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Cancún, Mexico
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Attraktionen in Cancún, Mexico
1. Museo Maya de Cancún
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Tip: We strongly recommend a free walking tour on your first day to get to know the city with a local guide. They usually cover all main attractions and you can ask for personal recommendations based on your interests for the next days. Book early as spaces fill up fast!
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Traditional Sweet Dishes
Marquesitas
A crisp rolled crepe filled with sweet cheese and cajeta or chocolate, they originated in Yucatán and are a beloved street dessert in Cancún, served warm and crunchy.
Dulce de papaya con queso
Candied green papaya simmered in syrup and served with salty soft cheese, this sweet-and-salty pairing is a classic Yucatanecan dessert often found in Cancún's markets.
Cocadas
Chewy or toasted coconut sweets common along Mexico's Caribbean coast, cocadas celebrate the region's abundant coconuts and are a popular seaside treat in Cancún.
Traditional Savory Dishes
Cochinita pibil
Slow-roasted marinated pork traditionally cooked in banana leaves and achiote, cochinita pibil is a signature dish from the Yucatán peninsula and a must-try near Cancún.
Sopa de lima
A citrusy chicken or turkey broth flavored with local lima lime and fried tortilla strips, sopa de lima is a bright, comforting staple of Yucatecan cuisine served widely in Cancún.
Ceviche
Fresh local fish or shrimp cured in lime juice with onion, tomato, and cilantro, ceviche highlights Cancún's coastal seafood and is served at beachside stands and restaurants.
Traditional Beverages
Xtabentún
A unique Mayan liqueur made from fermented honey and anise, often traced to ancient ceremonial drinks and now enjoyed in Cancún as a sweet local spirit.
Agua de Jamaica
A tart, ruby-red hibiscus infusion served chilled, agua de Jamaica is a ubiquitous and refreshing agua fresca sold across Cancún's markets and eateries.
Horchata
A creamy rice-based agua fresca flavored with cinnamon and vanilla, horchata is a popular cooling drink that pairs well with spicy Yucatecan food in Cancún.
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Day trips
Isla Mujeres
Laid-back island with beaches and snorkeling
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Getting there
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Train stations
N/A; Tren Maya planned to connect Cancún in the future
Use ADO buses or authorized airport shuttles to the hotel zone; prebook transfers during peak season.
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