain stores, all in a circuslike atmosphere. For Spring Breakers the main draws at Forum by the Sea are the nightclubs, Coco Bongo, […]
Read More...Puerto Madero Restaurant Cancun Address: Blvd. Kukulcán, Km 14.1, Zona Hotelera, Cancun Modeled after the dock warehouses that have been converted into modern restaurants in the famed Argentine port city Puerto Madero, this steak-and-seafood house gets rave reviews from locals. It’s the small touches that make this an unforgettable dining experience, like fresh bread served […]
Read More...Downtown Restaurant Cancun Address: Av. Xpuhil, Sm 19, Mza 2, Lote 24, El Centro, Cancun This urban bistro brings a touch of New York into the heart of El Centro. Warehouse meets Zen in the informal yet sophisticated dining room, which has cement floors, exposed air ducts, dim light from dangling light bulbs, red velvet […]
Read More...Ruinas El Rey Large signs on the Zona Hotelera’s lagoon side, roughly opposite Playa Delfines, point out the small Ruins of the King. Although much smaller than famous archaeological sites like Tulum and Chichén Itzá, this site (commonly called El Rey) is worth a visit, and makes for an interesting juxtaposition of Mexico’s past and […]
Read More...Maya Museum After a six-year, $15 million investment, the Maya Museum opened in November 2012 in Cancun’s hotel zone. Ancient Mayan culture is promoted through hundreds of artifacts, including 14,000 year-old skeletal remains discovered in the underwater caves of Tulum. The adjacent San Miguelito archaeological site is open to the public as well. Cancun’s […]
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