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Jan 27, 2026

　　This market is a nice reality check if you're tired of seeing the same old tourist knickknacks elsewhere.

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Parque Nacional Isla Contoy

　　A white sand beach with manta rays gliding through the shimmering turquoise waters. No hotels. No nightclubs. No roads or cars of any kind. It’s hard to believe you’re just 40km (about 25 miles) from Cancún. This is Isla Contoy: a pencil-like island and oft-overlooked national park that has been a...

　　Unfolding from the base of a mild seaside bluff, Playa Delfines is one of the most scenic beaches in Cancún. A languid stretch of sand with turquoise waves and endless views, it’s the only beach in the Zona Hotelera without the backdrop of a high-rise hotel. It feels worlds apart...

　　Driving down a narrow sand road, the turquoise Caribbean on one side, the glimmering Laguna Chacmuchuch on the other, you feel like you’re a thousand miles from Cancún. But Isla Blanca sits just 20km north of the city – a sublime, pencil thin, virtually untouched peninsula, a hidden corner of...

　　This market is a nice reality check if you're tired of seeing the same old tourist knickknacks elsewhere. ...

Parque de las Palapas

　　An outdoor venue for free concerts, dance performances and other cultural events. Vendors sell affordable snacks on and around the square. ...

Cabañas Playa Blanca

　　A beach club and rustic cabins on a lovely stretch of white-sand beach overlooking Isla Mujeres. Get here before the big hotels attempt to completely take over the area. Cash only. Turn right at the 'Isla Blanca' sign just past the Hotel Riu Dunamar. ...

Museo Maya de Cancún

　　Surrounded by dense tropical forest, the contemporary Museo Maya de Cancún is a welcome respite from the beach and buffet lines of the neighboring high-rise hotels. The sleek museum contains engaging exhibits on Mayan history and art, as well as one of the Yucatán's most important collections of Mayan artifacts,...

　　Beloved by local nature-lovers and fitness-lovers alike, this jungle park in the city remains mostly untouched. Runners and walkers flock to the 1.9-km dirt trail bordered by lush jungle, athletes work out at the outdoor gym, and kids climb on the sizable wood playground. As you explore, you’ll probably spot...

Zona Arqueológica El Rey

　　In the Zona Arqueológica El Rey, on the west side of Blvd Kukulcán, there’s a small temple and several ceremonial platforms. The site gets its name from a sculpture excavated here of a noble, possibly a rey (king), wearing an elaborate headdress. El Rey, which flourished from AD 1200 to...

　　Built into the Plaza de Toros are several bars, some with music, that draw a largely local crowd. ...

　　You don't have to leave the Zona Hotelera to find Mayan culture in Cancún. Before the beach umbrellas, resorts, banana boats and Spanish conquistadors arrived, San Miguelito was a thriving city, a strategically placed trading center that controlled large parts of the present-day Zona Hotelera and beyond. Wandering the ruins...

　　This avenue one block east of Avenida Tulum has emerged as one of the Centro's top restaurant and bar zones. ...

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