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If you're heading west by car to Valladolid, Chichén
Itzá and Mérida, you have a choice between the old road (Viejo)
or the new highway, running a few kilometers north of the
old road for most of its length. drive north on ATulum
then turn left to join López Portillo: after a few
kilometers you will have the choice of which road to join.
You pay in advance, at the booths on the highway, for the
sections you intend to travel along. The trip all the way to
Mérida costs US$25.
First and second-class buses go from the same
well-organized terminal on the corner of avenidas Tulum and
Uxmal.
Destinations include Mérida, first-class (4 daily;
4hr) and second-class (hourly round-the-clock; 5hr);
Campeche, on the deluxe ADO GL service (daily 3pm; 9hr) and
second-class (daily at midnight; 10hr); Chetumal on
first-class (daily at 4.30pm; 5hr) and second-class (hourly
5am-12.45pm; 6hr); Mexico City on first-class (2 daily at
10am and 1pm; 18hr) and second-class (4 daily; 20hr); Playa
del Carmen on first-class (6 daily; 1hr) and second-class
(every 30min; 1hr); Tizimín (6 daily; 4hr); Tulum on
first-class (5 daily; 2hr) and second-class (5 daily; 2hr);
Valladolid (hourly; 3hr).
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International flights leave regularly from Cancún;
from downtown and the zona hotelera a taxi to the
airport costs about US$10. |
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