Getting There

Your Travel Guide

Everything you need to know about getting to Mérida for our celebration weekend

A couple on a boat on the gulf near Yucatan
Make It a Weekend

Boat days before or after the wedding

If you turn the trip into a long weekend, the gulf gives you an easy way to add a beautiful day on the water.

A kitesurfer flying above the waves near Progreso
Progreso

Windy afternoons on the gulf

Progreso is close enough for an easy beach escape if you want wind, waves, and wide-open sky.

Two Ways to Fly In

You can fly into Mérida directly, or arrive via Cancún for more flight options

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Fly into Mérida (MID)

The closest airport to all wedding events — just 30 minutes from the city center.

Direct flights available from several US cities including Miami, Houston, and Dallas. This is the most convenient option if available from your departure city.

Getting to Your Hotel
  • Taxi/Rideshare: ~30 min, $15–25 USD to centro
  • Private transfer: Can be arranged in advance
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More Flight Options

Fly into Cancún (CUN)

A major international hub with more flight options and often better prices. Great if Mérida direct flights aren't available from your city.

The drive from Cancún to Mérida is about 3–4 hours along a well-maintained highway.

Getting to Mérida
  • ADO Bus: Comfortable, ~$25–35 USD, frequent departures from the airport
  • Rental Car: Flexibility to explore the peninsula, straightforward highway
  • Private Transfer: Door-to-door comfort, can be arranged in advance

Getting Around Mérida

Mérida is a walkable city with a beautiful historic center. For longer distances, taxis and rideshare are affordable and convenient.

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Walking

The centro histórico is very walkable — many restaurants, shops, and plazas within reach

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Taxis & Rideshare

Uber and local taxis are widely available and very affordable

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Rental Car

Great for exploring cenotes and nearby towns on your own schedule

If You Stay a Little Longer

The Yucatán rewards a little extra time, with easy beach days, ancient sites, and small discoveries that make the trip feel bigger than a single weekend.

Flamingos standing in shallow water on the Yucatan coast
Wild Coast

Flamingos in the shallows

The coast has wildlife and saltwater landscapes that feel unmistakably Yucatán.

An iguana basking in the Yucatan sun
Wildlife

Iguanas sunning on the stone

Ruins, stone paths, and sun-soaked corners make even small stops feel memorable.

The Xcambo ruins surrounded by tropical greenery
Day Trip

Ancient sites worth exploring

Sites like Xcambo are easy to pair with a beach day if you want to explore beyond Mérida.

Two small dogs relaxing on the beach in warm afternoon light
Beach Days

The playful side of a long stay

Some of the best parts of the trip are the unplanned golden-hour hours by the beach.

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Hotels & Accommodations

We're curating the best hotel options for you, from boutique stays in the historic center to quieter places with courtyards, pools, and space to exhale.

Recommendations coming soon
Two small dogs standing by a quiet courtyard pool
Quiet Stays

Poolside mornings and slower corners of the city

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