bonjours a tousses
moi et mon potte recherchont un bonne hotel au mexique avec bonne nourriture tres belle chambres un bonne hotel quoi notre budget environ 2600 pour quinzes jours par personnes
ont recherche l ambiance la fette la detente quand il faud et la fiesta le soir et si possible avec un clientelle umpeu jeune IOI
je sais ca fais beaucoup
alors je conte sur vous pour vos avis j ais jamais ete decus par forum voyage merci a vous tousses et a bientot
Salut,
Le Mexique est très grand !!!!
Déjà dans quel coin veux tu aller ??? vu ce que tu recherches, tu as des possibilités sur la côte Pacifique, ou alors le Yucatan.
Si tu vas au Mexique uniquement pour la fête (je trouve ça dommage), je te conseille de rester dans les grandes stations balnéaires style Cancun où tu rencontreras bcp de jeunes faisant la fête (plein de boîtes de nuit, des plages le jours pour se reposer de la nuit) ... Ce sont des stations qui ont été créées dans ce but unique.
Ceci dit, je te conseille qd même de te réserver quelques jours pour découvrir les merveilles du Mexique !!!
Bye. Christophe
je pencais a aller du coter de playa del carmen
cancun trop touristique pouint de vue hotel
je veut faire la fette mai je conte egualement faire des visites
mais pas avec les exscurtion de l hotel
je prefere sortir avec les exscurtion des villages les autres ca fais moutoons IOI
voila un belle hotel classe des villages sympa au allantour ou on puisse aller boire le soire et connaitres les locaux
ont est difficiles IOI
si tu peut nous aider
j ais entendus du rui palace tu connais ?
Hello,
ah effectivement, PLaya del Carmen c'est beaucoup beaucoup beaucoup mieux que Cancun. J'y est passé 9 jours supers lors de mon voyage au Mexique. Côté hôtel, je ne connais pas trop car j'avais réservé tout mes sous pour la plongée et donc j'avais choisi un hôtel le jour même pas cher du tout (et d'ailleurs j'avais changé en cours de séjour pour encore moins cher).
Côté animation, le soir pour la fête tu as une sorte de pub qui donne sur la plage, et le soir y a une sacré animation, ils mettent de la musique sympa, tu danses sur le sable, ça m'avait bien plu. Il est situé pas loin de l'ancien phare, tu peux pas le louper. Par contre, bcp de clients touristes. Pour aller à la rencontre des mexicains, j'ai trouvé que c'était assez difficile dans le Yucatan (bcp plus facile dans le Chiapas ou dans la sierra Tarahumara par exemple). Ils sont présents pour essayer de te soutirer un max d'argent mais après ils "disparaissent" ce qui n'était pas le cas ailleurs dans le pays.
Pour les excursions, y a effectivement pas de problèmes : tu peux en faire certaines par tes propres moyens en utilisant les combis (c'est le meilleur moyen pour aller à la rencontre des locaux), ou alors en passant par une agence (y en a des milliers sur l'avenue principale). a faire : Tulum, Chichen Itza, et Uxmal ou Coba
Je te conseille en plus des sites mayas de faire quelques plongées : tu as la plongée à Tortuga où tu peux admirer des tortues sans aller trop profond, Moxche Bafo (récif avec une grotte, pleins de poissons tropicaux, murènes, et des mérous). Plus profond, tu as la pared verde, et une épave sur le site mama vina. Sinon, les cenotes, impressionantes, c'est de la spéléo pour débutant.
Bye. Christophe
merci a toi pour tous ces renseignements ont va analyser tout cela
je te tiendrais o courant mais moi je suis bien chaud pour playa del carmen
a plus merci
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