YES! A passport is absolutely needed. Please double check the expiration date and consider renewing if it expires within 6 months of your travel date. Children will also need their own passport. If you do not currently have a passport, please obtain one ASAP. https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/passports.html
The weather in Cancun during February ranges from highs of up to 83°F and lows of 70°F. The average temperature is 73°F and there is the least amount of precipitation during this time of year. The resort can be a bit windy. It is recommended you pack light layers for the evening temperatures and breeze. Ladies, please be mindful of the wind when choosing hairstyles and dresses for the wedding day.
Since the Mexican peso to U.S. dollar exchange rate fluctuates, be sure to check the conversion before you go. American dollars ARE ACCEPTED, though you may get change back in pesos.
You'll want to bring a bundle of 1’s and/or 5’s for tipping around the resort. Gratuities are technically included with your travel package, but based on our travel experience, you’ll want to tip the bartenders and waiters taking care of you. Tours, excursions and spa treatments are not included. You can pay with cash or credit card for these at the hotel. Again, U.S. cash for tips is fine.
Free Wi-fi is available everywhere on the resort property. Please check with your specific mobile phone provider for cellular services.
Please download the mobile app "Whatsapp" This will be our groups primary mode of communication during our stay in Mexico. Get the app to stay updated with what the Bride and Groom are up to and with what events are going on through out the week.
Mexico's travel advisory is a 2. Most places, including France, Jamaica, Italy, Turks & Caicos for example, also have a travel advisory of 2. Most occurrences are happening in other areas of Mexico. Cancun is Mexico's biggest tourist attraction and is the safest part of Mexico. The resort is guarded 24/7 as well.
No, that is unless you are pregnant or in the process of trying to get pregnant. Mexico was affected by Zika so if you are pregnant or trying to get pregnant it would be best to discuss traveling with your doctor. They will be able to advise you on what's safe.