PLAYA DEL CARMEN
The Riviera Maya’s best days out.
The 6 most popular walking tours around Playa del Carmen. The ones worth booking ahead, with prices, run times and who runs them.
Walk Playa del Carmen with a local bilingual guide, sampling quesadillas, tacos al pastor, mole, fruit juices, and paletas.
Most Popular“Great food and Marcel is very engaging would definitely recommend this to anybody that has never been in the area before. The food is very authentic.”
A 3-hour Playa del Carmen food walk with local taco stalls, chocolate-spiced mole, street art, and a sweet popsicle finish.
3-hour private walking food tour in Playa del Carmen with fruit, mole, quesadillas, tacos, tamales, and paletas in English.
“What a wonderful experience I had booking this amazing tour! Juan is the best guide, his knowledge about the culture and the food is great, I learned a lot about the different foods that the Riviera Maya has to offer, walking the colorful streets and seeing all the murals was breath taking! I loved the…”
A small-group 4-hour walking food tour in Playa del Carmen with clean street bites, tacos, seafood, aguas frescas, and a chocolate finish.
“The wonderful introductory and explanatory talks re: food, foodie culture and local culture and history given by the gracious and generous guide not to mention the delicious and varied food offerings and experiences. Great from beginning to end.”
A 3-hour small-group vegan food walking tour in Playa del Carmen, with market stops, street art, and Yucatán classics made vegan.
“This tour was a great one to do early on in our holiday as it introduced us to the area and the local food scene in a really accessible and interesting way. It built our knowledge of what to look out for elsewhere, as well as learning where to go back to! The food was…”
Self-guided GPS audio walk at Ek Balam from Valladolid. 1-hour route with 21+ stories, offline maps, English narration, $9.99.
“First, cudos to them for being very clear on it is, what it does, and what one needs to do to enjoy the experience. Everything was well explained and straightforward.”
The cenotes, the ruins, the reef — and every road out along the Riviera Maya.
