Wie lange dauert die Busfahrt von Cancún nach Valladolid?

Die meisten ADO-Busse benötigen etwa 2h 30min, und die schnellsten etwa 2h 25min, je nach Service und Haltestellen.

Wie viel kostet der Bus von Cancún nach Valladolid?

Die Preise beginnen bei etwa MX$386; ein typischer Fahrpreis liegt bei etwa MX$386. Die Preise variieren je nach Datum, Uhrzeit und Serviceklasse, daher sollten Sie Ihr Datum für den genauen Fahrpreis suchen.

Wie viele Busse fahren täglich von Cancún nach Valladolid?

ADO und seine Partnerlinien bieten etwa 6 Abfahrten pro Tag auf dieser Strecke an. Erste 05:30 · letzte 19:30.

Wo fährt der Bus von Cancún nach Valladolid ab?

Die meisten Abfahrten erfolgen vom ADO-Busbahnhof in Cancún. Ihr Ticket zeigt den genauen Terminal an.

Wo hält der ADO-Bus in Valladolid?

An der ADO-Station in der Calle 39 an der Calle 46, ein paar Blocks westlich des Hauptplatzes im Stadtzentrum.

Kann ich die Cenoten in der Nähe von Valladolid ohne Auto besuchen?

Ja. Der Cenote Zací befindet sich in der Stadt, und Colectivos und Taxis fahren von der Nähe des Busbahnhofs zu X'keken, Samula und Suytun.

Ist Valladolid eine gute Basis für Chichén Itzá?

Ja. Colectivos fahren von neben der ADO-Station zur Stätte, sodass Sie dort ankommen können, bevor die Reisegruppen aus Cancún eintreffen.

Fährt der Bus von Valladolid zum Flughafen Cancún?

ADO-Busse von Valladolid enden am Terminal in der Innenstadt von Cancún. Von dort aus fahren häufig ADO Aeropuerto-Busse zu den Flughafenterminals.

Cancún to Valladolid by bus with ADO

About 6 ADO departures a day, fastest trips around 2h 25min, fares from MX$386.

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Cancún to Valladolid at a glance

Buses per day

About 6 ADO departures

Fastest trip

From around 2h 25min

Fares

From MX$386

Timetable

First 05:30 · last 19:30

San Servacio church, Valladolid, Yucatán

The journey from Cancún to Valladolid

The ride between Cancún and Valladolid crosses the state line from Quintana Roo into Yucatán through flat, unbroken jungle scrub. Most first-class buses take the Highway 180D toll road, which skirts Valladolid and joins the town by an interchange with Highway 295. The free Highway 180 runs alongside through roadside villages such as Leona Vicario, Nuevo Xcán and Chemax, where you will see thatched Maya houses, fruit stalls and plenty of speed bumps.

In Cancún, buses use the downtown ADO terminal on Avenida Tulum. In Valladolid the ADO station is on Calle 39 at Calle 46, a couple of blocks west of the main plaza, so you can walk to most central hotels when you arrive.

When the buses leave

Morning (5:00–11:59): about 2 a day
Afternoon (12:00–17:59): about 3 a day
Evening (18:00–23:59): occasional departures
Night (0:00–4:59): none

A typical trip takes around 2h 30min; the fastest services take around 2h 25min. Times and fares come from current ADO timetables for the next 30 days and change by date and service class.

ADO services on this route

ADO: about 6 a day

ADO is the standard first-class service; ADO GL adds more legroom and extras, and ADO Platino has the widest seats. AU and ADO Aeropuerto cover regional and airport routes.

Sample departure times

05:30, 07:30, 08:45, 10:30, 12:30, 14:30, 17:30, 19:30

Departure times vary by day and station. Search your date above to see every bus, seat availability and the exact fare.

Bus stations in Cancún and Valladolid

The terminals most buses on this route use. Check the station printed on your ticket.

Depart from: Cancun ADO Bus Station

Av Uxmal 10
Coordinates: 21.16453, -86.82682
About 6 ADO departures a day on this route

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Arrive at: Valladolid C.46

C.46 197
Coordinates: 20.69100, -88.20500
About 6 ADO departures a day on this route

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Arriving in Valladolid

Valladolid is a compact colonial Pueblo Mágico and the best base for cenotes and ruins in eastern Yucatán. Cenote Zací sits in a park inside the town, while X'keken and Samula at Dzitnup and the much-photographed Suytun are a short colectivo or taxi ride away. In town, the Calzada de los Frailes leads to the former Convent of San Bernardino de Siena, and Ek Balam and Chichén Itzá are both close enough for an early-morning visit before the Cancún tour coaches arrive.

Tips for the Cancún–Valladolid bus

Tip 1

Valladolid's ADO station is small; ask your hotel to hold luggage if you plan a day trip before an evening bus.

Tip 2

Colectivos to Chichén Itzá and to the Dzitnup cenotes leave from near the ADO station on Calle 39, so you can connect straight from the bus.

Tip 3

Flying out of Cancún? Buses on this route use the downtown terminal, so change there to an ADO Aeropuerto bus and leave a margin.

Tip 4

Visit Suytun and Chichén Itzá early in the morning; that is when crowds from the coast have not yet arrived.

Other ways to travel

The Tren Maya stops at a station on the outskirts of Valladolid beside Highway 180D, a taxi ride from the centre, and at Cancún Aeropuerto station, not downtown Cancún; colectivos also run on the free road. The ADO bus is usually the more convenient option because it runs centre-to-centre and more often.