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All-inclusive Mexico vacations

Not sure where to go on your next trip to Mexico? Cancún, Cozumel and the Mayan Riviera await on the Caribbean coast, while Puerto Vallarta, Los Cabos and Huatulco are your key to discovering the Pacific coast. Before you choose among Mexico’s many all-inclusive vacation packages and resorts, discover what this wondrous country has to offer.

Día de los Muertos - A spooktacular celebration

Visiting Mexico between October 31 and November 2? Mark your calendar for the Day of the Dead (Día de los Muertos), a colourful multi-day holiday when the entire country comes alive to honour the departed. Altars overflowing with Mexican marigolds, elaborate costumes and makeup, and special treats prepared just for the occasion make this a must-do for your bucket list!

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In addition to our much-beloved all-inclusive packages to sun-soaked wonderlands, we also offer:

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  • The Best Snorkelling & Diving Sites Around the World

    By RIKA PURDY / 01 August 2016
    Not everyone wants to visit the underwater world from depth, and not everyone wants to stay up top on the surface either. Whether you are a certified diver or an exploratory snorkeler, there’s something for you to see in the sea! For everyone visiting the ocean world, make sure to follow safe diving and snorkelling practices, follow all local regulations, and remember: don’t touch or take anything underwater including coral, shells, or marine life (living or dead) – your mantra is “take only pictures, leave only bubbles”!

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  • Four Volunteer Vacations in Mexico

    By MICHELE PETERSON / 03 June 2016
    With its archaeological ruins, calm turquoise waters and white sand beaches, Mexico offers the perfect mix of vacation pleasures. There are many ways to give back to the communities you visit on your holiday. Whether it’s participating in projects such as planting trees, monitoring nesting sea turtles or enjoying a traditional lunch hosted by a local Mayan family, it’s easy to volunteer in Mexico and make a positive impact during your vacation.

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  • An Unforgettable Itinerary of Mayan Riviera Excursions

    By SEATTLE DREDGE / 13 April 2016
    Many people head to the sunny Riviera Maya coast of Mexico for a holiday of sun, sand, and sea, without ever leaving the resort. There’s certainly nothing wrong with this, but sometimes it’s nice to throw in a little adventure along the way. Because an average trip lasts for about one week, here is an unforgettable itinerary of seven days of Mayan Riviera excursions.

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  • Cozumel Off the Beaten Track

     By KELLY MCLAUGHLIN / 10 April 2016
    The island of Cozumel in the Mexican Caribbean is the definition of a tropical paradise. Soft white sand beaches and turquoise waters call to sunseekers from around the world to pack up their swimsuits and leave the real world behind. A mix of ancient Maya history, untouched nature and real Mexican hospitality, once you arrive you may never want to leave.

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  • Honeymoon Hideaways in Cancun and Riviera Maya, Mexico

     By MICHELE PETERSON / 01 April 2016
    With its seemingly endless stretches of white sand beaches, tropical mangroves and burgeoning culinary scene, Mexico’s Caribbean coast offers the perfect backdrop for a romantic Cancun or Riviera Maya honeymoon. But to ramp up the togetherness factor, choose one of these honeymoon hideaways featuring extra special ingredients for the ultimate couples’ escape.

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Good to know

Tax

  New: Foreign visitors to Cancun and Cozumel now have to pay a new tax of 244 Mexican pesos (approx. US $11). They can pay this fee prior to their arrival or during their stay, and must show their receipt at the airport before leaving Mexico.
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You can complete the Tourist Card (Official Entry Immigration Form) online before departure. Be sure to enter your name as it appears on your passport and to follow the instructions.

Presence of Sargassum in Mexico and the Caribbean
Depending on the weather conditions, winds and tides may bring large quantities of Sargassum to shore. Since seaweed moves with the ocean currents, quantities may vary by place and day. Transat would like to inform its clients that this natural phenomenon beyond its control affects several parts of Mexico and the Caribbean. Although the presence of this brown seaweed is greater than usual, our hotel partners are making every effort to clean the beaches when necessary.

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