05 Days - Magical Mexico

Tour Highlights

Mexico City

Historical Center

Metropolitan Cathedral

National Palace

Independence Monument

Cibeles Fountain

Polyforum Siqueiros

Plaza de Toros

National Museum of Anthropology

Olympic Stadium of 1968

Xochimilco

Cancun – All-inclusive Resort

 

Price Includes

• All hotels as mentioned in the itinerary

• Airport transfers on private or shuttle bus basis (from MEX and to CUN).

• 4 dinners

• 4 buffet breakfasts

• Local English speaking tour guide

 

Price DOES NOT Include

• Domestic flights

• International flights

• Tips or Personal expenses. Drinks of any kind.

• Visa & Processing Fees

• Porterage

• Lunches

• Travel Insurance

• US$25.00 mandatory tip per person to be given to the tour representative

• Beverages in the Buffet

• Optional gratuities

 

Pick Up Points Available

There are no UK pickup points available for flight tours and therefore you must travel directly to Mexico City airport (MEX).

 

Optional:

Chichen Itza, Cenote & Valladolid

Cost per person: $199.00 / £160.00

2025 USD Dates & Prices

DEPARTURE DATES	ADULT from	CHILD (2-11 YRS)from
Jan - 14	$1495.00	$1395.00
Feb - 18	$1495.00	$1395.00
Mar - 18	$1495.00	$1395.00
Apr - 9	$1495.00	$1395.00
May - 21	$1495.00	$1395.00
Jun - 18	$1495.00	$1395.00
Jul - 16	$1495.00	$1395.00
Aug - 13	$1495.00	$1395.00
Sep - 17	$1495.00	$1395.00
Oct - 15	$1495.00	$1395.00
Nov - 12	$1495.00	$1395.00
Dec - 10	$1495.00	$1395.00

Price per person based on 2/3 adults sharing a room

Child 2 - 11 years must share a room with 2/3 adults

Infants 0 - 23 months price is from $445 for a seat in coach only

Max occupancy per room is 3 person (excluding infants)

Single supplement will be an additional $655

Early Bird Offer
Book 8 weeks in advance and get $70 OFF per adult and child

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Country Details

Country	Capital	Currency	Visa Required	Time Zone	Electricity	Country Code
Mexico	Mexico City	Mexican Peso (MXN)	Varies by country	UTC -6 to UTC -8	127V, 60Hz	+52

 

Food

Breakfast will be provided at the hotels. The breakfast is usually in a separate dining area of the hotel and is usually a continental breakfast consisting of tea, coffee, bread, cereals, fruit and yoghurt.

 

Passengers can choose from different diets, including vegetarian, or non-vegetarian (Halal will not always be available) meals. Passengers should advise the tour manager of their preferred diet on day one. The meals are pre-set buffet, and a menu choice is unavailable. Meals will be provided with Tap Water only.

 

Foreign Office Travel Advice

For the latest travel advice from the Foreign & Commonwealth Office, click on the link below to get Country specific details

 

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UK Residents	USA Residents
Mexico	Mexico

Hotels

Not all hotels on this tour will have air-conditioning.

 

Please also note that not all hotels provide a kettle. If you require warm milk for a baby, we advise you to carry your own bottle warmer and milk. Passengers may also want to take a small travel iron and hairdryer, as many hotel rooms may not have these facilities.

 

If you use services such as the phone or minibar or pay TV whilst in your room, you will have to pay the hotel directly when you check out; these services are not included in your tour cost.

 

The maximum occupancy per room on this tour is three person(s).

 

Other Advisories

General

It's advisable to drink bottled or purified water, as tap water may not always be safe. 

Consider getting comprehensive travel insurance covering medical emergencies, trip cancellations, and theft.

 

Many nationalities, including residents of the UK, USA, and EU, do not require a visa for stays up to 180 days. Others may need a visa; check specific requirements. Upon arrival, travelers must fill out a tourist card (FMM). This is usually given on flights or at the border and must be kept for departure. Ensure your passport is valid for at least six months beyond your planned stay.

 

ATMs are widely available in cities, and most accept international cards. Exchange rates at airports may not be favorable; consider exchanging money beforehand or in city banks. Credit cards are accepted in most tourist areas, but it's a good idea to carry cash for small purchases and local markets.

 

While most visits to Mexico are trouble-free, some areas have higher crime rates, particularly related to drug cartels. Stick to tourist areas and avoid traveling at night in unfamiliar places.

 

High Altitude

You should only make trips to high altitudes if you feel healthy. The following recommendations apply:

 

Advanced age is no barrier to high altitude. The altitude is not a concern for blood pressure patients who are well-controlled with medication. Asthmatics can travel to high altitudes without any problems. High-altitude air is less polluted with particles that can cause an asthma attack. People with epilepsy who are well controlled with medication should be able to negotiate the altitude.

 

Pregnant women: There may be a particular risk for pregnancy even without pre-existing diseases over 2500-3000 metres. Caution is therefore advised if in doubt; please consult your doctor in advance.

 

Infants: Short-term stays at the mountain tops are unproblematic. Infants and young children often cannot equalise pressure during descent and are increasingly at risk of ear irritation. Regular swallowing (drinking, sucking on a bottle) during the descent can prevent aggravation. Because children can chill faster than adults, always pay attention to sufficient protection from the cold at high altitudes. Sunglasses and good sunscreen are necessary on the glaciers!

 

High altitude visits are not recommended for:

Lung and heart patients who are already short of breath while at rest or climbing stairs are advised not to stay at high altitudes. Patients with angina pectoris or severely impaired performance with heart enlargement and heart failure should not visit high altitudes. Those with medical therapy, coronary artery disease (angina pectoris) and heart enlargement should not visit high altitudes. Patients with a pronounced risk profile for cardiovascular disease (smoker + high blood pressure + diabetes + high blood fats + overweight + occasional chest pain) should consult the doctor before visiting high altitude. Do not stay at high altitude after having striated muscles or a stroke.

 

Pick up and Drop off points & Times

Passengers should arrive at their pick-up point no later than 15 minutes before the scheduled departure time.

 

 

Weather

 

Mexico City and Cancún offer very different climates, so it's important to prepare accordingly if visiting both locations.

 

Mexico City

Mexico City has a mild climate due to its high altitude. The city experiences a temperate climate year-round, with cooler mornings and evenings. The best time to visit is during the dry season from November to April, when temperatures are comfortable, typically ranging from 12°C to 24°C (54°F to 75°F). However, nights can be chilly, so bringing a jacket or sweater is recommended.

During the rainy season from May to October, Mexico City experiences frequent afternoon showers. Even though rain is common, daytime temperatures remain mild, averaging around 18°C to 25°C (64°F to 77°F). Visitors should bring an umbrella and waterproof shoes during this season.

 

Cancún

Cancún, on the other hand, has a tropical climate, meaning it is hot and humid year-round, with a distinct dry and rainy season. The best time to visit Cancún is during the dry season from November to April, when temperatures range between 25°C and 30°C (77°F to 86°F), and the humidity is lower, making it ideal for beach activities.

Cancún experiences its rainy season from May to October, with short but heavy afternoon showers and high humidity. Temperatures during this time can exceed 30°C (86°F), and the region is more susceptible to hurricanes, especially between August and October. If visiting during the summer, sunscreen, light clothing, and plenty of water are essential to stay cool and protected from the sun.

 

Wheelchairs & Child Seats

We will accept lightweight manual wheelchairs for travel, subject to them being capable of being stowed in the luggage hold of the coach. It is also essential that a family member is also on tour to push their wheelchair. Star Tours will also request hotels for suitably equipped rooms; however, this is only on a request basis and cannot be guaranteed.

Child seats are mandatory for children under the age of 12 or who are shorter than 150 cm. Children under 7 years old or less than 125 cm tall must use a child seat with a harness or a restraint system. Children between 7 and 12 years old or between 125 and 150 cm tall must use a booster seat or a seat cushion. It is the responsibility of the child's parent or guardian to provide the appropriate child seat for their child.

Mexico City Travel Guide