Cenotes, hidden beaches, food spots and safety tips — the routes we actually ride.
Three rides our customers keep coming back to — Punta Sam, Isla Blanca and Puerto Morelos — plus the road habits, timing and packing that make a scooter day in Cancun work.
A practical local guide to riding a scooter in Quintana Roo — the road habits, surfaces and moments that cause trouble for visitors, in the order you will meet them.
Four cenotes around Tulum — Dos Ojos, Gran Cenote, Calavera and Zacil-Ha — arranged as one day on a scooter, with the timings that keep you ahead of the tour buses.
Breakfast in a jungle garden, street food at dusk, tacos al pastor near midnight — a food route through Playa del Carmen arranged by the hour, and easiest to ride.
Thirty-five kilometres of jungle road west of Puerto Morelos, four very different cenotes at the end of it, and an honest guide to which one suits the day you want.
The Hotel Zone is an island, and the city is fifteen minutes away across the bridge. Mayan ruins, a market with kitchens hidden inside it, the street locals eat on, and a square that only comes alive after dark.
Ten quiet beaches between Punta Maroma and Tulum, arranged the way you would actually ride them — north to south down the coast road, with what to expect at each stop.