Reviewed by Shannon Martin, Licensed Insurance Agent.
Happy anniversary! You should rent a car in Tulum because it’s the cheapest and most accessible option to make your own schedule and explore anytime and anywhere you want! While Tulum does have public transportation consisting of a bus system and taxis, the costs can add up quickly if you need to use them frequently.
The most important thing to know before you rent a car south of the border is that Mexico does not recognize U.S. insurance policies. Even if you have
in the States, you’ll still need to buy a temporary policy from the rental car company before you can drive away.
Other than that, renting a car in Tulum is as easy as it is in the states. Just choose your car, show your driver’s license, and sign the rental agreement. Consider reserving your car in advance, so you can save some cash (since rates will be higher the closer to your travel date).
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