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lhs624 Mar 3rd, 2005 05:28 AM

getting to Tulum.
 
Going to Tulum in May. Flying into Cancun and staying in Tulum for 4 days and then to PDC for 4 days and then unfortunately home. Is it worth renting a car to get to Tulum and then up to PDC. Seems that the rides to Tulum can be expensive and renting a car seems more cost effective. Is the drive easy?
Thanks!

pepper131 Mar 3rd, 2005 06:47 AM

You can get an ecomony car for the same $$$ as a transfer for 2 to Tulum. You'll be happy to have the car and explore on your own.

swimmr Mar 3rd, 2005 08:03 AM

You should consider renting a car in Cancun. I think you will find the car will give you the freedom to explore the area (Coba ruins, various cenotes, Sian Ka'an, etc). Executive worked well for us.

ewesthoff Mar 3rd, 2005 08:21 AM

I totally agree with the past two posts. This gives you so many more options on things to do and see and the ride down from Cancun is on a straight, 4 lane highway. Enjoy, wish I was going back myself. Also, ask the locals about some of their favorite spots and take advantage.

arbegold Mar 4th, 2005 07:29 AM

We rented a car when we were there last month. The roads are well marked and good. We loved the flexibility. I second the trip to Coba (if you like ruins.) Road is adequate and you pass thru a few small towns that are interesting to see. Lots of speed bumps
along the way.


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