Travel and Vacation Guide

This museum is filled with modern popular folk art and is a great place for anyone seeking lots of local culture. It’s housed on the second floor of the El Embarcadero marina, which is an attraction all its own that features restaurants and even a rotating tower. Admission to the museum costs approximately 54 pesos. 

Museo del Inah

The Museo del Inah is home to a variety of priceless pieces from cultures like the Aztecs, Mayans and Toltecs. In addition to the permanent collection, you’ll find a variety of temporary exhibitions as well. Admission costs 45 pesos from Tuesday to Saturday from 9 am to 5 pm, and 150 pesos between the hours of 5 and 7 pm.

The El Eden Ecological Reserve is home to a variety of important environmental research, and is a great place to tour if you love natural beauty. Exotic plants and animals await you in this amazing location. For an all day visit to this reserve, it costs 650 pesos. There are reduced rates for university students.

Aquaworld is the perfect place to relax and cool off. Here, you’ll find thrilling water rides, attractions, and so much more. There’s fishing, snorkeling, diving and even submarine tours. Ticket prices depend on various factors, including the size group, ages, time of year, and package chosen. This attraction offers a variety of affordable packages for all types of visitors. 

XCaret is an ecologically themed park that offers an incredible aquarium, swimming with dolphins program, gorgeous flora and fauna, an underground river and so much more. The cost of admission depends on exactly what you’ll be doing. There are a variety of different packages available, but a basic tour from Cancun costs around 926 pesos or $86 USD.