Bus & coach · MEXICO BUS TOURS
Every trip has one free morning too few. These 10 mexico bus tours justify the slot, priced and timed so you can decide in minutes and get on with the day.
Review of Mexico City’s Turibus hop-on hop-off tour, covering four routes, prices, stops, audio issues, timing, and practical tips.
“A good way to see the city. Value for money. The traffic is of course horrendous which can't be helped. WiFi didn't work . Some information in written form about stops etc would be useful”
See Mexico City from an open-top Turibus with four routes, flexible stops, major sights, audio commentary, and practical tips for a one-day pass.
“We highly recommend this activity on the first or second day purely to allow you to understand the size of Mexico, second to allow you to set sites of significance to help with your exploration. Its the perfect way to get around. Informative, easy and a great ride. If you don’t have ear phones, they are supplied and from memory there are several languages to help with the Spanish narration. Set aside a full day as the day is long, there is so much to see. Lastly, the bus has pretty much right of way through traffic, believe us, Mexico traffic is a beast! Do the bus ride guys, you…”
Review of Puerto Vallarta’s $26 hop-on hop-off bus, with route details, timing tips, stops, value, drawbacks, and advice for cruise visitors.
“There were no stops from the Marina to the Malacon. The last time I took this trip there was a stop at the chocolate factory at Puerto Magico. 🤷♀️”
Review of Cancun’s $55 city tour with Mayan ruins, tequila tasting, shopping, beach views, drinks, and practical tips before booking.
“Our tour, tour guide and driver were amazing. Our tour guide explained everything in Spanish & English. Also, the refreshments on board was a plus.”
See Mexico City lit up on a 90-minute double-decker bus tour, with famous monuments, English audio, and practical tips for a smooth ride.
“we booked an English quided tour but all was in Spanish. wifi and mobile like was not working as well. very disappointed 😞”
Review of Mexico City's Turibus hop-on hop-off tour, covering four routes, major sights, audio guides, timing, value, and practical tips.
Review of Cancun’s $15 hop-on hop-off bus, covering Hotel Zone beaches, Centro sights, timing, stops, value, and practical tips.
“It's a trip that essentially shows the hotel zone.”
See Mexico City lit up on a one-hour Turibus night ride along Reforma, with famous monuments, audio commentary, and excellent value.
“I booked an English tour and the lady told me to change busses and I some how got onto the Spanish bus. The ride was fun and I got some good pics, just sad that I didn’t know what I was looking at. Lol”
Explore Cancún beyond the resorts with El Meco, downtown shopping, Playa Delfines, tequila tasting, and hotel pickup.
“The tour started off nice- then became quite boring with not much information given. Also the tour guide - who was a very nice person- talked mostly in Spanish- so we did not understand much. The double decker bus was a fun experience.”
Review of Cancun’s 5.5-hour city tour with El Meco, double-decker views, shopping, tequila tasting, and Playa Delfines.
“Exploring the city on a private small bus is really nice, and I enjoyed very much all the exploration of the city, the history and the ruins. I just wished it was more about that without wasting more than two hours in over priced souvenir stores - it felt as if I spent money to be brought where I can spend more money while I knew where to buy souvenirs that are not that overpriced. The first shopping stop was one hour (too much) and then we were supposed to visit the Tequila museum with some Tequila assortment, but it was just a small room with a 3 minutes video…”
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