This is my favorite mall in Cancun. There is so much here! If you like high end, the fashion show…read morepart has Gucci, LV, Golden Goose (my new fave), Prada, Etc. You can fill out forms online to get 9% tax refunded when you exit Mexico. There are the normal shops like Crocs, Zara, H&M, Abercrombie, Lululemon (expensive in Mexico), Adidas, DJI. There are lots of places to eat, be it high end Ryoshi (think $100 pp) or Hooters or Johnny Rockets. There is also a Senor Frogsshop here with loads of t shirts and hats. The lagoon runs thru the mall and their are almost crocodiles to be seen! It's a little difficult to get an Uber here, so walk to the Hilton Canopy and there is almost always one waiting nearby.

Wanted to walk though to see what stores were here and there are quite a few. First thing that…read morecaught me off guard was the armed guards throughout the venue. Makes you wonder what's going o. The Boutique Palacio was the only one insert into and what a great concept. It has lots of different boutique stores in smaller sections. Lots of options. This is an outdoor mall with both dining and shopping available. I really enjoyed the lush plants throughout to really tie in the location. As I didn't purchase anything, can't speak tot he value. Perhaps next time.

We came here for a couple of reasons: it's the largest shopping mall in Cancun; they have a Sears;…read morethey have Krispy Kreme Donuts. If you're after some shopping while in Cancun, this Mall is in the Downtown area, so if you have a car, that's no problem, but there are many buses that can get you here too. The Sears reminded me of my childhood (when we used to have to make our Christmas wish list from the Sears catalog): it was a real department store. It's well-stocked with quality merchandise and salespeople are easy to find. Krispy Kreme was delicious! The same quality you'd find in the USA.

We ventured out of the Hotel zone to this indoor mall in Cancun Centro to escape the heat and find…read morelunch. They had ample underground parking. The mall was air conditioned, clean, 80's modern, and safe with mostly middle range shops. The Food court was easy to find. There were a couple sit down restaurants. We went to the sushi restaurant but the hostess said there was a long wait. We settled on Pizza Hut for my youngest which had a surprisingly long wait. The rest of us ate Chinese "Cajun" food which is similar to what's offered in all US malls. Everyone was fed for about $35. The food was a little greasy but filling. I had to use my Spanish to order everything. The staff were all very friendly and hospitable.

This was the other shopping plaza we came to on our last day in Cancun. It sat a few minutes…read morefarther from the other shopping plaza. This plaza is mostly indoors. There is an older, more desolate wing to this place that sits closest to the bus stop. But walk further and you'll encounter a busier part with plenty of shopping options. Throughout this mall, there were art displays that added a nice touch to the place. The stores we found here were the same or similar to the stores in Los Angeles. The place was busy with tourists buying up clothing and souvenirs. The staff was friendly, and it was a relaxing environment. I'd say this is another great shopping option, comparable to the other plaza that sits along Zona Hotelera.

Check out the stained glass domed ceiling! Whoa! It's a bunch of Mayan artwork- absolutely…read morestunning. Be sure to check it out while taking the escalator up to the grocery store. This shopping mall seems to have had better days. There's a bit of an occupancy problem. It's quiet. However, it feels safe. I saw security wandering around, and there aren't any locals hassling the tourists for change. In the near future, the causeway across the lagoon is going to be completed, and the causeway is going to drop off vehicles right in front of this shopping center. It'll be the first thing you see when you drive to Cancun. The future is bright for this shopping mall. The place has a bunch of different vendors and retailers here. You can get out of the sun, enjoy a cup of coffee, dinner at a fancy-ish restaurant (Ruth Chris!) I don't know where you can park, but this mall is easily accessible from the bus.

Forum By The Sea is a large bustling amusement complex that seems to come alive once darkness…read moredescends. Loud music and lights from large signs, especially The Hard Rock Cafe as well as Senor Frog adds to the energy as people go about their business. We came here to dine on seafood at Ozean Gourmet on the third floor. Ugh, it's closing at 7 pm! Oh well, should have done the homework. Have to find another dinner venue...

This is a smaller outdoor mall that gets a good amount of foot traffic due to its location in the…read moreheart of the Hotel Zone. The only reason to stop here is to get a photo in front of the huge Cancun sign when you enter. As a mall, it is below average. It is mainly the Hard Rock Cafe, some fast food and overpriced souvenir stores. There are also annoying stands with people standing around trying to sell you tours.

We stopped in for lunch at the Japanese place. The food was delicious but they served all their…read moreTogo orders first. We sat there about 40 minutes for some teppenyaki. It was delicious but the wait was insane.

If you are a tourist trying to find a gift , this is definitely not the place. It's outlets mall…read morewith stores that can be found in United States. Upon arrival, there's a parking fee to park inside the lot. I paid 13 pesos for about of 30 minutes. Make sure you bring the pass with you to pay at the stands before leaving .

This fantastic shopping mall in Cancun's upscale area by the marina offers a variety of excellent…read morerestaurants, cafes, and shops. Its relaxing outdoor ambiance makes it a welcoming spot for shoppers. We enjoyed dining at the mall's restaurants and loved the experience. After visiting other malls in Cancun, we believe this one is the best by far; strolling around feels pleasant, and the mall's size is just right.

This is my favorite mall. It is much less busy and stores are better stocked than La Isla. They…read morehave Zara, Sephora, H&M, Pull & Bear, Stratavarious and a ton more. They just don't have the high end stores like, Gucci, Prada, LV, Golden Goose. There are a variety of places to grab a bite from casual to a little more. Cell service is nearly non existent so they have QR codes posted throughout the mall to run their WiFi.

This is a fake market. There's is no market here. Waste of my time and money getting here. Don't…read moretrust the other reviews.

Large selection of virtually everything. I didn't notice anything way overpriced except the…read moreluggage. Picked up a .375L bottle of good Anejo Tequila for $600MX.

not a lot to do outside of the resorts or beaches on your own besides a walk to the shopping…read morearea...luxury avenue is located near the middle of the hotel zone while a larger outdoor shopping mall is located higher up at la isla cancun...la isla cancun is better with a diverse variety of luxury and standard retailers, but luxury avenue was closer to our resort and it is an indoor mall with a/c...the entire upstairs is under construction/closed, so only the bathroom was accessible...the main core boutiques are still present, but majority of the retailers to the back left and right wings are closed and vacant on a 2/2026 visit...browsed what was open...mainly focused on jewelry, watches and bags...ultrajewels has a small selection of everything ranging from jewelry to luxury watches...sampling of watches from iwc and grand seiko to omega and rolex...not a lot of the specific popular models of interest...had a few jlc master control models the staff was eager to sell and offering substantial discounts on...tempted, but moved on to the rolex...had a nice green op 41, but not willing to sell to a new client...browsed to pass time and moved on to hermes...similar in shopping experience...sampling of a few bags and a lot of accessories...while all the accessories were for sale, the bags were not...evelyne for sale, but lindy was not for new clients...already familiar with the process, but doesn't hurt to ask...not a lot on display, so was mostly just asking out of curiosity...the mall is mostly dead, but a/c is cold...not a whole lot of inventory in the stores open, but might get lucky and find something and get approval to purchase...

Beautiful shopping center with a fun art installation out front. We stopped in on our way to…read moreanother shopping center. We were blown away by 1) the AC and lovely smells of perfume 2) the lux brands such Hermes, Rolex, YSL, BVLGARI and more. 3) all the beautiful displays of art. Wish I had a spare $20K to buy one of the beautiful Hermes bags or BVLGARI necklace but until then, it was a beautiful place to step through.

This indoor mall appeared to be a nice place to do some shopping in the comfort of air conditioning…read moreand away from the outdoor flea markets where you get hounded to buy their wares from every corner. Most stores were a more pleasant place to be able to quietly think and not have to say "no thank you" to every store owner or employee. However, at some stores, we still got aggressive and pushy people who tried to talk us into buying merchandise. Joe K was looking to buy a Mexico Fifa soccer shirt, but he needed a XXXL which never seemed to be available anywhere we looked. One salesperson tried to talk him into a shirt that was made in China. The shirt was obviously too small, but he kept insisting that Joe try it on anyway. I couldn't help but burst out laughing at how snug the shirt fit, when this guy was so desperate to make a sale! At another shop, I showed interest in a small glass Mayan step pyramid. I was told that it was $65.00! I immediately put it down and walked away. Even though I really liked it and wanted it for my pyramid collection back home. I'm so glad I didn't pay that exorbitant amount of money when, days later, I found the same thing at another smaller shop that sold it to me for $15.00! This is the same mall where I wrote a review on one particular store by the name of La Perla Tapatia. https://www.yelp.com/biz/la-perla-tapatia-canc%C3%BAn. I hope to never go through a negative experience like that again! We were just thankful that the efficient bus service in Cancun was a life saver to us on several occasions when it is necessary to get away from the exhausting vendors that won't leave you alone!

I love shopping at this mall while in. Cancun! There are about 12-15 shops. It's empty for some…read morereason and you can find lots of deals on silver and other souvenirs! Wayan was one of my favorite stores. Their prices are firm but their quality is fantastic! We were able to negotiate good deals with Jesse on silver and he even did shots with us when we're done. There are 2 larger pharmacy's with everything from hot sauce to over the counter medication and antibiotics. They Los have a fish spa but we were to nervous to do it. We loved these day of the dead Mannequins. There is a Bubba Gump Shrimp And Outback Steakhouse! Check in or ask one of the shop owners for free drink cards. We were able to do all of our shopping at one place in one afternoon! The larger Mall Isla was next door. Go there if you want name brand Louis Vitton, Prada, Gucci etc!

Huge store with clothes, souvenirs and other Mexican accessories. Unlike Coral Negro this place…read moredoes not have annoying and pushy sales people which is a plus. If you're looking for something to remember your Cancun trip this is the store for you!

I just love Plaza La Fiesta! It's a trip back in time to what souvenir shopping in Cancun was in…read morethe 1990's. This place is HUGE and has literally everything. If you are thirsty, they have bottled water. They have tequila samplings, though not all the time. I was there when they had a sampling with a scorpion in the bottle (ummm ... no). They have some small snacks near the cash register. The place has TONS of Corona beer clothing and souvenirs. They probably have a few hundred different Cancun t-shirts. They have caps. They have Sombreros for $17! They have beach covers. They have dresses to include white cotton "confirmation" ones. They have lots of ceramics and hot sauce bundles and vanilla in various sizes. They have souvenir magnets. Pretty much if you can imagine it as a souvenir, they have it. And, prices are much more reasonable than at other shops. Who has $10 t-shirts at La Isla? They do! Additionally, they have 2 benches in front of the store with 2 figurines that are good photo spots!