Mérida
The vibrant heart of Yucatán. An expedition designed to explore hidden cenotes, climb pyramids, and connect with wild nature — without losing the comfort of the White City.
Absolute luxury integrated into the jungle. Set in a historic hacienda, it features its own cenote, casitas with private pools, and a kids' program focused on nature and Mayan cuisine.
✦The ultimate Mayan sanctuaryThe historic elegance of a hacienda with modern amenities. Its spacious gardens and pools are perfect for kids to run freely after a day of archaeological exploration.
✦Classic comfort and gardensThe perfect balance between traditional luxury and urban practicality. Its pool is one of the best in the city and its location steps from Paseo de Montejo lets you enjoy without complications.
✦Iconic comfort and locationThree different cenotes covered by truck (a wagon pulled by horses on rails) or bicycle. Safe, organized, and the water is crystal clear.
Explore the Uxmal archaeological zone (less crowded than Chichén Itzá) and cross the street to the chocolate museum. Kids can see rescued animals and learn how the Mayans made cacao.
A short boat ride from Progreso to an oasis of mangroves and shallow cenotes. The ideal place to spot raccoons and coatis in their natural habitat as they swim.
Mérida was built over the ruins of an ancient Mayan city called T'Hó. If you look carefully at the walls of the Cathedral of San Ildefonso, you'll see carved stones that once belonged to the original pyramids.
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Plan my trip →Arrival at Mérida Airport (MID).
For a family of 4 or 5, the most Lagom option is renting an SUV directly at the airport. Mérida is very safe to drive and the real adventure lies in the surrounding villages and cenotes.
In the city, Uber works great. For excursions to the jungle or coast, having your own car gives you the flexibility to return to the hotel when the little ones need a nap.
