[4K] CANCUN PUBLIC BUSES - GUIDE FOR TOURISTS (2023)

In this video you will learn how easy it is to move around the Hotel Zone in Cancun. There is no need for Uber, Taxi, Shuttles or a Car Rental if you are staying at the "Zona Hotelera de Cancun". Also learn how to go to the ADO Bus Station/Terminal (Terminal Autobuses ADO Cancun) without having to use any transportation apart from the local public bus.
As stated in the video, here is the address for the McDonald's which is used as a reference to go to the Bus Terminal/Station: Av Tulum Supermanzana 2, Bancos, Col. Centro, 77500 Cancún, Q.R., Mexico
And the coordinates are: 21 09 54.9 N 86 49 32.6 W
0:35 Which bus do you take?
0:57 Southernmost stop (last stop)
2:17 Where to get off for the bus station/terminal?
2:48 Bus Delays
3:30 Options to get to the airport w/ prices
5:28 Bus Station/Terminal Entrance
5:52 Airport Bus Ticket Booth
Version en Español: • [4K] AUTOBUSES CANCUN ...
The hotel zone beach walking: • [4K] [2023] The beache...
This bus runs through the whole Hotel Zone in Cancun via Blvd. Kukulkan - Punta Cancun. The following is a list of the hotels you can go to by using the local public transportation (tags please ignore):
Cancun Bay Resort, Playa Tortugas, Aquamarina Beach Hotel, Captain Hook, Playa Langosta, Casa Maya, Hotel Riu Caribe, Riu Palace Peninsula, Dos Playas Faranda, Villas del Lago, InterContinental Presidente Resort, Holiday Inn, Dreams Sands Cancun Resort & Spa, Beachscape Kin Ha Villas & Suites, Fiesta Americana Villas, Playa Caracol, Hotel Riu Palace Las Americas, Hotel Riu Cancun, Plaza Caracol, Super Chedraui, Plaza La Fiesta Beach Market, Grand Fiesta Americana Coral Beach, Hyatt Ziva, Krystal Altitude Cancun, Aloft, Selina, Coco Bongo, Playa Forum, Salvia Cancun Aparts, Carisa y Palma, Ocean Dream Cancun by Guruhotel, Mayan Monkey, Playa Chacmool, Royalton Chic Suites, Le Blanc Spa Resort, Villas At Grand, Grand Park Royal Cancun, Wyndham Alltra Cancun - All Inclusive Resort, Hyatt Zilara, Hotel Flamingo, Playa La Fiesta Flamingo Mall, Telcel, Umami, Tacun, NYX, Beach Palace All Inclusive Resort, Armar House, Canopy by Hilton Cancun La Isla, Marriott, Park Royal Beach Cancun, Yamil Lu'um, The Westin Lagunamar Ocean Resort Villas & Spa, La Boutique Palacio, Live Aqua, Playa Marlin, Occidental Tucancun, Hotel Casa Turquesa, The Royal Sands, Residencial Casa Blanca, Kempinski, Golden Parnassus, Sandos, Secrets The Vine Cancun, Hard Rock Hotel Cancun, JW Marriott Cancun Resort and Spa, Paradisus, Paradissus, AquaWorld, Fiesta Americana Condesa, Grand Oasis, Oasis Cancun Lite, Wyndham Grand, Hotel Emporio, Royal Uno, Zona Archeologica de San Miguelito, Seadust Family Resort, Iberostar, Iberostar Selection, Golf, El Rey, Playa Delfines, Crown Paradise, Now Emerald, Solymar, Brisas Condos, OLEO, Sun Palace, Lahia, Club Regina, The Westin Resort & Spa, Punta Nizuc.

[@travelingwithmartin]

If you found this informative and helpful, please consider subscribing, liking and commenting on this video. Thank you! Version en Español: kzbin.info/www/bejne/f3PWk3qbr76chZY Walking the beaches of the hotel zone: kzbin.info/www/bejne/oJnMemukp6mEj8U

[@pang3720]

This was very helpful. I’ll be in Cancun next week alone and I’m kindoff nervous. Wish me luck! 😂

[@travelingwithmartin]

Do not be nervous! You will have a lot of fun! Good luck!

[@becayebalde3820]

How did it go? Going alone too

[@KD-mz5xv]

thank you for this info

[@travelingwithmartin]

You are welcome, thank you for stopping by, have a great trip!

[@migueldospachangas7716]

Just returned from Cancun, 12-22-23. We did what you described and got to the airport fine. The cost is a negligible 120 pesos for the airport/ Cancun portion for the ADO coach, R-1 and R-2 regular bus service is still 12 pesos- per person. We were told to get a R-1 bus to go back to the ADO terminal. It picked us up 20 yards from Hotel grounds, a somewhat more city bus that was bumpier and jerkier, according to the drivers' individual style. ( We took the bus several times during our stay). 100 % accurate video, very helpfull and - the way to go- It's very easy, and a good way to save some $. Excellent video, short and to the point, with all the facets you need.

[@travelingwithmartin]

I am glad you found the information useful, and thank you for updating us and verifying current prices. When I went they did not tell us about R-1 being the one that goes to the ADO terminal, it was either or, so that is something to look out for! There really is no need to use taxis that want to charge you as much as 80 dollars for something you can do easily on the bus. Thank you for watching!

[@ayden3461]

I like this video you should expand on this about traveling to Tulum and other areas. Looking forward to more content!

[@travelingwithmartin]

I do have plans on making more videos. I should be traveling back to Cancun soon. There are many areas I did not get to visit and I believe some short videos could be helpful for first time travelers. I myself was a first time traveler and decided to make this video. It is my first video ever and I hope to do better as I make more. Have you been to Cancun? Thank you for watching.

[@ayden3461]

@@travelingwithmartin is One of the best videos I have seen on the bus system in Cancun. Do you speak Spanish? I am attempting to learn before we travel in June. Considering the Oleo Cancun Playa penthouse rental.

[@travelingwithmartin]

@@ayden3461 Thank you for your kind words. I do speak Spanish. I actually linked the Spanish version of this video in the pinned comment I put in this video. It's just on a different channel. With the simple bus system in the hotel zone, there is absolutely no reason to ever take an Uber or Taxi to move around. I hope you were able to learn and see how simple it is.

[@Lukasimsic_]

Thanks a lot! This video really helped me.

[@travelingwithmartin]

You are welcome! Thank you for stopping by.

[@Lukasimsic_]

Hello. One question :-) did you feel safe in ADO bus? What about in downtown Cancun?

[@travelingwithmartin]

@@Lukasimsic_ yeah the ADO buses are very safe. The public buses are safe too, but the drivers do drive quite fast, and those buses can be older and a bit ran down. I did not stay in downtown Cancun, I stayed in the Hotel Zone, which is the tourist area and is also safe.

[@Lukasimsic_]

Thank you for answering :-))

[@misha4626]

How do the bus stop look?

[@yestohappiness2721]

Nice video - very helpful. How did you say you alert the bus driver that you want to get off the bus - do you press a button? I'm always stressed I can't get off at the right place... Also when are the buses most filled - in between what hours, do you know? I'm thinking if workers go to hotel zone to work the buses may be very filled... we will be trying to use the bus when not too busy... Thank you!

[@travelingwithmartin]

Thank you for the comment. I am glad you found this helpful. There are red buttons alongside the handrails which you press and that prompts the bus driver to make the next stop. What I personally did, I used my GPS so I could know when I was getting close to my destination and thus getting ready to get off. As for the most busy times, it would be the usual "rush hour" as in any location. Early in the morning and then again around 3-5pm. But, during those hours, it feels like there are more buses running. So you will not have any issues getting on. I recommend going straight to the back or staying close to the front (near the doors) so getting off is easier. It was my first time in Cancun and I had no issues, which is why I decided to make this video to show people what it is that I learned.

[@yestohappiness2721]

@@travelingwithmartin thank you! Much appreciated!

[@becayebalde3820]

I will be in downtown. How do I know which bus will go to downtowm? Are they all ADO bus?

[@travelingwithmartin]

Yes, pretty much, just walk outside of the airport and there will be ADO employees. There's a booth where you pay for your bus fare and they'll take you to downtown where the bus station is. From there go to your destination. The taxis outside the bus station overcharge so look out for that.

[@becayebalde3820]

@@travelingwithmartin Thank you