Cancun

Cancún Layout: A Guide to the Two Sides of the City

Discover the layout of Cancún, Mexico with this guide to Ciudad Cancún and Isla Cancún. From local life to luxury resorts, find everything you need to know for an unforgettable trip.

Mexicanist

May 2, 2023 — 2 min read

Isla Cancún: Bask in the beauty of white-sand beaches and turquoise waters at the famous Zona Hotelera. Photo by Gerson Repreza on Unsplash

Cancún is a popular tourist destination located in the southeastern part of Mexico. It is divided into two main areas: Ciudad Cancún and Isla Cancún. While Isla Cancún is known for its beautiful beaches and luxury hotels, Ciudad Cancún is the hub of local life. Here’s a guide to the layout of both areas.

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