Book transfers in advance
Pre-paid round-trip airport transfers are the least stressful way to start a Cancun, Cabo, or Puerto Vallarta trip. You'll skip the taxi queue and know exactly what you paid before you land.
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Pre-paid round-trip airport transfers are the least stressful way to start a Cancun, Cabo, or Puerto Vallarta trip. You'll skip the taxi queue and know exactly what you paid before you land.
Resorts and most tourist shops accept cards, but pesos get you better prices at beach vendors, local restaurants, and small-town shops. Exchange a small amount before you leave or use a fee-free ATM at the airport.
Children under 18 traveling with one parent or without both parents may need a notarized consent letter for entry. Rules vary by airline and border agent, so it's safer to carry one just in case.
Many beach destinations in Mexico now require biodegradable sunscreen to protect reefs and cenotes. Pack it before you go — resort gift shops charge a premium for it.
For international flights home from Cancun or other major hubs, plan to arrive three hours early. Security and check-in lines can move slowly during peak family-travel weeks.
Let your bank know you're traveling to avoid card freezes, and check whether your phone plan includes Mexico roaming or if a temporary international pass is worth it.
Many all-inclusive resorts include credits for spa, excursions, or specialty dining. Book those reservations on day one — the best time slots fill up fast.
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