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Cancún is situated in the state of Quintana Roo on the eastern coast of Mexico's Yucatán Peninsula, a seal-head shaped land mass that stares longingly towards Cuba from Guatemala and Belize. Cancún is on the northeastern tip of the Peninsula, fronted by Bahía de Mujeres (Bay of Women), the Caribbean Sea and two lagoons.

Cancún is actually two places in one. On the mainland lies Ciudad Cancún, a planned city founded as the service center of the resort. The main north-south thoroughfare is Avenida Tulum, a long tree-shaded boulevard lined with banks, shopping centers and restaurants. The smaller, low to medium-priced hotels and restaurants are within the city center.

The 23km (14mi) long sandy island, Isla Cancún, is known as the Zona Hotelera or Zona Turística. Boulevard Kukulcán, a four-lane divided avenue, leaves Ciudad Cancún and goes 9km (5mi) westward to Punta Cancún. The boulevard then heads south for 13km (8mi) to Punta Nizuc, where it turns eastward, rejoins the mainland and heads inland to the airport.

Cancún International Airport is 8km (5mi) south of Ciudad Cancún. Puerto Juárez, the port for passenger ferries to Isla Mujeres, is about 3km (2mi) north of the center. The busy bus station is just west of Avenida Tulum.