Malecón de Chetumal
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About 4.5 hours drive straight south of Cancun along the border of Belize. This small city of 175,000 on the Maya Riviera is very underrated by tourists, which is good. You won't find white sandy beaches, prices in American $ or $300 a night hotels, but it's affordable living for expats escaping the winter. The winter months are sunny and hot. During the day the Melecon is quiet. But at night there is a street festival along the Melecon (ocean sidewalk). Great cheap street food, rides for kids and artisans. Very family friendly. There are a number of ruins within an hour and a couple of small fresh water lakes. Some of the best roads in mexico. Streets with divided palm tree boulevards. If you are travelling and want to relax and see what a typical Mexican city looks like without tourism stop here.
D LongoD Longo
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Chetumal a city in a very interesting ecosystem. Close to Belize gives you the opportunity to discover multiple cultures. Good bird watching and fishing expeditions. (Bonefish, Permit, Tarpon) Nice place to start a trip north towards the busy Cancun city (By car or motorcycle its a flat road), enjoying, Bacalar, Mahahual, (Scuba diving - By the time you arrive to the next city, you already cover the 24hrs before flying), Tulum, Playa del Carmen ... If you need GT Hotels, air-condition and busy tourist environment to survive, fly directly to Cancun.
Ricardo RodriguezRicardo Rodriguez
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Very nice and quiet place despite being located very centrally. It is located on a peninsula, you can easily follow the coast from there to the beach. Great opportunity to see lots of different birds, and of course the sea itself and several murals an monuments remembering Mayan history as well as Mexican revolution history. We also found a shoe-shop nearby with Mexican made shoes and sandals at very reasonable prices (see pictures), the shoes were ideal to climb the pyramids in Becán, Xpujil and Calakmul.
Bastian SchallBastian Schall
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Un lugar que más que tranquilo, es indicado para pasar en familia, paseando con los hijos, sobrinos y nietos. Disfrutando una rica marquesita, un esquite o elote, unos taquitos, una torta y todo lo que puedas comer durante el recorrido entre la basta variedad de snacks y diversidad de conceptos artísticos gastronómicos que tiene y ofrece la explanada de la bandera de Chetumal. De igual forma, pueden hacer un recorrido por el Boulevard Bahía en el "papi chulo", un vehículo modificado al estilo inglés, con dos niveles de asientos para disfrutar del paisaje que ofrece la Bahía y los diferentes comercios a lo largo de la misma. Se puede rematar con una paseo corto y rápido pero muy emocionante, en el muelle fiscal de Chetumal. Ideal para toma de fotos con el atardecer chetumaleño. En algunos casos, existe eventos artísticos (no siempre) y ese es uno de los puntos negativos para la capital. El Gobierno no se preocupa en hacer algo para que la Capital surja y no se hunda más. Por las mañanas, si la culpa te atormenta de todo lo lo pudiste haber comido la noche anterior en tu visita a la explanada, puedes salir a caminar por todo lo largo y ancho del boulevard. Es muy tranquilo y ahí encontrarás a muchas personas realizando ejercicio entre las 6 y 8:30 am. Entre lo escaso que tiene Chetumal, puedo, sin lugar a duda, recomendar un dominguito por la tarde-noche, para disfrutar en familia con toda la paz y tranquilidad del mundo y que solo Chetumal puede otorgar a quienes la visitan.
Arturo VárguezArturo Várguez
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El Malecón Chetumal is really pretty and a few things to do. 1. Visit the statue 2. Mexico letter 3. Base is there too 4. Walking distance (10 minute walk) there local shops and places to eat. To get there you need a local taxi. Ubers aren’t authorized to go into certain areas in Chetumal. If you are traveling from Bacalar to Chetumal, get a taxi colectivo. It’s $50 pesos per person and drops you off at the main plaza.
Elizabeth RodriguezElizabeth Rodriguez
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Nice malecon lots of history here I was really surprised didn't expect it to be such a great place to walk and at the same time learn with all the cool monuments with information about the history of Chetumal. The food at good prices at the plaza central from all the vendors. And the bus ride for about 2 dollars each person was a big plus. Lots of parking spaces in front of the malecon.
Jesus HernandezJesus Hernandez
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Nearby Attractions Of Malecón de Chetumal
Fuente del Pescador
Hotel Casa Blanca
Renaissance Statue
Museum of the City of Chetumal
Muelle fiscal de chetumal (muelle acustico)

Fuente del Pescador
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Hotel Casa Blanca
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Renaissance Statue
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Museum of the City of Chetumal
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Nearby Restaurants Of Malecón de Chetumal
El Taco Loco Chetumal
Sam's Club Chetumal
Sergio's Pizzas
Cafe Del Puerto
La Botana De Pelícanos
Restaurante Los Comales
Almina
El Patio Del 30
Hamburguesas Las Mismas
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El Taco Loco Chetumal
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Sam's Club Chetumal
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Sergio's Pizzas
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Cafe Del Puerto
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Centro, 77000 Chetumal, Quintana Roo, Mexico
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outdoor
relaxation
family friendly
attractions: Fuente del Pescador, Hotel Casa Blanca, Renaissance Statue, Museum of the City of Chetumal, Muelle fiscal de chetumal (muelle acustico), restaurants: El Taco Loco Chetumal, Sam's Club Chetumal, Sergio's Pizzas, Cafe Del Puerto, La Botana De Pelícanos, Restaurante Los Comales, Almina, El Patio Del 30, Hamburguesas Las Mismas, Winner's
