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Should I pay in pesos or dollars in Cancun?

Should I pay in pesos or dollars in Cancun?

Pesos, being the national currency of Mexico, will be accepted absolutely anywhere. US dollars will be accepted throughout the Cancun Hotel Zone, but the further you venture into ‘real Mexico’ the more problems you may find in using USD for everyday purchases.

Should I convert money before going to Mexico?

It’s a good idea to get some Mexican pesos before your arrival in Mexico, if possible (your bank, travel agency, or exchange bureau should be able to arrange this for you). Although you won’t receive the best rate of exchange, it may save you worries upon your arrival.

How much pesos should I bring to Cancun?

For All-Inclusive trips we bring about 1500-2000 pesos or so for tipping per week, plus maybe another 5000 for tours, shopping, day trips-IF you will be doing any of that. I agree the best way to get pesos is once you are in Mexico, with your ATM card at an ATM.

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Can I get pesos at Cancun airport?

How to locate a bureau de change and ATM’s at the Cancun Airport. In terminals three and four, in addition to ATMS, there is a currency exchange service operated by a bank named CIBanco, where you can convert your Mexican pesos to the currency of your choice and vice-versa.

Can I exchange dollars for pesos at Cancun airport?

How to locate a bureau de change and ATM’s at the Cancun Airport. ATMS & Money Exchange. In terminals three and four, in addition to ATMS, there is a currency exchange service operated by a bank named CIBanco, where you can convert your Mexican pesos to the currency of your choice and vice-versa.

How many days is enough for Cancun?

Many people vary on the length of time, but a minimum of 3-5 days is a good start if you want to hit the most important stops in Cancun. If you want to experience all Cancun has to offer, tourists recommend 7-10 days.

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How much US dollars should I take to Cancun?

I usually bring the equivalent of $500 USD converted to pesos, along with another $1,000 in cash. If you estimate $100 per person per excursion (some will cost more, some will cost less), plus extra for tips and souvenirs, you should be good.