Top Things to do in Quintana Roo
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Top 10 Flea & Street Markets in Quintana Roo, Quintana Roo
Discover the best top things to do in Quintana Roo, Yucatan Peninsula including Akumal Farmers Market, Callejon del Arte, Mercado 23, Tulum Bazaar, Artists' Cooperative of Puerto Morelos, Puerto Morelos Flea Market, Mercado Municipal, Supermercado WallMart, Calle Quinta Avenida, Plaza Confetti.
Restaurants in Quintana Roo
1. Akumal Farmers Market
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 3 reviews
2. Callejon del Arte
3. Mercado 23
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 251 reviews
Reviewed By Wisenhar - Albany, United States
We went on a Sunday and only saw three other gringos in the 2+ hours we spent wandering around. This is very much a local market. The souvenir vendors are a bit pushy, but not aggressive, especially if you say “just looking”. They understand that in English, but most don’t speak much more than that. A few enjoy practicing their English with you and are patient if your Spanish isn’t great. We ate amazing street tacos at a little stand full of locals right off the market. 4 tacos and a large glass bottle of Fanta for $4US. Amazing food! Also enjoyed shaved ice with fruit juice. Everyone was so friendly and nice! Loved this market!
4. Tulum Bazaar
5. Artists' Cooperative of Puerto Morelos
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 38 reviews
Reviewed By 919kathys - Lititz, United States
Great place to pick up souvenirs. Checked out all the little shops. Bought a coconut carved into a humming bird. Asked if shop owner made it and he got excited and took us out back to see his work shed. Lots of raw coconuts and some tools. He took pride in his work.
6. Puerto Morelos Flea Market
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 153 reviews
Reviewed By kymdenhartog - Urbandale, United States
What a cute little town. Restaurants and local shopping was awesome for souvenirs. Had a great meal and laughed with the locals!
7. Mercado Municipal
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 59 reviews
Reviewed By OAG1960 - Brea, United States
Do you want to understand the culture better when traveling? This shopping center is a real experience, rich in the culture of Mexico's food, clothing, spices, housewares, and people. Dive deeper into the beautiful country of Mexico by stopping here.
8. Supermercado WallMart
9. Calle Quinta Avenida
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 2,282 reviews
Busy street lined with all kinds of shops, art and crafts galleries, cafes, restaurants and bars.
Reviewed By 831pamk - Quincy, United States
We visited on a Sunday. Started the day with a Catholic mass, in English, at a charming chapel on fifth avenue by the ferry. Wonderful service! We spent the rest of the day strolling fifth avenue and enjoyed every minute of it. Restaurants and drinks so reasonably priced!! While I will agree with other reviews that the sales pitches from the smaller shop owners are to be expected and we should accept it as part of the experience, I would be more inclined to go into their shops if I would be allowed to browse in peace. It also surprises me that in their effort to make money with every opportunity, that no one there has opened a nicely serviced pay per use restroom facility. Decent facilities were hard to find. We were on fifth avenue all day and thoroughly enjoyed the atmosphere!! Ended the day with a trip to my favorite shop to add to my kitchen dinnerware!!
10. Plaza Confetti
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 11 reviews
Best Prices In Silver, Black Coral, Arts And Crafts. We Just Open A Very Nice Internet And Communication Inside The Plaza. Free Use Of Bathrooms. At The End Of The Plaza You Will Find The Best Restaurant In Town La Mision. Welcome.
