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There are two main highways that run through
the Riviera Maya: one which parallels the coast to Tulum
and then turns inland, and another that goes from Tulum
to Coba. Along the coastal highway, there are roads that
turn towards the beach or into the jungle; their condition
varies considerably. They can be anything from a paved street
to a dirt path and often lead to secluded beaches, beautiful
cenotes or hidden restaurants. There are a number of options
for transportation from the airport to the Riviera Maya.
Rental cars are available as well as taxis, airport transfer
vehicles and private hotel transportation. A comfortable
and economical option is the use of the local buses which
departs from the terminal in Cancun. Transportation between
towns and beaches in the Riviera Maya is also easy; buses
run regularly from Cancun to Tulum, stopping at points of
interest on the way. There are bus terminals in Playa del
Carmen and Tulum. Car rentals, taxis and tours buses are
also plentiful. For longer trips, small planes leave from
Playa del Carmen and there are ferries with regular departures
from Playa del Carmen and Calica to the Mexican Caribbean
islands.
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| Ruins |
There are a vast number of archaeological
sites scattered throughout the Yucatan Peninsula. This category
provides you additional information regarding the many Ancient
Mayan Ruins of the area.
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| boat
rentals |
 “All
aboard!” If you like the ocean, fishing, sun showers, and the freedom of being your own
guide, renting a boat
is the best option for you. Cancun offers you clear and
calm water for a nice boat ride, as well as nice, safe
locations to fish and enjoy the day. Most of the boats for
rent in Cancun include crew and bate, and the best thing
about the end of a whole day of fishing is the opportunity
to cook the catch. That, the crew
will do for you. So just sit back and enjoy your day.
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| Buses |
 Exploring Cancun? Staying on Hotel Zone and want to visit The
Riviera Maya? Just want to spend the day near Playa del Carmen?
If your itching for an adventure, but you're still a bit
lost as to how exactly to get anywhere, try the buses.
The bus station in Cancun will provide you with a comfortable
bus service to all the surrounding areas, with a quality that
goes from first class to budget, but always clean and safe.
The buses offer different schedules, and you will find that some of them run
even late nightly.
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| Transfers |
 When
you get to Cancun airport, have you arranged how you are going to get
to your hotel? If you don't rent a car, it's best to let an
expert on the location take you. You can take
a private service or shared on an A/C van that provides transfer
services to Cancun and Riviera Maya. If you take the private
service, your fee will probably be a little bite expensive,
but they will take you straight to your destination. The
shared service will charge you a cheaper fare per person,
and you'll get to enjoy a bit of a tour as the bus makes
stops for it's other passengers on the way to your
destination.
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| Airlines |
 In
Cancun, you can easily find flight schedules of airlines
traveling to and from Cancun.. Some of them are in the airport, with
the service and information desk. To buy tickets, cancel,
confirm flights, change schedule or get information, you may want
to contact the airline, or if you prefer, get in touch with
your travel agency for assistance.
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| Taxis |
 Taxi
service on Cancun is very comfortable, you will always find
one when you need it. Most of the taxi drivers speak English,
or at least they will try to communicate with you, and also
will be a nice experience to practice your Spanish with them.
The taxi service on Cancun is useful to get to a specific
place as well as private services when you want to go on your
own and don't want to rent a car. At
the lobby of your hotel, you will find the rates for the taxis,
but if you flag one on the streets we suggest you to first
come to an arrangement over the cost of the ride, just to
avoid any unwelcome surprises.
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| Maps |
 “....where
am I?” Don't wait until those
words have the opportunity to form in your mind. You will be in a
foreign country, a land that isn't home, so a Map of Cancun
is an essential commodity. Cancun is a beautiful place to
take a nice walk, and although spending time in the warm
weather would be a soothing experience, bringing a map with
you will help prevent you from losing your way.
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| Car
Rental |
 It's
pretty easy to get a hold of a car rental agency here in
Cancun... some of which you can find as soon as you step off
of the plane However, it is highly recommended to make
reservations beforehand, just to avoid any mishaps..
The requirements to rent a car involve a valid credit card, drivers license, and photo ID. You must be 24
to be able to rent a car, and insurance calls for only the
renting individual may drive the car. Most of the cars for
rent on Cancun have air conditioning, due to the weather conditions,
and you'll not have much trouble finding one of our
plentiful gas stations..
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| Ferries |
 Islands
like Cozumel,
Isla Mujeres, and Holbox beckon you with their smooth
beaches and sapphire water... but how are you going to get
there? The ferry service in Cancun is excellent. If you
go to Isla Mujeres, every 30 minutes, from Puerto Juarez,
you will find a comfortable air conditioned boat to take you
to wherever you need to go. To get to Cozumel from Playa del Carmen,
a similar boat will pamper you with it's spacious room and
air conditioning. You don't necessarily have to make reservations, just show up at the
ferry port, 30 minutes in advance, and by your tickets
at the vendor's desk.
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