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I went on a solo trip to Cancun and if you're thinking about going solo to Cancun, anytime soon, feel free to steal my itinerary. I'm gonna give you a breakdown day by day what I did, things I recommend, things I do not recommend. All of the things. So starting with day one on arrival, I would recommend just booking your transportation through your hotel, especially if you don't have negotiation skills. Me on the other hand, I'm gonna turn up every time. I got me $40 transportation to my resort. I checked into the SENS all inclusive. It's a family friendly resort and if you're thinking about it, I do recommend it, but it's not adults only, it is all inclusive. This was the suite that I stayed in. It was a two bedroom suite. So one side was like the bedroom, the other side was like the living room lounge room. This is the mini bar that came with the room. It included waters, sparkling waters, sodas and beer. I went down to explore the sites just after check in. Of course, got the drinks flowing. It's all inclusive. Early after I got dressed to go to dinner, which was my favorite Cancun spot to go to for lunch or dinner. Krudo Raw Bar. You'll have a view. The restaurant is actually over the water. They start you off with chips, dips and a soup that is so good. It's a fish soup. Y'all. I ordered octopus over vegetables and some mac and cheese that shit was fire. And then I washed it down with a classic Mojito. After my dinner, I called an Uber. Yes, Uber is readily available in Cancun. I went down to Coco Bongo, which is like 8 minutes from Krudo. I did not have a ticket to get in. I only recommend this if you go solo. Otherwise, get it prior. I got a ticket to the upstairs room or like the upstairs suite. The drinks were included. I had like six, seven rounds. So I would say the price was worth it. 10 out of 10, definitely do recommend Coco Bongo. After that, I went over to 24K and then like two, three in the morning, I headed back to my resort. And that was day one.