Yucatan Peninsula, Mexico
For navigation, points of interest, and public transport routes.
Excellent offline map for walking and exploration without internet.
Download offline Spanish pack; invaluable for phrases, menus, signs.
Popular ride-sharing apps offering convenient and transparent transportation.
Widely used for communication with guides, hotels, and locals.
Search for Yucatán and Merida official sites for events and local info.
Read trusted blogs for insider tips and current events.
Check flight status, bookings, and baggage information.
Find local Merida-focused Facebook groups for community recommendations.
Follow city tourism or local business accounts for visual inspiration.
General Mexico guidebooks (Lonely Planet, Fodor's, Rough Guides) often include detailed sections on Merida and Yucatán.
Read "Incidents of Travel in Yucatán" or "The Maya" by Michael D. Coe for historical context.
Look for free tourist magazines or cultural event guides in hotels for current listings.
In case of a hurricane or tropical storm (June-November), follow local authorities' instructions.
Google Maps, Translate, Uber/DiDi are fundamental tools.
Guidebooks and local maps offer valuable backup away from connectivity.
Dial 911 for all emergencies; keep consulate details handy.
Having important emergency and medical contacts readily available is fundamental for safe travel.
