Why do Americans love Cancun?

Of course, the number one reason Americans love Cancun is the stunning coastline with amazing beaches as far as the eye can see. The sparkling white sand beaches and crystal clear turquoise water are what vacation dreams are made of, and Cancun and the rest of the Mexican Caribbean have no shortage of them.



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Yes, Cancún is infamous for being “Americanized” but if you ask the locals, it's really just another face of Mexico. Mexico is a proud and very diverse country, so don't let people tell you that it is “not the real Mexico”, because it is. It's just as real as any other part of the country.

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On top of that, it was recently revealed that around 8.2 million of those tourists were from international destinations, which some travel officials in Quintana Roo have named “strategic markets.” And as these international tourist numbers continue to go up in Quintana Roo, it's the United States that's consistently at ...

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Cancun is home to Mexico's easternmost point It's the first place to see the sunrise each morning. Famed for its calm crystal clear waters, white sandy stretches and friendly locals, the island has a long history too.

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If I had to boil it down, my answer would be this: If you are looking for a beautiful, tropical destination with swim up bars and lots of activities, Cancún is worth visiting for you. If you're looking to experience authentic Mexican culture, cuisine and the magic of Mexico, Cancún is not worth visiting for you.

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Pesos, being the national currency of Mexico, will be accepted absolutely anywhere. US dollars will be accepted throughout the Cancun Hotel Zone, but the further you venture into 'real Mexico' the more problems you may find in using USD for everyday purchases.

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The short answer is ABSOLUTELY YES, you need Mexican Pesos. You will need pesos for tips, souvenirs shopping, transportation like taxi/buses, tours, bar/restaurants, etc.

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If flying to Cancun (or any Mexican airport), both adults and children must travel with a passport book (not just the passport card or other form of government identification).

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Citizens of the EU, the United States, and Canada can go to Cancun for up to 180 days visa-free. To stay longer than 6 months, or for non-tourism purposes, a visa is required. Similarly, travelers from non-exempt countries need to apply for a Mexico visa for their trip to Cancun.

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Cancun is know for white sand beaches, nightlife, water sports, Mayan ruins, nature, and some of the best all inclusive resorts in the world. These are just a few of the things that bring ten million tourists to Cancun, Mexico every year.

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Cancun is considered to be the heart of the Mexican Caribbean and year on year thousands of visitors who come to the Yucatan Peninsula end up right here! The gorgeous beaches, great weather, and amazingly clear and clean waters are huge pulls for many tourists, but Cancun has much more to offer than just this.

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ONLY 3 PEOPLE USED TO LIVE HERE Well, let us explain. In January 1970 the only three people living in Cancun were the caretakers of a coconut plantation. Back then it wasn't a bustling international resort, but like many places in Mexico underdeveloped and free of tourists.

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