2 Weeks in Mexico: 14 Days Itinerary

Looking for the ultimate Mexico itinerary for 14 days? This two-week adventure has everything — bustling cities, ancient ruins, colonial charm, and natural wonders. Whether you’re chasing culture, history, or adventure, this carefully planned 14-day Mexico itinerary promises an unforgettable journey through the heart of this remarkable country. 

About this 2 weeks in Mexico itinerary

This 14-day Mexico itinerary takes you on a journey through some of the best places to visit in Mexico. You’ll wander cobblestone streets, explore ancient pyramids, and relax on the Caribbean’s turquoise shores.

If you're trip planning to Mexico, this two-week route gives you a perfect mix of history, culture, and natural wonders. From colonial towns to lush jungles and stunning beaches, this itinerary packs in the best of Mexico — without feeling rushed.

• Day 1: Mexico City – Arrive in Mexico’s buzzing capital and settle in.
• Day 2: Mexico City – Discover the city's cultural gems, from the Zócalo to Chapultepec Park.
• Day 3: Mexico City – Enjoy a boat ride through the colorful canals of Xochimilco, then tour Frida Kahlo’s Casa Azul.
• Day 4: Mexico City to San Cristóbal – Fly to Chiapas, stopping for a boat tour of Sumidero Canyon en route to San Cristóbal.
• Day 5: San Juan Chamula and Zinacantán – Visit the fascinating indigenous communities around San Cristóbal.
• Day 6: Montebello Lakes and El Chiflón Waterfall – Explore Chiapas’ natural beauty on this day trip.
• Day 7: San Cristóbal to Palenque – Journey through lush jungles, stopping at Agua Azul and Misol-Ha waterfalls.
• Day 8: Bonampak and Yaxchilán – Take a trip deep into the jungle to see these remote Mayan ruins.
• Day 9: Palenque to Mérida – Travel to Mérida, the vibrant capital of the Yucatán.
• Day 10: Celestún Biosphere Reserve – Spot flamingos and relax on quiet beaches in this wildlife haven.
• Day 11: Chichén Itzá and Playa del Carmen – Tour the iconic ruins of Chichén Itzá before heading to the Riviera Maya.
• Days 12-13: Playa del Carmen – Swim in cenotes, hit the beach, or visit nearby Tulum.
• Day 14: Departure – Transfer to Cancún Airport for your flight home.

Day 1: Arrive in Mexico City

Welcome to Mexico City, the buzzing heart of the country! As you arrive, take a moment to soak in the energy of this sprawling metropolis. Stroll through its vibrant streets, grab your first taste of authentic tacos al pastor, or simply settle into your hotel and relax. From the historic Zócalo to the lively neighborhoods waiting to be explored, your adventure in one of the world’s most dynamic cities begins here.

Where to stay in Mexico City

Mexico City’s neighborhoods offer something for every vibe:

• Centro Histórico: Stay here for quick access to landmarks like the Zócalo, Palacio Nacional, and Bellas Artes. Perfect for history buffs.
• Roma Norte: Artsy and bohemian, this area is packed with trendy cafes, street art, and boutique shops. Great for creatives.
• Condesa: Tree-lined streets, cool cocktail bars, and a laid-back vibe. Ideal if you want nightlife and parks in equal measure.
• Polanco: Fancy a little luxury? Polanco’s upscale restaurants and designer stores are hard to beat.

Day 2: Explore Mexico City

Dive into the historic heart of Mexico City, where every corner tells a story. Start at the Zócalo, one of the largest city squares in the world, surrounded by landmarks like the Metropolitan Cathedral and the ruins of Templo Mayor. 

Wander through Palacio de Bellas Artes to admire its art deco splendor, then take a stroll along Paseo de la Reforma. Hungry? Hit up Mercado de San Juan for fresh street tacos. By evening, head to the Torre Latinoamericana’s observation deck for sweeping city views that sparkle after dark.

Day 3: Canals of Xochimilco and Frida Kahlo’s Casa Azul

Hop on a colorful trajinera and cruise the lively canals of Xochimilco, where floating mariachi bands set the mood. Afterward, head to Coyoacán and step into the world of Frida Kahlo at her famous Casa Azul. This museum, packed with her art and personal mementos, offers a glimpse into her fascinating life. End the day exploring Coyoacán’s charming cobblestone streets and lively plazas.

Day 4: Mexico City to San Cristóbal

Say goodbye to Mexico City and catch a morning flight to Tuxtla Gutiérrez, the gateway to Chiapas. Before heading to San Cristóbal de las Casas, take a boat ride through Sumidero Canyon, where towering cliffs and dramatic landscapes surround you. Keep an eye out for crocodiles sunbathing along the riverbanks and vibrant birdlife overhead. 

Afterward, make your way to San Cristóbal, a charming highland town with cobblestone streets and colonial architecture. Once you arrive, take a stroll through the historic center, where the colorful façades and bustling squares invite you to slow down and soak in the atmosphere.

Where to stay in San Cristobal de las Casas

Stay near the historic center for easy access to the main square, markets, and cobblestone streets.

Day 5: San Juan Chamula and Zinacantán

Step into the rich traditions of Chiapas with a visit to the nearby indigenous villages of San Juan Chamula and Zinacantán. In San Juan Chamula, explore the unique church where Catholic and Maya rituals blend — candles, pine needles, and prayers fill the air with mystery and reverence.

Then, head to Zinacantán, known for its vibrant textiles. Visit a local weaving cooperative to see artisans at work, crafting intricate designs on traditional backstrap looms. Don’t miss the chance to try a warm homemade tortilla straight from the comal — it’s a taste of local hospitality. Back in San Cristóbal, take the evening to enjoy the lively atmosphere of the main plaza, or find a cozy café to reflect on the day’s discoveries.

Day 6: Montebello Lakes and El Chiflón Waterfall

Today is all about immersing yourself in Chiapas’ natural wonders. Start at El Chiflón Waterfall, where a roaring cascade thunders down into misty pools surrounded by jungle. Hike up the trails to get closer to the falls, each viewpoint is better than the last. Feeling bold? Zipline across the spray for a view that’ll leave your heart racing.

Next, head to the Montebello Lakes, a cluster of over 50 shimmering lagoons tucked into pine forests. Each lake has its shade of blue or green, depending on the minerals in the water. You can kayak on some, stroll along the shores of others, or just soak up the serene vibes. It’s the perfect way to wind down before returning to San Cristóbal for the evening.

Day 7: San Cristóbal to Palenque

Say goodbye to San Cristóbal’s cool highlands as you descend into the jungle on your way to Palenque. Along the route, stop at two showstopping waterfalls.

First up is Agua Azul, a dazzling series of cascading turquoise pools. Whether you’re snapping photos or taking a quick dip, this is Chiapas at its most photogenic. Then it’s on to Misol-Ha, a jungle waterfall with a dramatic single drop. Walk behind the curtain of water for a refreshing perspective — it’s one of those experiences you won’t forget.

By late afternoon, you’ll arrive in Palenque, a laid-back town famous for its ancient Maya ruins. Settle into your hotel and get ready to dive into the history tomorrow.

Where to stay in Palenque

For easy access to the ruins, stay near the archaeological zone, where small boutique hotels and eco-lodges put you just minutes from the site — perfect for catching the magical morning light over the ancient temples. Alternatively, immerse yourself in nature by choosing a jungle lodge.

Day 8: Bonampak and Yaxchilán

On day eight of this Mexico itinerary for 14 days, you'll head into the Lacandón jungle to explore two of the most fascinating Mayan sites in Chiapas. Start at Bonampak, famous for its vividly preserved murals. These ancient murals bring history to life, depicting everything from royal ceremonies to bloody battles. The site itself is small but rich in detail, and the surrounding jungle makes you feel like you've entered another world.

Next, head to Yaxchilán, an ancient city hidden on the banks of the Usumacinta River. You can only get here by boat, gliding through the jungle to the roar of howler monkeys. Once there, you'll pass through vine-covered temples and explore labyrinthine corridors. Once at the top, you'll enjoy stunning views of the river and dense forest - a fitting end to this jungle adventure.

Day 9: Palenque to Mérida

It’s time to leave Chiapas and head to the Yucatán Peninsula. Start your day early for the journey to Mérida. While it’s a long haul, you’ll cross through changing landscapes — from lush jungle to drier, flatter terrain — as you make your way to the cultural heart of the Yucatán.

When you come to Mérida, you will feel a completely different atmosphere. From pastel-colored mansions to bustling plazas, this colonial city is full of energy. Once settled in, take an evening stroll along the Paseo de Montejo, a grand boulevard with 19th-century architecture. It's the perfect introduction to this vibrant city before immersing yourself in its history, cuisine and culture tomorrow.

Where to stay in Merida

• Near Paseo de Montejo: The perfect place to experience the city's European-style architecture, with tree-lined streets and boutique hotels.
• Historic Center: Stay here for easy access to Mérida's main squares, markets and cultural events, all in a vibrant neighborhood that's walkable.

Day 10: Celestún Biosphere Reserve

Trade Mérida’s buzz for the tranquil beauty of the Celestún Biosphere Reserve, a haven for wildlife and a refreshing escape. The star attraction? Flamingos. Thousands of them gather here between November and March, turning the shallow lagoons a bright pink. Even if it’s not the flamingo season, Celestún’s mangroves, pelicans, and quiet beaches make it worth the trip.

Hop on a boat tour to glide through the mangrove-lined waterways. You’ll spot plenty of bird species and might even catch a glimpse of crocodiles lurking beneath the surface.

Wrap up your visit with a laid-back seafood lunch at one of the beachside restaurants. Don’t leave without trying tikin xic, a Yucatecan fish dish marinated in achiote and citrus, grilled to perfection. Return to Mérida in the evening to soak up its lively nightlife.

Day 11: Chichén Itzá and Playa del Carmen

Your journey today leads to one of Mexico’s most iconic sites: Chichén Itzá. Arrive early to beat the crowds and the heat — this UNESCO World Heritage Site deserves your undivided attention. Marvel at the Kukulkán Pyramid, a mathematical masterpiece that aligns with the equinox sun, and explore the Great Ball Court, where Maya athletes competed for far more than glory. Wander through the ruins, imagining what life was like in this once-thriving city.

After lunch, it’s time to swap history for the coast. Head to Playa del Carmen, a bustling beach town with a laid-back vibe. Once you’ve checked into your hotel, take a sunset stroll along the pedestrian-friendly Quinta Avenida (Fifth Avenue), packed with shops, bars, and restaurants. If you’re craving some sand and sea, Playa’s main beach is just steps away.

Where to stay in Playa del Carmen

If you’re looking to be at the center of the action, stay along vibrant 5th Avenue (La Quinta Avenida). This pedestrian-friendly strip is lined with buzzing restaurants, bars, boutique shops, and live music venues, making it the perfect spot for nightlife and dining.

For a more tranquil escape, opt for a beachfront resort. Here, you’ll wake up to the sound of waves and enjoy stunning ocean views, private beach access, and a relaxing atmosphere.

Days 12-13: Playa del Carmen exploration

Your last few days are all about enjoying the best of the Riviera Maya. Start with a dip in one of the region’s cenotes — natural sinkholes filled with crystal-clear freshwater. Popular spots like Cenote Dos Ojos or Gran Cenote are great for swimming, snorkeling, or just floating under the jungle canopy. Prefer something quieter? Ask a local about lesser-known cenotes for a more peaceful experience.

Playa del Carmen’s beaches are one of the best beaches in Mexico. Spend the day soaking up the sun, trying watersports, or simply lounging with a book and a cold drink in hand. If you’re in the mood for adventure, take a short trip to Tulum. This seaside town offers a mix of history and boho vibes — start with the famous clifftop ruins overlooking turquoise waters, then explore its chic beach clubs and eco-friendly boutiques.

In the evenings, Playa del Carmen’s Fifth Avenue is where the action is. Grab dinner at a buzzing taquería, sip cocktails at a rooftop bar, or dance the night away at one of the town’s lively clubs.

Day 14: Departure

It’s time to say adiós to Mexico. Depending on your flight time, you might have a chance for a final morning swim or a quick café breakfast before your transfer to Cancún Airport. If you’re lucky, you’ll leave with a suitcase full of souvenirs and a camera roll packed with memories.

Optional 2 Weeks in Mexico itinerary

Itinerary #1: The Gems of Yucatan - Self-drive trip

With this Mexico itinerary for 14 days, you will discover the Peninsula de Yucatan with its many archaeological sites, colonial villages, and stunning beaches. Having your own car allows you the maximum freedom to explore, and easy road access makes driving yourself a breeze.

Day one begins with picking up your rental car at Cancun airport and launching your adventure to Tulum.

Day two takes you to the Tulum Archaeological Site, a vital Riviera Maya landmark. Day three offers leisure time in Tulum, followed by a drive to Coba on day four, where Playa Paraiso's beach awaits.

Day five introduces Coba's own archaeological wonders. Day six leads you to Valladolid, a colonial gem with remarkable architecture. Day seven invites exploration of Rio Lagartos and Las Coloradas, revealing tranquillity and natural beauty.

Day eight calls for a visit to the revered Chichen Itza, an ancient Maya capital. Day nine's journey to Izamal unveils the Ex Convent of San Antonio de Padua. Day ten connects you with Merida, a vibrant capital with cultural riches.

Day eleven offers a free day in Merida, followed by a self-drive tour of Uxmal's impressive Mayan structures on day twelve. Day thirteen explores Dzibichaltun's archaeological site, steeped in Mayan heritage.

Day fourteen marks your Yucatan departure, either to Merida or Cancun airport, concluding an enriching exploration of the region's historical and natural treasures.

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Itinerary overview

Check this overview of a Mexico itinerary for 14 days.

Day 1

• Self-drive from Cancun to Tulum.
• Overnight in Tulum.

Day 2

• Self-drive to Tulum Archaeological Site.
• Overnight in Tulum. 

Day 3

• Day at leisure in Tulum.
• Overnight in Tulum. 

Day 4

• Self-drive from Tulum to Coba.
• Overnight in Coba. 

Day 5

• Self-drive to Coba Archaeological Site.
• Overnight in Coba. 

Day 6

• Self-drive from Coba to Valladolid.
• Overnight in Valladolid. 

Day 7

• Self-drive to Rio Lagartos and Las Coloradas.
• Overnight in Valladolid. 

Day 8

• Self-drive to Chichen Itza.
• Overnight in Chichen Itza. 

Day 9

• Self-drive from Chichen Itza to Izamal.
• Overnight in Izamal. 

Day 10

• Self-drive from Izamal to Merida.
• Overnight in Merida.

Day 11

• Free day in Merida.
• Overnight in Merida. 

Day 12

• Self-drive day tour to Uxmal.
• Overnight in Merida. 

Day 13

• Self-drive day tour to Dzibichaltun's Archaeological Site.
• Overnight in Merida. 

Day 14

• Self-drive to the airport and departure.

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Itinerary #2: Mexico City, Oaxaca and the Yucatan

Embark on a 14-day Mexico itinerary, starting from the bustling capital, Mexico City. The journey kicks off with a warm welcome and transfers to your downtown hotel. Day two features a full-day shared tour to the Basilica de Guadalupe and the Teotihuacan Pyramids, immersing you in both modern and ancient history.

Day three brings cultural delights at the Frida Kahlo Museum and the charming Xochimilco canals. Following this, a domestic flight takes you to Oaxaca on day four. Day five unfolds the UNESCO World Heritage City of Oaxaca, showcasing art, crafts, and historical wonders.

Monte Alban, the ancient Zapotec capital, awaits exploration on day six, while day seven offers petrified falls at Hierve El Agua and the significant ceremonial centre, Mitla.

On day eight, fly to Cancun, where days nine and ten allow you to relish the alluring Mexican beaches and leisurely pursuits. Day eleven ushers in a serene escape to Holbox Island, known for its tranquility. This calm paradise continues to captivate on days twelve and thirteen.

Concluding on day fourteen, bid farewell to Holbox and Mexico. A shared golf cart ride takes you to the ferry dock, followed by a transfer to Cancun airport for your departure.

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Itinerary overview

Check this overview of a Mexico itinerary for 14 days.

Day 1

• Arrival in Mexico City.
• Overnight in Mexico City.

Day 2

• Basilica of Guadalupe and Teotihuacan Pyramids from Mexico City.
• Overnight in Mexico City. 

Day 3

• Day trip to Frida Kahlo Museum, Xochimilco and University City.
• Overnight in Mexico City. 

Day 4

• From Mexico City to Oaxaca.
• Overnight in Oaxaca.

Day 5

• Oaxaca City Tour.
• Overnight in Oaxaca. 

Day 6

• Day trip to Monte Alban.
• Overnight in Valladolid. 

Day 7

• Day tour to Hierve el Agua, Tule Tree and Mitla.
• Overnight in Oaxaca. 

Day 8

• From Oaxaca to Cancun.
• Overnight in Cancun. 

Day 9

• Cancun free day.
• Overnight in Cancun. 

Day 10

• Beaches in Cancun - free day.
• Overnight in Cancun.

Day 11

• Cancun to Holbox Island by boat.
• Overnight in Holbox. 

Day 12

• Holbox Island Day at leisure.
• Overnight in Holbox. 

Day 13

• Holbox Island Day at leisure.
• Overnight in Holbox. 

Day 14

• From Holbox to Cancun Airport.

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Itinerary #3: Mexico City and the Yucatan - from the city to the beaches

Join us on a captivating Mexico itinerary for 14 days, starting in Mexico City and culminating in Cancun. Arrive in Mexico City and settle into your downtown hotel on day one. Dive into the city's history on a guided UNESCO-listed historical centre tour on day two.

Day three brings a shared full-day tour of the Basilica de Guadalupe and Teotihuacan Pyramids, immersing you in their mystique. Transitioning on day four, transfer to Merida, where day five unveils Uxmal's history, Yaxcopoil hacienda, and a refreshing cenote exploration.

Discover the enchanting Pink Lake and Rio Lagartos' splendour on day six and explore Chichen Itza's grandeur on day seven before relaxing in Playa del Carmen. Day eight takes you to Xel-Há Park and Tulum's archaeological wonder, while day nine offers Playa del Carmen's Xcaret Park.

Day ten's unique Xenses park challenges perceptions. Days eleven and twelve are for leisure in Playa del Carmen. Day thirteen sees you transfer to Cancun, where you'll enjoy your final leisure moments.

Bid Mexico farewell on day fourteen as you embark on your international flight (or continue your trip).

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Itinerary overview

Check this overview of a Mexico itinerary for 14 days.

Day 1

• Arrival in Mexico City.
• Overnight in Mexico City.

Day 2

• Mexico City Tour.
• Overnight in Mexico City. 

Day 3

• Basilica de Guadalupe and Teotihuacan Pyramids.
• Overnight in Mexico City. 

Day 4

• From Mexico City to Merida.
• Overnight in Merida.

Day 5

• Day tour to Uxmal, Yaxcopoil and a cenote.
• Overnight in Merida. 

Day 6

• Day tour to Lago Lagartos and Las Colorados.
• Overnight in Merida. 

Day 7

• Merida to Playa del Carmen via Chichen Itza.
• Overnight in Playa del Carmen. 

Day 8

• Day tour to Xel-Ha Park and Tulum Archaeological Site.
• Overnight in Playa del Carmen. 

Day 9

• Day tour to Xcaret Park.
• Overnight in Playa del Carmen. 

Day 10

• Day tour to Xensen Park.
• Overnight in Playa del Carmen.

Day 11

• Day at leisure at Playa del Carmen.
• Overnight in Playa del Carmen. 

Day 12

• Day at leisure at Playa del Carmen.
• Overnight in Playa del Carmen. 

Day 13

• From Playa del Carmen to Cancun.
• Overnight in Cancun. 

Day 14

• Transfer to Cancun Airport.

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Itinerary #4: From Mexico City over Chiapas to Cancun: The best of Mexico

Join us on a 14-day Mexcio itinerary that perfectly encapsulates Mexico's diverse beauty and history. This journey is designed to give you an unparalleled experience, blending the cultural richness of Mexico City, the natural wonders of Chiapas, and the coastal allure of the Yucatan Peninsula.

Your expedition kicks off in Mexico City, a dynamic metropolis teeming with museums and ancient pyramids. Ease into the adventure with a guided exploration of the UNESCO-listed historic centre. Immerse yourself in Frida Kahlo's world at Casa Azul and navigate Xochimilco's enchanting floating gardens.

On day four, your path takes you to Chiapas, where the rugged Sumidero Canyon and its wildlife await your discovery. Dive deep into local cultures on shared tours of indigenous communities and unveil El Chiflon's cascading waterfalls.

Days seven through nine unveil ancient wonders like Agua Azul Falls, Yaxchilan, and Palenque Archaeological Site, each a testament to Mexico's rich heritage.

Transitioning to the Yucatan, marvel at Celestún's coastal splendours, visit Chichen Itza, and unwind on Playa del Carmen's shores.

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Itinerary overview

Check this overview of a Mexico itinerary for 14 days.

Day 1

• Arrival in Mexico City.
• Overnight in Mexico City.

Day 2

• Mexico City Tour.
• Overnight in Mexico City. 

Day 3

• Xochimilco and Frida Kahlo Museum day tour from Mexico City.
• Overnight in Mexico City. 

Day 4

• From Mexico City to San Cristobal with Sumidero Canyon.
• Overnight in San Cristobal de las Casas.

Day 5

• Indian Communities San Juan Chamula and Zincantan tour.
• Overnight in San Cristobal de las Casas. 

Day 6

• Day tour to Montebello Lakes and Chiflon Waterfall.
• Overnight in San Cristobal de las Casas. 

Day 7

• San Cristobal de las Casas to Palenque visiting Agua Azul and Misol Ha.
• Overnight in Palenque. 

Day 8

• Day tour to Bonampak and Yaxchilan Archaeological Site.
• Overnight in Palenque. 

Day 9

• From Palenque to Merida.
• Overnight in Merida. 

Day 10

• Day tour to Celestun.
• Overnight Merida.

Day 11

• Merida to Playa del Carmen with a visit to Chichen Itza.
• Overnight in Playa del Carmen. 

Day 12

• Day at leisure at Playa del Carmen.
• Overnight in Playa del Carmen. 

Day 13

• Day at leisure at Playa del Carmen.
• Overnight in Playa del Carmen. 

Day 14

• Transfer to Cancun Airport.

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Itinerary #5: Chiapas, Tabasco, Yucatan: Explore the Eastern highlights

Explore the eastern highlights on this Mexico itinerary for 14 days, merging adventure and relaxation. Begin day one at Tuxtla Airport, escorted to your San Cristobal de las Casas hotel. Day one takes you through Sumidero Canyon on a shared motorboat cruise, witnessing stunning cliffs and wildlife. How does this natural wonder captivate you?

Day two connects you with indigenous communities, delving into their traditions and lifestyle. How does engaging with local cultures enrich your experience?

Explore Agua Azul Falls, Misol Ha pools, and Palenque Archaeological Site on day three. Day four leads to La Venta Park's archaeological wonders, then a domestic flight to Merida.

Day five's captivating walking tour unveils Merida's allure, surrounded by haciendas and ancient Mayan sites. Day six uncovers the secrets of Kabah and Uxmal archaeological sites. What echoes of ancient Mayan civilization intrigue you?

Days eight to thirteen offer freedom in Cozumel, beach relaxation, and Playa del Carmen's vibrant atmosphere.

Day fourteen bids farewell to the mesmerizing Mayan Riviera. Reflect on your unforgettable Mexican adventure.

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Itinerary overview

Check this overview of a Mexico itinerary for 14 days.

Day 1

• From Tuxtla Airport to San Cristobal with the Boat Tour of Sumidero Canyon.
• Overnight in San Cristobal de las Casas.

Day 2

• Indian Communities San Juan Chamula and Zincantan tour.
• Overnight in San Cristobal de las Casas. 

Day 3

• Transfer to Palenque and day tour to Agua Azul and Misol Ha.
• Overnight in Palenque. 

Day 4

• From Palenque to Merida via Villahermosa
• Overnight in Merida.

Day 5

• Merida City Tour.
• Overnight in Merida. 

Day 6

• Day tour to Uxmal Ruta Puuc including lunch.
• Overnight in Merida. 

Day 7

• Merida to Cozumel via Chichen Itza.
• Overnight in Cozumel. 

Day 8

• Free day in Cozumel.
• Overnight in Cozumel. 

Day 9

• Free day in Cozumel.
• Overnight in Cozumel. 

Day 10

• Cozumel to Playa del Carmen.
• Overnight in Playa del Carmen. 

Day 11

• Free day in Playa del Carmen.
• Overnight in Playa del Carmen. 

Day 12

• Free day in Playa del Carmen.
• Overnight in Playa del Carmen. 

Day 13

• Free day in Playa del Carmen.
• Overnight in Playa del Carmen. 

Day 14

• Transfer to Cancun Airport.

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