San Cristobal De Las Casas Tabasco And Chiapas, Mexico Travel Guide
Sunny days but cool am and pm. Prepare for variable temperatures.
Warmer days but frequent afternoon rains. Focus on quick-drying materials.
Non-negotiable for cobblestone streets and hilly terrain.
Waterproof shoes or sandals come in handy for rainy conditions.
Flip-flops or open-toed open-toed shoes are fine for relaxation, but not for extended walking tours.
Keeping your papers in order and safe is a cornerstone of smooth international travel. Have both physical and digital copies.
Mexico uses 127V, 60Hz. Plug types are A (two flat pins) and B (two flat pins and a round-shaped grounding pin), identical to the US/Canada.
Easily purchase prepaid SIM cards from key companies like Telcel, AT&T, or Movistar. Telcel generally has the best coverage, especially in rural Chiapas.
A versatile travel camera with broad-angle lens for cityscapes. Telephoto lens for wildlife (Sumidero Canyon).
Extra batteries and memory cards. A waterproof bag for camera (Sumidero Canyon, wet season).
Use cloud storage (Google Drive, Dropbox) to back up photos and digital document copies.
A well-stocked personal health and self-care kit prevents minor issues from becoming major inconveniences.
Carry all prescription medications in original containers. Include a copy of your prescription and a doctor's note.
For exploring trails and areas of nature around San Cristobal.
Protect your gear from spray and sun during the boat trip.
These items contribute to comfort, security, and general convenience during your travels.
Embrace sustainability and local convenience with these items.
Utilize local perspective for smooth navigation.
Download maps for navigation without internet.
Maintain awareness, especially in crowded areas.
Consider local SIM cards for continuous connectivity.
San Cristobal's diverse environment means versatile packing pays off. Layers are fundamental.
Focus on easy-to-wear shoes and preparedness for varying weather conditions.
