From jungle villas to grand haciendas, our Merida and Yucatan luxury villas are the perfect places to base your adventure. Let the natural beauty of the area cascade around you as you relax by a private pool or enjoy the many hi-tech amenities on offer in our vacation rentals.
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6 Villa(s) Found
2 BR / Sleeps 6
From $300 min/nt
6 BR / Sleeps 13
From $800 min/nt
4 BR / Sleeps 8
From $1,309 min/nt
7 BR / Sleeps 14
From $1,200 min/nt
3 BR / Sleeps 6+2
From $4,300 min/nt
3 BR / Sleeps 6+2
From $5,600 min/nt
A dynamic fusion of colonial influences and Maya heritage makes the Yucatan Peninsula a wonderfully diverse destination. The delightful state capital is Merida, a gorgeous colonial city of traditional markets, idyllic squares, and a commercial hub..
In the wider area, visitors can explore some of the world’s best archaeological sites including New Wonder of the World, Chichen Itza. Outdoors adventures come in the form of freshwater, underground cenotes and the Sian Ka’an Biosphere Reserve, home to a diverse range of tropical wildlife. Paradise is in the white sands and blue seas of Yucatan’s Caribbean coast. Stay at one of our Merida and Yucatan luxury villas for a perfect place to unwind.
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HOW TO GET TO MERIDA & YUCATAN?Visitors can fly into Merida International Airport, which is situated just over 10km from Merida city center. The journey should take around 20 minutes by car. IS MERIDA & YUCATAN SAFE?The US. Department of State has said travel to Yucatan is okay. Additionally, many of our hotels come with their own modern safety features. |
 ElectricityThe standard voltage in Mexico is 110-120. Outlets are the same as the US. |
 WeatherYucatan winters are warm with some rain. Summers are hot with more rains early and late summer. Weather info |
 TimezoneYucatan falls in the Eastern Time Zone during the spring/summer and Central Time Zone during the fall/winter. Daylight Savings is in early April and late October. |
 CurrencyThe official currency of Mexico is the Mexican Peso. ATMs are available in most areas. |
 WaterIt is advisable to drink bottled water, which is available everywhere. |
 SunThe sun can be strong in Mexico, please be sure to wear sun block for protection. |
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