6th –
- check into hotel
- check out town
- night clubs in the evening
7th –
-see downtown cancun
- hang out at hotel
- check out night clubs again
8th –
Leisure beach day
9th –
Leisure beach day
10th –
Take a ferry to see isla mujeres.
mayan ruins
Captain dulches museum
11th –
- take bus to playa del carmen
- check into hotel
- eat lunch
- tour city
- hang out at hotel
12th –
- take ferry to cozumel
- spend the day site seeing in a dune buggy
13th –
- check out the natural tres rios park
- tour surrounding areas
14th –
- take bus to xcaret eco park
- spend all day there
15th –
-drive to tulum and check into hotel
- tulum ruins
- chill in the city
16th –
-spend the day seeing ruins in Coba
- hang out around town
17th –
-take bus ride to Valladolid
- visit Chichen Itza ruins park
- check out Chichen itza/ Valladolid town
18th –
Take bus to merida
Venture around town
Check out the Anthropology and history museum
19th –
Check out the Dzibilchaltun Ruins park
Afterwords come back and relax at hotel.
20th
Take bus to see the Mayapan Mayan Ruins
Visit the plaza grande
22nd – next destination until the 29th at which we need to return to Cancun to depart back to the states.

FYI Tulum is only a tiny pueblo. It is less then 3/4 mile long and one block wide on each side of the main road (as far as tourists are concerned. There are local housing and businesses beyond that, of course.) There are several eateries. My family loved the BBQ chicken at El Pollo Bronco for lunch, but there are pizza places, Mexican eateries (duh), etc, and each will give you a taste of Mexico (at very reasonable prices).

Hotels in Tulum were not obvious, but if you found one through your research, that is good. {We were staying at a nearby all-inclusive resort.} The small shop owners were very friendly, and it is interesting to see the goods and produce for sale that are not in the typical U S store.

Definitely go to the Tulum ruins. Pay for the ride to and from the entrance/exit and hire a guide (explainer – as you cannot get lost). If you are energetic, take the 150 steps down to the water and splash around.

There are also some Mayan ruins west of Tulum that my adult kids enjoyed going to, and seeing. [I might be referring to Coba; idk.]

Chichen Itza is an all day tour. My wife and friend went, and were really glad they went.

Take some pesos, and get more as you need them {concierge or ATM machine.}

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And would anyone happen to know the name of the restaurant directly across the street from El Conquistador Hotel? It was pretty much the best restaurant I’ve ever been to, but I cannot for the life of me remember what the name of it is!

They opened the first ice rink in the entire peninsula in Merida just 3 months ago, you could go there if you get bored. Never been to Merid myself so i don’t know what else is worth doing.

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