Mexico uses the Mexican Peso for currency.

Tips for Guides, drivers, and restaurant staff are not included in your trip costs. While tipping is not mandatory, it is a meaningful way to show appreciation and provides supplemental income for local teams. If they have enhanced your experience, consider rewarding their efforts with a tip. Below are tipping suggestions:

Tickets are in high demand and limited in availability. Due to restricted entry per time slot, your group may need to be divided into two smaller groups, but the entry times will be only about 15 minutes apart.

We do not recommend drinking tap water in Mexico. Your Guide will ensure you always have plenty of water to drink, but please don't use the tap to fill up. We also advise avoiding ice in drinks and peeling fruit and vegetables before eating.

A great way to avoid any worry would be to purchase a reusable water bottle that has a filter straw in it!

No. Smoking tobacco was recently banned in outdoor public places such as parks, town squares, and beaches, as well as hotels, restaurants, stadiums, shopping centers, and entertainment arenas. Smoking has already been banned in many of the aforesaid indoor spaces.

There are many ways to get around Mexico. Taxis are affordable and convenient, but be careful to only hire licensed taxi drivers. Uber is available in major cities like Mexico City, but may be harder to find in smaller towns.

Yes, but this request must be made well in advance. The Operator will submit it to the airline and inform you of any additional fees. All requests are subject to availability.