We’re excited to see you in the Yucatan! In these trip documents, you can find important information and terms specific to this tour. Be sure to review this and our Tour Conditions before booking.
This trip will take place from DATE PENDING.
For more information, see the Yucatan Mexico tour page.
Trip-Specific Conditions
The following Trip-Specific Conditions apply to this tour and are incorporated into our general Tour Conditions, which you accept and agree to by booking this tour.
Final Payment Date: DATE PENDING
To secure your spot, you will be required to make a deposit of $500 USD per person upon booking this trip, with the balance due on your before your Final Payment Date.
The Final Payment Date for this tour is DATE PENDING. You are responsible for making full payment all balance due by this date.
Deposits, are:
- 100% refundable, minus any credit card processing fees, up to 60 days before the Tour’s departure date;
- 50% refundable, minus any credit card processing fees, until 45 days before the Tour’s departure date;
- Non-refundable less than 45 days before the Tour’s departure date.
For information about refunds, see our full Tour Conditions.
Flights
Note that you are responsible for getting yourself to and from the tour starting point, including for purchasing flights. We strong recommend purchasing flights as soon as possible, as prices may rise.
This tour starts and finishes at Merida International Airport (MID), where our private transport will take you to our hotel. See the main tour page for the complete itinerary.
What to Pack
The Yucatan has a tropical jungle climate. We recommend packing light, loose-fitting, and breathable clothing. Lighter colors will help you stay cool and, conveniently, look beautiful against the Yucatan’s colorful backgrounds.
Linen in particular is a staple of the regional dress, as it pairs nicely with the environment. If you choose to wear linen, you’ll fit right in with the locals. Example of linen-focused brands include Cubavera or Whismey + Row. You can also of course go shopping in Merida if you arrive early.
We also recommend that you consider packing additional changes of clothing, particularly underwear, so that you can change and feel fresh in the evenings.
In addition to standard clothing and toiletries, you should pack swimming suits, flip flops or beach sandals for the cenotes, comfortable walking shoes, sunscreen, a water bottle, insect repellent, and sunglasses. A wide-brimmed hat can also be helpful for keeping the sun out of your eyes.
Extending Your Trip in Mexico
While the tour will end on the specified dates, note that you do have the option of arriving earlier, or departing later, if you wish to have more time to explore Merida or if there are better flight options. If you wish to book additional nights at the same hotel at your own cost, email us at [email protected] for assistance.
You are also of course free to make your own travel arrangements to independently explore other nearby destinations. Since our tour does not involve many beach days, you may wish to add a beach break to your vacation. For inspiration, we recommend checking out our guide to the best hotels in Tulum or in Playa del Carmen, two popular destinations in the nearby state of Quintana Roo.
For more Mexico trip planning information, see all our Mexico travel guides.
Questions?
Contact us at [email protected]
