The most conventional solution to commuting throughout Cancun's nightlife is not by walking or acquiring a taxi, although it's still a good option, is to hire your own local, private transportation. Similar to the increasingly popular services back state-side, having a chauffer to escort you between bars and clubs is the answer to a number of pressing questions, including:
How will I get to the clubs and back to my hotel without a car?
A taxi is the first and logical answer, but since the abundance of private transportation, scheduling someone to pick you and your cohorts up, and having the convenience of someone waiting on you has become something of a luxury, but a necessity for large groups of people.
How will I transport everyone in my party?
A segue from the last question; with private busses or limousines, shuttling large quantities of people from location to location in Cancun without all of the confusion can be easily achieved.
How long do I have the chauffer on retainer for and how expensive are they?
Typically, your private transportation can be reserved in increments of 3—3, 6, 9, or 12. As for the cost of these services, most, if not all, are cheap. It may be the bunt of a hundred jokes and clichés, but Mexico caters to the frugal, and this is no exception.
Some transportation companies' clientele consist primarily of airport transfers and tourists searching for a cool and sedated means of exploring the city outside of their Cabo hotels. However, it is understood that a considerable chunk of their business accumulates from tours of Cabo's infamous nightlife.
Enid Glasgow is a product of unbridled wanderlust and a knack for gab. When Enid is traveling Cabo, she can undoubtedly be found at ME Cabo
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