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Cancun Shopping From Travel Express
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La Isla La Isla Shopping Village is on the Nichupte Lagoon under a giant canopy. It is a shopping center with more than 150 national and international stores, therefore it is the most important commercial center in Cancun 's Hotel Zone. This amazing shopping and entertainment center states the transition from one millennium to another. Primarily, due to its untraditional mall infrastructure which preserves the natural beauty and attractions which Mexico's main touristic pole has to offer.
Plaza Kukulkan The cultural and consumer hub of Cancun“s Hotel Zone, this extraordinary shopping center offers a wide variety of services: from shopping, fine dining and bowling, to contemporary art exhibits and international film festivals. Open daily from 10:00 am to 10:00 pm. Handicapped assistance provided upon request. Blvd. Kukulcan, km 13, Hotel Zone.
Plaza Flamingo Located next to the lagoon, with more than 90 stores, this shopping mall features the best fast-food area with McDonalds, Subway, Checandole Mexican food and the Market Station Bakery among others. Sporting gear, clothing, jewelries, tobacco shops and a number of world-renowned restaurants such as Planet Hollywood, Outback Steakhouse, Pat O' Brien's, Jimmy Buffett's, Margarita Ville and Sanborns 24 hours open coffee shop.
Plaza Caracol With two hundred stores featuring everything from world renown designer labels, to traditional Mexican arts and crafts, this spacious and air-conditioned mall offers plenty of entertainment for both children and adults. Its fast food eatery among very good restaurants is very popular, however, those who want first class meal can find it here also. Italian, international, seafood and Mexican are among the excellent restaurant choices. Other services such as automated bank machines, public telephones, money exchange, travel agencies and drugstores are present. Plaza Las Americas Plaza Las Americas is the biggest and most important shopping mall in downtown Cancun. Its varied stores and restaurants, small boutiques, movie theaters, books stores, fast-food outlets, large department stores, and the Mambo Cafe salsa club make this place a favorite for both locals and tourists. Ask any taxi driver to take you there! Market 28 A good spot to check out souvenirs is Market 28, the huge open air flea market located in downtown Cancun. It's a maze of stalls and vendors selling everything from silver jewelry to art work, postcards to leather. Each stall features something different. Take your time to shop around. Market 28 also houses several restaurants if you're in the mood for something to eat or a cold beer. Cancun Shopping Adventures Shops are open daily from 9:00 am to 1:00 pm and 4:00 pm to 9:00 pm. In Cancun, visit downtown flea markets and the malls of Caracol, Flamingo and Kukulkan, which are open daily from 9:00 am to 9:00 pm. Duty Free Shops representing world reknown stores offering jewelry, watches and clothing at great prices, are abundant at the malls and plazas in Cancun and the shops in Isla Mujeras. Let us first start by saying there is no shortage of stores in Cancun to buy nice things. In the hotel-zone, which is 21 miles long, the malls are spread out. These malls are quite nice and sell almost anything you can think of. The malls carry the up-scale shops where you will find the latest European fashions, expensive perfumes and lots of jewelry. You also find a large number of stores selling Mexican crafts. The malls could also be classified as tourist attractions since they all try to outdo each other by including entertaining features. Each mall will have at least one hot club and more than a few restaurants.
Travelling into Cancun City you will find it just like any other city, filled with stores catering to the people who live in Cancun, but there are real bargains to be found in the city plazas and flea markets.
These are our favorite flea market vendor lines (All In Fun):
Almost every hotel has a convenience store and usually a boutique selling arts and crafts. Many hotels also have a store selling tequila and cigars. There are many options for getting around Cancun. If you like to control your own schedule of where and when you want to go somewhere, you will want to consider renting a car. If you don't feel comfortable driving in another country, or just don't want the hassle of driving around, you can either take a taxi or use Cancun's public transportation system. Either way, there are a lot of options for seeing the sights! Inter Plaza Mall La Isla Forum-by-the-Sea La Mansion-Costa Blanca Plaza Caracol Plaza Flamingo Plaza Kukulcan Plaza Lagunas Mall Plaza Las Americas Ki-Huic Maya Fair Galleries Plaza Bonita El Zocalo |
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