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- Entire condo
- Cancún
Apartment that expresses vanguardism and modernity Fully equipped, has two bedrooms with tv, closets and ceiling fan for your extreme comfort, two complete bathrooms, living room with a great view, also you can enjoy a comfortable space to work inside the apartment, fast wifi too. In the kitchen will find everything you need to cook: blender, microwave, coffeemaker, kitchenware, dining room and a breakfast bar for your convenience. Outside you can enjoy an amazing pool.
- Entire loft
- Supermanzana 84
The Loft is well located near the ferry to Isla Mujeres in Puerto Juárez, at the beginning of the “Zona Hotelera” and in the city center where you can find traditional artisanal market and beautiful tourist spots. The loft is at 10 min walk from: a local market, cafes, restaurants, the bus stop to get to the beach. Don’t forget to enjoy the terrace! You can use the barbecue, have a nice cup of coffee in the morning or a refreshing beer in the evening ;)
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Your guide to Cancún
All About Cancún
Located on the northeastern corner of Mexico’s Yucatan Peninsula, Cancún is an ever-popular destination for clubbers and beachcombers alike — but that’s not the whole story. Nature lovers will enjoy exploring beautiful tropical nature reserve Parque Kabah downtown, while history buffs have hundreds of fascinating Mayan exhibits to discover at Museo Maya de Cancún. Fresh fish abounds in this coastal paradise, whether it’s savored in simple fashion at thatched snack spots by the beach or five-star restaurants. Water sports are played alongside ancient ruins and archeological sites here, with Museo Subacuático de Arte (MUSA) home to an underwater sculpture museum to promote coral life. If Cancún’s water-borne activities aren’t enough, it’s easy to take a short boat ride to nearby uninhabited island Isla Contoy, which offers excellent birdwatching and hiking trails.
How do I get around Cancún?
Mexico's second busiest airport, Cancún International Airport (CUN) sits around 20 kilometers from the action in Cancún Centro and Zona Hotelera, which are 15 minutes apart. A taxi to vacation rentals in Cancún will take less than 30 minutes, or you can hop on an airport shuttle. Once you’ve got your bearings, buses and cabs are an easy way to get around — it’s not hard to grab one on central Avenida Tulum. If you’re renting a vehicle, prepare for challenging conditions and traffic within the city, and be very careful if exploring the area on two wheels — with a motor or without.
When is the best time to stay in a vacation rental in Cancún?
People flock to Cancún for its pristine, sandy beaches and festive atmosphere. The area enjoys 250 days of sunshine every year, and the balmy winter climate tempts visitors looking to escape the chill in cooler countries. The ocean is warm enough for swimming and water sports all year round, but the mercury hits its highest from December to April. Be prepared for the risk of tropical storms and even hurricanes in the fall.
For sports fans, spending a fun-filled night at the ballpark with a baseball game between March and September is another great activity Cancún has to offer. The world-famous Day of the Dead festival takes place at the end of October, as families gather to celebrate and commemorate loved ones.
What are the top things to do in Cancún?
Parque de las Palapas
When temperatures start to dip in the evenings, head to this residential neighborhood to take in some live music and get a sense of all the tasty local street food there is to try. A quiet square by day, Parque de las Palapas fills with vendors selling homemade treats, crafts, and garments made with time-honored techniques when the sun goes down.
Marquesitas
After a long sunset stroll along the shoreline, there’s nothing better than tucking into this popular local treat. Marquesitas are made by cooking a crisp, crepe-like shell, which is filled and shaped to create a snack resembling a rolled-up waffle cone. There is chocolate and cheese in the traditional version and if you’re new to marquesitas, you just may become a convert.
Museo Subacuático de Arte (MUSA)
Originally created to protect local reefs, this underwater museum draws in aquatic aficionados with exhibits for a range of abilities, with the snorkeling-only Punta Nizuc gallery, zones perfectly set up for newcomers to diving, and a glass-bottomed boat to take in the sights without getting your feet wet.