Cancun · FOOD
5 ways to explore
Choose among Cancun’s food tours by route, pace, transport and what the ticket includes.
Early pickup, guided Chichen Itza, buffet lunch, cenote swim at Saamal, and a Valladolid stop, all with admissions and hotel transport.
“The 13 hour day contained 6 hours of a comfortable bus. Spanish/english translation fast and a bit confusing for those with no spanish experience. Daniel did a nice job as guide/host. Roberto did a wonderful job on the site.as guide”
Eat your way through Cancun on a 3.5-hour street food tour with carnitas tacos, barbacoa, Yucatecan salbute, Mercado 23, murals, and pops.
“Our tour was canceled due to them not having their minimum participants, not our fault. We booked this trip over a week ago.”
Party-style snorkel cruise from Cancun to Isla Mujeres with Arrecife El Meco, slide time, and an open bar, plus breakfast and lunch.
“Very friendly, high energy entertainment team. Food was pretty good, organized well and DJ played good upbeat music”
Walking Puerto Morelos for $80: small-group street food, fruit markets, family restaurants, and Cristobal’s culture stories in 2-3 hours.
“I ended up being the only person on my tour, so I feel like I had a very personalized experience. I think a lot of other tour operators would have tried to reschedule me to go with a bigger group. Cristobal is an excellent guide. He’s very knowledgeable and easy to chat with. The main thing I enjoyed about this tour is you don’t just do nibbles at each stop, you get your own portion so you will end up eating basically a meal and a half. When they say arrive hungry- they are serious.”
Eat your way through downtown Cancún with 4 secret street food stops, a local market, and urban art sights, with hotel pickup and VIP line skipping.
“We had a fantastic time. The guides were great to spend time with, the chosen stops represented food from all over Mexico and were really great, and the market walk was fun. Highly recommend!”
Cancun taco and street food tour with tequila tasting, 5 tasty stops, and optional hotel transfers, great for first-time downtown exploration.
“I strongly recommend this tour to anyone who wants to discover Mexico of the beaten path. I am a huge foodie and coming to Mexico before I would always try to find dishes that were more authentic, but staying on all inclusive resort that can be a challenge. I was super excited to finally be able to try some authentic street food and our experience ended up to be 100/100. Small family owned restaurants and bigger Mexico known taco chains you will have a taste of all of those things. Our tour guide Miguel was amazing too. Just such a nice person and answered all of our questions. Totally happy…”
