A Mexican City on the Yucatan Peninsula bordering the Caribbean Sea, Cancun is a dream destination for many party lovers as it holds the reputation of a party town. If you’re a college kid looking to spend a wild and fun time, Cancun is going to be the hotspot.
When it comes to how many days required for Cancun to get the complete experience, many tourists claim that seven full days is a good start if you want to explore the whole of Cancun.
In this article, we’ll explain how you need to plan out your days in Cancun.
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1. Explore the beach zone (Island Mujeres)
The first thing you have to explore in Cancun is the beach zone. However, many tourists recommend exploring the beach zone on the first day of vacation in Cancun.
One of the best beaches to explore is Isla Mujeres, also known as The Island of Women. Isla Mujeres is an island 8 miles from Cancun and a well-liked area perfect for day trips. Swimming with the dolphins is one of the ideal activities for families to do on the island.
2. Explore the Hotel zone (Beachscape Kin Ha Villas & Suits)
After a day on the beach, the next thing many tourists used to explore is the Hotel zone. You can stay at some exquisite beach hotels along the way, such as Beachscape Kin Ha Villas & Suites.
It is one of the best Cancun resorts, just an 11-minute walk from Cancun Golf Club at Pok Ta Pok and 2 km from Tortuga Beach Ferry Terminal.
The hotel with Suites and Cancun Villas have fascinating moments surrounded by an atmosphere where comfort and serenity prevail. The resort comes with 132 rooms upgraded with free Wifi, flat-screen Tv, Terraces and ocean views, providing excellent comfort.
If you’re looking to live a unique experience with your family or friends, undoubtedly, Beachscape is one of the best options.
3. Get a sense of Cancun history (El Rey Ruins)
On the third day, many tourists love to explore Cancun’s history by visiting the El Rey Ruins. It says they are part of an important ancient trade route, named after an ancient sculpture of the King.
With scenic and gorgeous mural paintings, El Rey Ruins is one of the incredible places to visit in Cancun.
4. Explore Tulum (Mayan Ruin)
Now, it’s time to move towards the south and take the highway down to Tulum. Tulum is known for its beautiful ruins, such as Mayan Ruin. It is full of clear water and white-sanded beaches.
Many tourists claim that the Mayan Ruin is one of the most well-preserved cities of the Mayan Civilization.
5. Exploring beach activities
On the fifth day, we recommend you stay in Cancun to see what the rest of the city has for you to explore. Most commonly, many tourists love to go surfing in Cancun. Surfing is one of the favourite and common water sports in Mexico.
You can spend more time exploring other beach activities like parasailing, swimming and, course eating.
6. Explore Downtown
On the sixth day, head down to Cancun downtown to explore shops such as Market 28, Plaza Malecon America, Malecón Tajamar and Parque De Las Palapas.
You can explore a long-running flea market with food stalls and shops offering apparel, handicrafts, Jewellery and local eats. Plaza Malecon is one of the largest shopping malls in Cancun.
Wrapping up
After experiencing all these amazing things, you wish to stay even longer on the last day of your vacation in Cancun. Depending on the time of your flight back to your home, you still have some time to enjoy a breakfast buffet at Sedona Grill.
You can also go for the last dive into the Caribbean. We hope having a good breakfast and diving into the water will give you a relaxing back-to-home flight experience.
