Top Cancun Desserts & Sweets

Skip the resort food and tourist trap eateries in Cancun, and explore with a local guide to discover the tastiest tacos in town. As you walk, you’ll get the lowdown on the local cuisine, try drinks such as Jamaica and "horchata," and sample the Yucatan favorite dessert of "marquesitas." Enough samples are included to make this a dinner experience.

Explore a side of traditional Mayan culture few other visitors get to experience—and take part in two ancient rituals—during this half-day, private tour. Led by a local shaman, you'll begin with a chocolate ceremony: Smell, feel, and taste the cocoa, which the Mayans called "drink of the gods." Then, experience a traditional temazcal ceremony, which takes place in a natural sauna made from volcanic stones and involves four stages of relaxing purification.

Taste Cancun’s top tacos and enjoy cold Mexican beer on this 3-hour small-group tour. Visit four local taco spots, skip the lines, and learn the stories behind each recipe. Includes drinks, churros, and optional hotel pickup. Vegetarian options available.

Instead of a traditional dinner at a restaurant, add some romance to your evening with a dinner cruise. Feel the warm Caribbean breeze as you glide across the Nichupte Lagoon on a Spanish-style galleon. Get sunset views that you can't get on land and enjoy your choice of steak, lobster or a vegetarian option against the setting sun.

Make the most of your time in Cancun with this four-in-one half-day adventure tour. Ride ATVs through the terrain, soar across zip lines in the jungle, take a swim in a cenote, and try local tequila during a tasting. With round-trip transportation, safety gear, and snacks provided, you won't have to plan a thing.

Go beyond the tourist attractions and experience everyday local life on this half-day tour of Cancun. See a different side of the city when you visit markets, street food stalls, and hidden lanes with vibrant street art. Foodies will love sampling a range of local specialties, including barbacoa, tacos, and Yucatecan food. Come hungry and leave satisfied.

The Chocolate Maya Ceremony A ritual that invites us to feel, to contact to ourselves, to trust and listen to what happens in that moment. A cocoa ceremony begins by coming into contact with cocoa, splitting it and feeling its aroma, feeling its texture...