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There are plenty of high-quality Cancun shopping tours to choose from. Looking at ratings and reviews given by previous customers, these are the best tours available right now:
Prices for Cancun shopping tours vary depending on duration and inclusions. If you're looking for tours on the lower end of the price range, these are the best to book now:
Yes, Cancun shopping tours are worth it. Shopping in Cancun can be overwhelming if you don't know where to start, with so many souvenir shops, craft fairs, and open-air markets. Factor in that it's acceptable to barter in many circumstances, and it's even more complicated. It's helpful to have a guide who can steer you to their favorite spots, including factories where you can see how local products are made, such as silver jewelry. Guides will also offer tips on negotiating prices if appropriate.
Per one customer who booked the Cancun Guided Sightseeing, Shopping and Tasting Tour, "Amazing tour guide! We had a good time, good pace at each stop. We took photos, did some jewellery shopping and had a voucher to spend on food."
Before booking Cancun shopping tours, read the tour description carefully. If you’re booking a combination tour, you’ll want to check how much of the tour will be devoted to shopping, as many also include seeing top attractions and sampling local foods. You may want to consider a private tour if you like to browse at your own pace. Also, note which shops and markets you’ll be visiting; some of the most popular tours make just one stop at Plaza 28, which has lots of options, but would never be described as authentic or affordable by locals.
To really enjoy your time on Cancun shopping tours, set a budget in advance and know the exchange rate. While you can pay at most places with US dollars, paying with pesos will often get you a discount. Keep your wallet close in crowded areas, as pickpockets like to operate in markets, and trust your gut if you think something is a scam. Finally, don’t purchase from the first stall or store you visit—shop around to find the best price. And remember, if you’re at an open-air market or buying from a street vendor, you can offer a lower price than what they’re asking: bartering, as long as it’s respectful, is expected.