Highway 18 from Mérida becomes the 180 toll road, also called a " cuota" or " carretera de cobro," going east to Cancún. This four-lane speedway is by far the fastest route to Cancún. Using it, you can avoid 146 topes and 43 villages. Along the way, you will encounter toll booths or " casetas de cobro." Have pesos in hand because the exchange rates at the toll booths are less than generous. There is also a toll road to Playa del Carmen.
Exact tolls are:
- Mérida to Chichén Itzá - $129 pesos
- Mérida to Valladolid - $223 pesos
- Chichén Itzá to Valladolid - $94 pesos
- Valladolid to Cancún - $385 pesos
- Mérida to Cancún - $609 pesos
- Mérida to Playa del Carmen: $544 pesos
Activities in Mérida, and nearby:
- A Week in Mérida: The Magic Never Ends
- Ice Cream Shops in Mérida to Survive the Heat
- Five Hotel Restaurants that You Can’t Miss in Mérida
- Fall in Love with Mérida’s Barrios
- Museums in Mérida
- Bars and Cantinas in Mérida’s Centro
- 12 Kid-Friendly Hacienda Day Passes
Activities to do in Valladolid:
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