Accommodations — 3 nights in a private Tulum villa (shared, double occupancy)

Airport transfers — round-trip, for guests arriving and departing on trip dates (July 23 & 26) into Tulum Airport (TQO)

Daily breakfast at the villa

Chef-catered welcome dinner on arrival night

In-villa massage — a relaxing spa treatment, right at the villa

Yacht day — private charter along the Tulum coast, with snacks & refreshments on board

Beach club day — entrance fee covered, with a food & drink credit included

Transportation to and from all included activities

All entrance fees for included activities on the itinerary

Your Kultured Travels host & staff on-site throughout the trip

International airfare (flights to/from Tulum)

Alcoholic beverages (beyond what's noted on the yacht/beach club)

Optional add-on activities — Jungle Adventure (ATV + zipline + cenote) and taco tour

Travel insurance (strongly recommended)

Meals not listed on the itinerary

Personal & miscellaneous expenses — souvenirs, extra spa services, additional food & drinks.

Gratuity — $100 per person, collected on arrival (for drivers, villa staff, restaurant servers, etc.)

Your flights are not included in your trip price — and that's good news, because getting to Tulum is easier (and closer) than you think. From most US cities, you're just a short, direct-ish hop from the Caribbean. No red-eyes, no endless layovers, no two-week trip just to reach the beach.

Which airport should I fly into?

You have two great options:

• Tulum International Airport (TQO) — Recommended. This is the closest airport, and your round-trip transfer is included when you arrive and depart on the trip dates. Shortest drive, least hassle.
• Cancún International Airport (CUN) — A fantastic backup with tons of direct US routes, often at great prices. It's about a 1.5–2 hour drive from Tulum. If you fly into Cancún, just let us know — a transfer can be arranged for a small additional fee.

When should I arrive & depart?

To make sure your included airport transfer is covered, plan to:

• Arrive: Thursday, July 23
• Depart: Sunday, July 26

If your flights fall outside these times, no problem — reach out and we'll help you sort transportation.

A few flight tips:

• Book early. This is a last-minute getaway, and the sooner you book, the better your fare and seat selection. Prices climb as the date gets closer.
• Secure your spot first. Lock in your trip with your deposit before booking flights, so you're booking with total peace of mind.
• Check your passport. It should be valid for at least 6 months beyond your travel dates, with a couple of blank pages.

WHO THIS TRIP IS FOR

This is a reset, plain and simple. We're here for the sun, the rest, and a great time. Tulum is warm, beautiful, and laid back, and it runs on its own island rhythm, so come ready to relax and let loose.

THIS TRIP IS FOR YOU IF:

• You love good energy, good drinks, and good vibes
• You are easygoing and ready to have fun
• You are down to meet new people and add to the vibe
• You want to unplug, relax, and let someone else handle the planning for once
• You are overdue for a break and finally ready to take it

THIS TRIP IS NOT FOR YOU IF:

• You bring negative energy everywhere you go
• You complain about every little thing
• You are not into trying new things or going with the flow

We want this week to be beautiful for everybody, so come with the right spirit and you will have the time of your life.

BEFORE YOU GO

• Make sure your passport is valid for at least six months past your travel dates (expires AFTER January 2027)
• US citizens do not need a visa for Mexico for short tourist stays. If you hold a different passport, check your own entry rules and apply early.
• Check the latest entry and health guidance for Mexico
• Let your bank know you will be traveling so your cards are not blocked
• Sign up for State Department travel alerts for Mexico

WEATHER & WHAT TO PACK

Late July in Tulum is hot, tropical, and lively. Expect warm, humid days in the upper 80s to low 90s, plenty of sunshine, and the occasional quick afternoon rain shower that passes as fast as it came. Pack light and breezy. Think swimsuits, cover ups, flowy clothes, sandals, a hat, and sunglasses. Bring a cute look for the welcome dinner, your best swimwear for the yacht day, and a fun outfit for the beach club. Toss in a refillable water bottle, bug repellent for the jungle, and any motion sickness pills if boats make you queasy, since we have a full day on the water.

SUN PROTECTION

The Tulum sun is strong, especially out on the water and at the beach. Bring plenty of sunscreen and reapply often. If you plan to swim in a cenote on the optional adventure day, please use reef safe, biodegradable sunscreen, since the cenotes and marine areas only allow that kind. It keeps these natural spots healthy and keeps you from burning.

FOOD & DRINKS

Get ready for fresh ceviche, tacos, grilled seafood, guacamole, margaritas, mezcal, and ice cold Mexican beer. Breakfast is included every morning at the villa, plus our chef-catered welcome dinner. On your own time, Tulum has incredible restaurants, taco spots, and beach bars to explore. Drinks are not included except where noted, like refreshments on the yacht day and our welcome dinner toast, so bring some spending money for drinks and nights out.

MONEY

Mexico uses the Mexican Peso. US Dollars are accepted in many tourist spots, but you will usually get a better rate paying in pesos, and ATMs give the best exchange rates if you need cash. Bring some cash for tips, taxis, beach bars, street vendors, and small shops, since smaller places are often cash only. Cards work at the villa and bigger restaurants, just set a travel notice with your bank and expect a small foreign transaction fee on card purchases.

TRAVEL INSURANCE

Travel insurance is highly recommended for this trip. It protects your money if something comes up before or during travel, and it gives everybody peace of mind, especially on a last-minute getaway. We will share a provider so you can get covered as soon as you book.