Riviera Maya · SHOPPING TOURS
The 5 best shopping tours you can book today, with what each costs, how long it runs and who it suits. Number one is top for a reason; start there.
Review of Playa del Carmen’s shopping tour, with Fifth Avenue, Mamita’s Beach Club, tequila tasting, transport, costs, and practical tips.
“This tour was ok, none of the drivers spoke any english and we had no real information along the way. It all worked out ok but made for a interesting experience.”
Compare jewelry, taste Yucatan tequila, and swim at Cenote La Noria on a six-hour small-group tour from Cancun or the Riviera Maya.
“We took an uber to go to the meeting point but they never took us from there. We were waiting for one hour there and they said that they never found us and it's not possible to do something for it. Very disappointed.”
Hire a private Tulum driver for five hours of dinner, cenotes, shopping, and more, with hotel pickup, air conditioning, and flexible plans.
“Overall it worked out however there were a few things that should've been better. For starters you (I) would think the van would be nice and air conditioned upon arrival- it's wasn't. Also site says waters are provided- no water just empty cooler. When the driver dropped us off at first location he gave us his number to call when we were ready. Called over 6 times with no response, we had to walk around until we found him. I even messaged the company that driver wasn't answering and where we were, never even received a response back.”
Review of Cancun’s private 5-hour city tour, with El Meco ruins, shopping, tequila tasting, Playa Delfines, and hotel pickup.
“Isla de mujeres one of the best beaches here In cancun.”
Explore Tulum’s Maya temples by the Caribbean, then shop downtown with private transport, flexible pickup, and a five-hour schedule.
“Looks startlingly phonecian and the cave enterance is sealed. Could use renovations.”
Pick a cenote, a ruin or a stretch of reef.
