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Things to do in Mexico

  1. Explore Mexico & Guatemala

    Explore Mexico & Guatemala

    10 days (Cancun)

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    Revel in the bold beach vibe of Cancun, Mexico, Explore incredible Mayan pyramids at Chichen Itza, Travel along Mexico's amazing Yucatan Peninsula, Experience…

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    Playa del Panteón

    Playa del Panteón, on the west side of the bay, is a small, shallow and calm beach, and its waters are cleaner than those near the pier across the bay.

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  4. Museo de Sitio

    Palenque’s Museo de Sitio is worth a wander, displaying finds from the site and interpreting, in English and Spanish, Palenque’s history.

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  5. Restaurant Mary Doly

    Near Hotel Miralmar, this is a homey place with good, cheap seafood and meat dishes and breakfasts. The freshly squeezed orange juice is very refreshing.

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    Fredy’s Tucan

    This gringo breakfast paradise serves waffles, omelets and almost anything else you could want in an ample courtyard three blocks from the beach.

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  7. Pilar's Fish Tacos

    The somewhat legendary Pilar's was closed on our last pass, but ask around to see if she reopened. Seems people in town are demanding she does.

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    El Grito

    An oversized face above the doorway of this upscale disco shouts out ‘high prices’ to the young and fashionable Mexican crowd queuing outside.

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  9. Boca del Puma

    For chilling cenote action, check out the ‘ecopark’ Boca del Puma, 16km west of Puerto Morelos, near the village of Vallarta.

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    San Patrizio Caffé

    Probably does the best – if priciest – cappuccinos in town and has a relaxing courtyard seating, light snacks, and an array of Italian sodas.

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    Nemi Zapata

    A fair-trade store that sells products made by Zapatista communities: weavings, embroidery, coffee and honey, EZLN cards, posters and books.

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    Donkey Jote

    A tiny gem of an English bookstore with an excellent selection of books, plus dual English-Spanish publications and language dictionaries.

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    Mayambé

    This superb courtyard restaurant boasts a wonderful Asian, Middle Eastern and Mediterranean menu, including plenty of vegetarian options.

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    Trattoria Il Goloso

    Trade the tacos for Italian pasta and other mains – in this cozy (if slightly pricey) Sicilian-themed place, behind San Patrizio Caffé.

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    Yamuna

    A great range of quality veg food, most - such as the generous comida corrida - with a very Indian Hindu influence and flavor.

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  17. Aventúrate Coahuila

    Mónica Silva leads bird-watching tours around Coahuila. Warthen sparrows and maroon-fronted parrots are two highly sought species.

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    Cerdo de Babel

    The sociable Cerdo de Babel, with jazz and other mellow music on the stereo, is an intimate bar on the pedestrianized part of Ocampo.

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  19. Café Azul

    Open all day, this Swiss-run scene is perfect for breakfasts, snacks and light meals including excellent sweet and savory crepes.

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    Copal

    Copal On the east side of Plaza Mijares, Copal has an interesting assortment of crafts, jewelry, rugs and masks.

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  21. Ideal School for Spanish

    Program immerses students in Spanish language and Mexican culture, while respecting the individual’s pace and style of learning.

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  22. Zoh-Laguna Museum

    Zoh-Laguna's interesting history is illustrated photographically in the small Zoh-Laguna Museum, opposite Hotel Bosque Modelo.

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  23. Mex Mich Guías

    Provides personalized tours and transportation to many destinations in the area, including the Santuario Mariposa Monarca.

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  25. Lunazul

    Several local surf shops offer rentals and lessons, including the well-established Lunazul.

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    Aventuras San Miguel

    Offers tours around the region including horseback riding, hiking and camping trips; minimum two people.

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    La Estrella

    Just off La Revo, this is a great spot to sip cheap beers, dance some salsa, or belt out karaoke tunes.

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  28. Siete Bocas

    For chilling cenote action, check out the Siete Bocas, 13km west of Puerto Morelos.

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  29. Park Las Palapas

    Park Las Palapas is quiet and safe, a great place for an afternoon picnic or an evening stroll.

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