je souhaite partir debut septembre au mexique pour 2 semaines soit cancun ou playa del carmen , je regarde souvent les sites pour la meteo aucun site dit la meme chose , quand il pleut c'est toute la journée ou une averses de temps en temps.
Si des personnes sont la bas actuellement pouvez vous m 'en dire plus Merci
Un peu surpris d'une telle question, ou alors je ne la comprends pas bien. Cancun ou Playa del Carmen, c'est quasi du pareil au même niveau météo; y a à peine 1/2h si ma mémoire est bonne entre les 2 stations.
Par contre, si tu dis que tu hésites à aller au Mexique pq la météo n'est pas claire, là je te comprends mieux ...
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je sais bien que cancun et playa del carmen sont pas tres loin mais je disai sa car je n'ai pa encore choisir mon hotel .j'ai du mal formuler ma question c'est au niveau de la meteo ca m'inquiete .merci
donc bis répétita : cancun et playa carmen étant proche, la météo sera la meme !
donc pas d'incidence sur le choix de ton hotel par rapport au temps ;
et puis se rassurer d'une météo à un endroit donné, tandis que la planète subit des dérèglements,
qu'attends tu d'une réponse ici? meme les pros se trompent ...!
J'etais au MExique en Septembre 2008 et j'ai eu un super temps. Quand il pleuvait ça durait pas longtemps mais dans l'ensemble j'ai eu pas mal de soleil.
Le seul regret c'est qu'il a plu la veille de mes visites à Agua Clara et Agua AZul... Du coup l'eau était complètement boueuse.Mon carnet de voyageChrissand
Difficile de predir le temps............
Mais je comprends cette inquietude, j'ai eu la meme, d'apres bcp de guides, septembre est la periode ou commence la saison des pluies, en therorie..
J' y suis rentré il y a deux jours, grand soleil et chaleur sur la riviera maya.
Pour ton choix entre cancun et playa, a mon gout, aucun des deux... descend encore un peu sur tulum, c'est quand meme un peu plus different, disons que tu vois encore du sable et encore des cocotiers.....au lieu du beton !!!
Cela n'engage que moi evidement .
Les deux villes sont assez près l'une de l'autre alors il ne faut pas choisir en fonction de la température. S'il n'y a pas d'ouragan, on peut compter sur quelques orages mais c'est généralement très bien.
bonjour a tous,
je me rends au mexique pour 10 jours du 8/12 au 18/12 a playa del carmen, avec une amie. Ns partons pour le soleil, la plage et pour faire la fête, alors j ai 2 questions car je ne connais absolument rien de ce pays
la premieree : quel temps fait il au mois de decembre???
la seconde : y a t il des endroit pour faire la fete a proximiter de notre hotel a savoir occidental allegro playa de carmen???
a et une derniere choz y a t il des navette qui font regulierement playa de carmen cancun???
1 - Au mois de décembre, la saison des ouragans est terminée, alors à part quelques possibles orages en fin d'après-midi, le temps devrait être superbe. Prévoir un chandail pour le soir si vous avez facilement froid (surtout après une journée au soleil).
2 - La première fois que je suis restée à Playa, j'étais au Playa Occidental Allegro! Il y a une petite discothèque sur place mais pour vraiment faire la fête, il faut se rendre "en ville", à Playa. Le jour, l'hôtel prête des bicyclettes et c'est à quelques minutes seulement et très amusant. Par contre, le soir, il faut prendre un taxi. Donc, dépendant de ce que vous aimez faire, il y a plusieurs endroits mais étant moi-même allée plusieurs fois à Playa del Carmen, ça varie d'année en année, et de saison en saison.
En marchant le long de la 5ème avenue (Avenida 5 = avenida quinta) et en regardant dans les rues perpendiculaires, vous allez trouver. J'aime bien "La Bodeguita del Medio" où on joue de la salsa "live" presque chaque soir. (C'est au bout de la 5ème vers le sud). Il y a aussi plusieurs "clubs", lounges, disco, au bout des rues perpendiculaires à la 5ème en se dirigeant vers la plage.
3 - Il y a des navettes qui font l'aller-retour assez souvent entre Cancun et Playa del Carmen.
En sortant de l'aéroport, on se dirige vers la droite (demandez pour la cie d'autobus ADO) (en sortant de l'aéroport, vous allez voir plein de gens qui attendent avec des pancartes, taxis, etc.) vers l'autobus. Vous pouvez acheter vos billets sur place: c'est très peu cher et très facile. Je l'ai fait plusieurs fois et ça vaut la peine. En arrivant à Playa, vous pouvez prendre un taxi jusqu'à l'hôtel.
4 - Ne pas manquer Ah Cacao! et y boire un chocolat maya. C'est au coin NW de la 5ème et Constituyentes. De plus, pour savourer une authentique cuisine maya, aller au restaurant Yaxche (Calle 22 à l'ouest de la Avenida Quinta). Surtout ne pas manquer de goûter la cochinita pibil (vous pouvez en acheter des vendeurs face au terminal d'autobus: vous ne serez pas malade!)
5 - Prendre le traversier et faire une journée snorkeling ou introduction au scuba diving à Cozumel. C'est incroyablement superbe.
Les taxis prennent un peu avantage du fait que les options sont assez restreintes alors il faut negocier. C'est environ entre l'équivalent de $5 à $10. Par contre, vous pourrez peut-être trouver des gens à votre hotel qui voudraient partager le coût.
J'ai dormi deux fois un soir à Cancun: une fois à Cancun Centro car je voulais gouter un peu plus de saveur locale, et manger de la nourriture authentique, et une fois à la plage. Désolé, je ne me rappelle plus des noms. Pour les hotels près de la plage, il faut savoir que "l'action" se passe vers ceux qui sont vers le nord.
Personellement, je dirais que Playa est très sécuritaire. J'aime danser tard et je me suis toujours sentie bien pour rentrer.
Est-ce que vous parlez de l'hotel Allegro? J'y suis allé il y a 5 ans et il devait déjà avoir quelques années, par contre la chaîne Occidental tient généralement très bien ses hotels alors j'espère que vous vous y plairez. En plus, il y a des hamacs fournis sur chaque balcon!
Et pour ce qui est des navettes, il faudrait contacter l'hotel: le cout sera beaucoup plus élevé que si vous preniez l'autobus (environ $10).
Quand je parlais de taxis, je parlais de prendre un taxi pour aller de l'hotel a Playa del Carmen pour sortir le soir ou si vous ne voulez pas prendre une bicyclette!
Je suis déjà allée à Cancun: une fois à Cancun Centro, et l'autre fois à la plage mais seulement un soir où il pleuvait très fort (en juin) alors nous étions restés à l'hotel. Cancun-plage est une place où il y a plusieurs méga-clubs pour sortir et danser jusqu'aux petites heures du matin.
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