What kind of spring breaker are you?

Every spring, thousands of students choose Cancun to celebrate spring break. But not everyone experiences it the same way: some never miss a concert, some never leave the beach, and some go home with more photos of cenotes than of parties. What about you? Answer these five questions, write down the letter that best describes you and find out what kind of spring breaker you are.

The questions

1. Your alarm goes off at 8 a.m. What do you do?

  • A. Alarm? I went to bed two hours ago.
  • B. I turn it off and head straight to the beach.
  • C. I jump out of bed: today is excursion day.
  • D. I go looking for the best breakfast in town.

2. What is always in your backpack?

  • A. My wristband from last night’s concert.
  • B. Sunscreen and sunglasses.
  • C. Mask, fins and water shoes.
  • D. A list of recommended taco stands.

3. Your most shared photo of the trip would be…

  • A. The stage full of lights.
  • B. Your feet in the sand and the turquoise sea.
  • C. You jumping into a cenote.
  • D. A table full of tacos and guacamole.

4. Which phrase do you identify with the most?

  • A. “I’ll sleep when I get home.”
  • B. “I came here to rest and that’s what I’m going to do.”
  • C. “I want to try everything at least once.”
  • D. “To know a place is to know its food.”

5. Last day of the trip. What do you do?

  • A. One last party, of course.
  • B. One last sunset by the sea.
  • C. One last excursion before the flight.
  • D. Back to my favorite taco stand.

Your result

Mostly A: the party animal. For you, spring break means live music and nights that never end. Don’t miss the spring break concerts at Oasis, and remember that Grand Oasis Cancun hosts concerts and shows.

Mostly B: the beach lover. Your perfect plan is a towel, the Caribbean Sea and no rush at all. Pick your favorite spot among the best beaches in Cancun.

Mostly C: the adventurer. Your spring break is measured in cenotes, zip lines and snorkeling. Cancun is the destination with the best adventure parks in Mexico, and the Route of the Cenotes is waiting for you.

Mostly D: the foodie. You travel with your stomach. Start with tacos, the delicious taste of Mexico, and continue with our guide to restaurants in Cancun.

Whatever type you are, traveling with friends is the best part. Here are more ideas for trips with friends to Cancun or Tulum. And one last tip: stay hydrated, wear sunscreen and, if you drink, do so in moderation.

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