Palapas Park (Parque Las Palapas) Tours and Tickets

Taste your way through Cancun’s best tacos with this guided culinary adventure. After convenient hotel pickup, enjoy skip-the-line access with a local insider and savor a variety of delicious tacos—Mexico City and Yucatecan style, “al pastor” and “surtido.” Sip a cold one with your meal—four are included in the tour price—gobble up a complimentary churro, and take in the lovely sounds of an authentic Mariachi band.

Take a half-day food tour in Cancun to discover authentic local eateries and regional fare from across Mexico. Find out where the locals go as your guide takes you to four favorite eateries where you sample items such as tacos, street food, and gourmet dishes with origins in the Yucutan, Caribbean, and Central Mexico. You’ll also sample three Mexican spirits: tequila, mezcal, and xtabentun.

Discover the best tacos in Cancun on this small-group guided adventure that takes you to places you'd never discover on your own. Try tacos campechanos, taquitos de pastor and much more, try tacos made with beef tongue and guts, and quesadillas made with fish and shrimp, and for dessert, head to a park. The evening includes a stop at a craft market where you can sample tequila and mezcal and have the opportunity to shop.

Skip the line and expect a reserved table at three of Cancun's best local restaurants—and enjoy a street food stop in a park—on this small-group tour which delivers an experience that's impossible to manage independently. Try everything from tacos to gourmet fare and taste tequila, Mezcal and Mayan spirits, learning from your guide as you explore. Live mariachi music adds to the atmosphere, while 2-way hotel transfers keep life simple.

Discover the best of Cancun! Why the city was named Kan Kun (Snake’s nest)? How were mayans related to it? Enjoy the cultural and iconic attractions of interest. Cancun is not just hotels, party and resorts. It has so many great locations, each with its own fascinating tale. You will see the most important Cancun Downtown sights, Parque de las Palapas, Cristo Rey Church City Hall, Avenida Nader, the world famous Boulevard Kukulcan, Playa Delfines and the best Souvenir Market. Discover the local and authentic side of the youngest city in Mexico, in the most privileged point of the Caribbean.

Why is the Day of the Dead celebrated in Mexico? What is magical about celebrating death? Discover why this mystical celebration teaches us that death is part of life and we should celebrate it. Delve into one of the most important traditions of Latin America and interact with the living soul of this Mexican culture treasure. Get to know the colorful altars and offerings, especially the exquisite cuisine with which Mexicans remember their faithful departed. The Day of the Dead is an event that only takes place once a year and you cannot miss!

This is a safe tour arround Cancun Downtown to eat where locals eat and step aside from the touristy resort area. We only do small groups to have a better experience.

How is Christmas celebrated in Mexico? Discover a wide variety of traditions and customs, which include a wide range of seasonal cuisine. Visit the city's Christmas tree and the essential birth, with life-size figures. Mexican culture prepares for the great Christmas party well in advance before December 24, specifically on December 12, the day when Mexicans sing to the Virgin of Guadalupe in the morning. Participate in a religious procession and celebrate this holiday closely, enjoying this very special walking tour. The visit to fairs and craft markets are essential in this tour; There you will find all kinds of Christmas decorations and souvenirs.

- See the hidden gems and masterpieces of Cancun’s street art scene - Learn about the art’s politics and style from a local artist and expert guide - Customize your tour to fit your creative interests - Schedule a tour to fit your itinerary with morning or afternoon outings What to Expect Pack a camera, then meet your guide at the hotel to proceed to the city center. As you wander its bustling streets scanning colonial facades, you’ll observe large, colorful murals by well-known painters and the work of lesser-known artists in a variety of styles, including stencils, stickers and more. Get schooled on the social and political forces that have shaped this subversive art form and learn about the message, format and style of each piece. Then, if you’re so inclined, add your own creative touch to the urban landscape before ending the tour in Cancun.

Visit the iconic Kukulcán’s Temple at the world-renowned, archeological site and Maya ceremonial grounds: Chichen Itza. Let a driver and guide take care of you while you enjoy breakfast, lunch, and drinks during this full-day tour. See water believed by some to be holy in a cenote and visit to the city of Valladolid.

During this full-day, action-packed excursion along the Maya Riviera, you'll explore two Mayan ruins—Tulum and Coba—followed by a swim in an ancient cenote, then topped off by a beach stop at Playa del Carmen. Lunch, hotel transfers, and admission tickets and archaeological-led guided tours of Tulum and Coba are included.

The Riviera Maya may be known for its stunning beaches and luxury resorts, but it's also home to ancient Maya ruins no traveler should miss. On this daylong tour from Cancun, take a break from the beach and explore the Yucatan Peninsula. Visit the archeological remains of a Maya city, see the tallest pyramid in the region, and visit a natural cave. Along the way, stop for shopping in Playa del Carmen, and refuel with an included buffet lunch.