Top 3 Shopping Bus Tours

1.Cancun City Sightseeing and Shopping Tour on a Double Decker bus

★★★★★★★★★★4.0 · 540 reviews · 5 hours (approx.) · from $55Our pick

See Cancun beyond the resort strip with guides such as Tony or Arturo, stopping at El Meco ruins, downtown markets, Avenida Tulum, a tequila and chocolate shop, and Playa Delfines. Expect drinks and hotel pickup options, but confirm the vehicle, since the advertised double-decker bus may be replaced by a van or air-conditioned bus.

“Our Tour Guide Tony was the best. He really made our time in Cancun memorable. We highly recommend this experience”

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2.National Mall Night Bus Tour

★★★★★★★★★★4.6 · 313 reviews · 3 hours · from $55

Ride from the U.S. Navy Memorial past Washington’s major sights, with stops at the White House, Capitol, memorials, and Tidal Basin. Expect lively English commentary, photo time, and a choice of climate-controlled or convertible glass-top buses, weather permitting.

“We loved our guide George and our driver (Tricia?). We had enough time to see each site and George was great at providing historical facts while showing us where to get the best photos. He also warned us when walkways were dimly lit. Tricia was always were she said she would be for pick up and was engaging and joyful at every stop.”

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3.Cancun: Guided City Tour with Shopping by Double Decker Bus

★★★★★★★★★★4.0 · 94 reviews · 5 - 5.5 hours · from $60

Spend 5 to 5.5 hours touring Cancun with a bilingual guide, visiting El Meco, downtown, the Hotel Zone, Plaza La Fiesta, and Playa Delfines. You will ride a panoramic double-decker bus, taste tequila, shop for Mexican goods, and pose by the colorful Cancun sign.

“Exploring the city on a private small bus is really nice, and I enjoyed very much all the exploration of the city, the history and the ruins. I just wished it was more about that without wasting more than two hours in over priced souvenir stores - it felt as if I spent money to be brought where I can spend more money while I knew where to buy souvenirs that are not that overpriced. The first shopping stop was one hour (too much) and then we were supposed to visit the Tequila museum with some Tequila assortment, but it was just a small room with a 3 minutes video…”

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