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| − | ''' | + | '''Mérida''' is a city in [[Mexico]]. |
== Hitchhiking out == | == Hitchhiking out == | ||
| − | === North/South/West/East towards [[Chichen-Itza, Valladolid, Cancun, Tulum]] === | + | === North/South/West/East towards [[Chichen-Itza]], [[Valladolid]], [[Cancun]], [[Tulum]] === |
To get out of the city to the Periferico & the highway 180, take a San Pedro bus at calle 54 x 67 x 69 just outside San Benito mercado. The cost is 7 pesos (August 2016) & it'll drop right on the highway somewhere around the gas station. There's also a parallel 180D & according to Google maps it's faster for the coast cities but cannot comment on how busy it is, was taken by 180 myself & somehow I believe foreigners on the road to Chichen-Itza would look more logical. | To get out of the city to the Periferico & the highway 180, take a San Pedro bus at calle 54 x 67 x 69 just outside San Benito mercado. The cost is 7 pesos (August 2016) & it'll drop right on the highway somewhere around the gas station. There's also a parallel 180D & according to Google maps it's faster for the coast cities but cannot comment on how busy it is, was taken by 180 myself & somehow I believe foreigners on the road to Chichen-Itza would look more logical. | ||
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Revision as of 18:44, 1 September 2016
Mérida is a city in Mexico.
Hitchhiking out
North/South/West/East towards Chichen-Itza, Valladolid, Cancun, Tulum
To get out of the city to the Periferico & the highway 180, take a San Pedro bus at calle 54 x 67 x 69 just outside San Benito mercado. The cost is 7 pesos (August 2016) & it'll drop right on the highway somewhere around the gas station. There's also a parallel 180D & according to Google maps it's faster for the coast cities but cannot comment on how busy it is, was taken by 180 myself & somehow I believe foreigners on the road to Chichen-Itza would look more logical.
