• Puerto Juarez Cancun Mexico - This first stop is in Puerto Juarez, currently a candidate to be one of the first ‘barrios magicos’ (magic neighbourhoods) in the country, as this was where Cancun ‘existed’ before Cancun was built in the 1970s. We’ll eat ceviche and enjoy a drink in Marbella, a hidden gem of a seafood restaurant overlooking the Caribbean just 2-3 yards away.
• Cancun - Our second stop, after a half-hour cruise in the Classic racing-car painted VW beetle, will be at a restaurant overlooking the Laguna Nichupte, sat on a sand beach, where we’ll try the ‘pescadillas’ (lcoally famed fish empanadas) or vegetarian alternative, and have a drink.
• Cancun - After a ten-minute drive, being photographed and videoed by passers-by in the VW Beetle, our third stop will be in the heart of the Zona Hotelera, where we’ll soak up the atmosphere, while eating tacos al pastor, a Mexican national institution of a dish alongside another drink.
• El Parque de las Palapas - After a further 20 minutes in the classic VW Beetle, our fourth and final stop will be in a large square frequented by the locals and national tourists every evening, together with their families. We’ll wander around, your guide explaining each of the local dishes on offer at this street food market and entertainment venue and enjoy a ‘marquesita’, a crispy pancake fileld with fruits and Edam cheese, a dish unique to this region of Mexico.

• Private transportation
• Dinner

Operated by Senor Travel Bug, this tour offers a unique experience in a classic VW Beetle, Mexico’s most iconic car. This is a one-of-a-kind tour in Cancun. Participants will explore four distinct aspects of life in Cancun: (1) A high-end seafood restaurant on the Caribbean, popular with affluent locals; (2) A mid-to-high-end seafood restaurant on the shores of Laguna Nichupte, frequented by locals, some arriving by yacht, and visitors; (3) A taco restaurant in the heart of Cancun’s hotel zone, popular with international tourists; (4) Sweet street food in downtown Cancun, enjoyed by local families and primarily Mexican tourists. The guide, a former professional photographer, will capture photos throughout the tour and share them with participants afterwards.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.