3 famous buildings to visit in Cancun
City Quarter, Club
Punta Cancún is the liveliest part of the Zona Hotelera and the main hub of nightlife along the entire Riviera Maya. Within a few hundred metres, you’ll find two different beaches, Cancún’s most famous clubs, restaurants and hotels, all within walking distance of one another. The ideal plan is to head to Playa Gaviota Azul in the afternoon, have dinner before dark, and then carry on to your chosen club in the evening. 👉 My tips for the best…
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Sandy beach, City Quarter
The Zona Hotelera is an approximately 22 km long stretch of coastline shaped like the number 7, separated from mainland Cancún by the Nichupté Lagoon. Here you’ll find most of the beaches, large resorts, restaurants, shops and nightclubs that attract tourists to Cancún. A single main road, Boulevard Kukulcán, runs through the entire area. Individual sections are marked by kilometre markers, which you’ll also find in the addresses of hotels,…
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City Quarter
The centre of Cancún, also known as Cancún Centro or Downtown Cancún, is a typical modern Mexican city with shops, restaurants, markets and busy streets. Don’t expect a historic centre with colonial architecture like in Valladolid or Mérida. For most tourists, the most important place is the ADO bus terminal, from where buses depart for the airport and other parts of the Yucatán Peninsula. Our verdict We wouldn’t stay in the city centre for…
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