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Cancun recommendations?
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DH and I are going kid-free for 6 nights. What are some MUST dos? I'd love to go to Chichen Itza but it looks like a long drive for me. Would you go anyway? Any restaurant recommendations? We'll be staying in the Royal Resorts.
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Re: Cancun recommendations?
We did Chichen Itza two years ago on a private tour coordinated through our hotel concierge (aka - under the table but it was very safe) and it was awesome! After Chichen Itza, he took us a touristy lunch that had dancers and awesome food and to two Cenotes which were amazing and then through the town of Valladolid which we loved. It was a long day but well worth it.
My favorite restaurant is LaMadonna in La Isla shopping plaza. It's Swiss/Italian food (Italian with lots of cream sauces) and has a martini bar. It's a little pricey but worth it. The atmosphere is so cool.
We have been to Chichen Itza and would say its a definite must see even though its a full day. Ours included a swim in a cenote, lunch at a mexican restaurant so it made the day extra fun.
Tulum is gorgeous and can be done in half a day (has one of the top 10 beaches in the world)
Coba is absolutely amazing, you can actually climb Coba
We swam with dolphins which wasnt the most exciting thing ever but was fun for the experience and to say we did it.
We have also been to Xcaret, its a full day outing but has so much to see, marine life, beaches, an amazing cenote to swim through, an out of this world lunch buffet, historical architecture, local animals and flowers and an awesome 2 hr show at the end of the night highlighting mexico's history. I say this is a must see, even though its a little pricey its good bang for your buck.
We booked through our resort for these excursions, however a friend used http://www.yucatreks.com/othertours.htm too book their excursions and never had a problem.
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