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3-day, 2-night itinerary
Take a family journey to Cancun and experience splendor and luxury. Following this weekend itinerary, you will stay at an all-inclusive resort, explore an underwater museum, go snorkeling and more.
Day 1 Arrive in Cancun, overnight at Condesa Cancun All-Inclusive Resort
Day 2 In Cancun, overnight at Condesa Cancun All-Inclusive Resort
Day 3 In Cancun, depart for home
Arrive Friday afternoon at Cancun International Airport on your Aeromexico flight. From the airport, the drive to Americana Fiesta Condesa Cancun All-Inclusive Resort is about 20 minutes. Once you arrive for check-in, drop your bags and head to the beach for a few hours. Soak up the sun while you and your family experience the pristine beaches Cancun has to offer. For dinner, take a walk to the resort’s The Grill restaurant for some low-maintenance outdoor dining. If the weather isn’t cooperating, you can head inside to Rosato for a quality meal. Head to the room and rest up for a full Saturday exploring the natural wonders of Cancun.
Your first stop on Saturday is a trip to the Cancun Underwater Museum. The museum contains more than 500 artificial statues and sculptures. The end result is an incredible intertwining of art and nature, where a coral reef has grown into and around the art. Hop aboard a glass-bottom boat or rent some scuba gear for the family to take in the wonders of the museum. Keeping to the theme of exploring a natural paradise, head to Xcaret Park for the afternoon. This natural wonder showcases the natural beauty of Cancun. More than 50 unique attractions means families will assuredly find something exciting with which to fill the afternoon. If the family has any time left in the day after exhausting Xcaret Park, head over to Cancun’s interactive aquarium. Finish the day by relaxing at your resort’s pool.
Kick off your final day in Cancun by taking an early morning ferry to Isla Mujeres to enjoy the coral reef park. Spend the morning relaxing and seeing some incredible natural sights before heading back to the resort to check out and head home.
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