Luggage Storage Playa del Carmen

Store Your Luggage Around Playa del Carmen With Bounce

Officially, records show that Playa del Carmen, Mexico was established in 1937. However, people have lived in the area long before the 20th century rolled in. One of the first groups of people to inhabit the area was the Mayans; many years ago, the Mayans lived in a city called Xaman-Ha, the “Waters of the North.” Xaman-Ha remained a key Mayan religious center and trading post until the 1500s, when Spanish Colonists first set foot in the area. The Spaniards brought disease, death, and Catholicism with them. Before long, Xaman-Ha was no more. In its place stood Playa del Carmen, a city that became a Mexican territory in the early 1900s.

These days, the city embraces its Mexican, Mayan, and Spanish ancestry. People are encouraged to visit Mayan Ruins, eat authentic Mexican cuisine, and learn the various languages and dialects spoken in the area. Visitors are also encouraged to enjoy Playa del Carmen’s beautiful beaches and breezy weather.

Luggage Storage in Playa del Carmen

As of 2010, about 149,923 people live in Playa del Carmen as full-time residents. The city is large enough to easily accommodate that population size. However, about 1.1 million tourists visit Playa del Carmen, Mexico each year. 98 percent (or 1.08 million) of Playa del Carmen’s tourists come from other countries. All of this is to say that bag storage options may be limited in the city. Bounce, however, is always available; we’re a luggage service that operates 7 days a week in popular tourist hubs and beyond. To learn more about our services, download the Bounce app.

Playa del Carmen City Guide

Top Things to Do

1.1 million tourists certainly make for a big crowd. However, it’s easy to see why so many guests visit the city each year. From visiting Mayan ruins to sunbathing at beaches, there are plenty of things to do here. First-time visitors are encouraged to find a tour guide; it’ll be much easier to navigate Playa del Carmen and see all that there is to see with someone who knows the city well. Guests are also encouraged to attend the Riviera Maya Jazz Festival if they’re visiting during November, but there are plenty of festivals take place in the city all throughout the year.

Museums

Sandy beaches and tropical weather are some of the first things that stand out about Playa del Carmen. But there's much more to explore in the city. Guests can sign up for tours of Mayan ruins and visit Playa del Carmen’s museums to learn about the city’s fascinating history.

• 3D Museum of Wonders: See optical illusions galore at the 3D Museum of Wonders. Local residents and tourists all love posing for pictures at one of the museum’s many exhibits. Kurt Wenner is the artist who created most of the pieces on display.

• Museo Frida Kahlo: The famous artist Frida Kahlo was born in the village of Coyoacán on July 6, 1907, and many of her works are carefully displayed at the Museo Frida Kahlo. Guests should use Bounce before visiting this tribute to Ms. Kahlo.

• Playacar Mayan Ruinas: Visiting the Playacar Ruins (“Ruinas” in Spanish) is like traveling back in time; guests will come face to face with ancient structures that are centuries old. Anyone who visits will effectively get a glimpse of how the Mayans lived so long ago.

Shopping

Playa del Carmen’s shopping scene is a shopaholic's dream come true. Shopping centers like the Paseo del Carmen Shopping Mall have a wide selection of stores. Smaller shopping centers like Centro Maya are the best places to pick up souvenirs and produce. There are also plenty of street vendors who sell unique, hand-crafted items.

• Calle Corazon: Calle Corazon, or “Heart Street” in English, is a popular indoor and outdoor shopping complex. Most people visit Calle Corazon to buy designer clothes and jewelry. However, Calle Corazon also has a great food court and a very relaxing atmosphere. 

• Paseo del Carmen Shopping Mall: By far, Paseo del Carmen is the largest open-air shopping mall in the city. Guests will also find a Bounce bag storage station nearby.

• Public Market: Charming, vibrant, and compact best describe Playa del Carmen’s Public Market. The Market is one of the best places to buy fresh produce in the city. It’s also one of the best places to pick up a hand-crafted souvenir.

Dining

Mexican cuisine is already popular on a large scale. Fortunately, Playa del Carmen is located near several well-reviewed establishments.

• El Fogón: Since 1999, El Fogón has delighted guests with delectable traditional dishes. These days, El Fogón is a staple of Playa del Carmen; this taqueria is famous for its mouthwatering tacos, specifically its tacos al pastor dish. Use Bounce before visiting El Fogón, as this taqueria is always packed.

• El Nativo: El Nativo is famous for its delicious breakfast dishes and creamy milkshakes. Frequent patrons will agree that El Nativo’s chilaquiles dish is a must-have. El Nativo is located just at the end of Constituyentes Avenue. It’s very close to Playa del Carmen Beach, as well as one of Bounce’s luggage storage stations.

• Oh Lala!: Oh Lala! is the perfect restaurant to wine and dine at. This restaurant’s romantic atmosphere, combined with its sensational international dishes, will provide an experience unlike any other. Oh Lala! is also located near the end of Constituyentes Avenue. Diners are encouraged to visit this restaurant at night for an enchanting experience.