Have you ever wondered why more than ten million people visit Cancun annually? Not yet? Well, it’s purely because of its pristine smooth sand beaches, ancient Mayan ruins, exotic nightlife, ethereal nature, and thrilling water sports. Are you also planning to explore this famed destination and wondering how much is a trip to Cancun for 5 days and 4 nights? Then you are in the right place!
This guide will discuss the cost of all-inclusive Cancun packages for a couple of days. And, we’ll also explore the complete itinerary (attractions, stays, flights, etc.) that constitutes the cost of the trip.
How Much Does it Cost to Go to Cancun for 5 Days?
Unbelievingly, Cancun has so much to offer for your 5-day excursion. From family-oriented vacations to ancient exploration, Cancun can offer so many unique itineraries. Before getting into the details of itineraries, here are some tips for you!
Practical Tips & Resources for Cancun 2022-23
✈️ Find cheap flights to Cancun, Mexico on Cruxair starting from $37+
🚕 Rent a car as soon as you land at the airport.
🛏️ Stay in one of the best yet cheapest hotels in Cancun.
👕 Pack water, carry umbrellas and wear light-weight colorful clothes with comfy shoes.
📷 Bring your camera to click some epic shots!
🏄♂️ Have easy access to fun activities and top attractions in Cancun.
Now that you have all the basic information, let’s explore the hand-crafted itineraries that are most loved by travelers and their costs for a 5-day trip to Cancun. We have curated each of them bearing in mind your travel needs. Hence, they go well with family-friendly vacations, official tours, honeymoon trips, and solo adventures.
You can choose any one of them as per your travel requirements. Furthermore, if you wish, you can customize them or bargain with Cruxair’s agent while booking.
Itinerary #1 for Cancun: The Landmark Tour of Mexico
Are you interested in exploring the ancient landmarks of Mexico? If yes, then this is the itinerary for you. Discover the vast capital city while admiring the enigmatic Teotihuacan pyramids, learning about Aztec and Maya history at the National Anthropology Museum, and touring Frida Kahlo’s former residence and studio.
Your adventure starts with cheap flights to Cancun, particularly with United Airlines and Delta Airlines. Once you land, you can relax at any one of the top all-inclusive resorts in Cancun. After relaxing, begin your exploration at the National Anthropology Museum to glance at the ancient Mexican civilizations. Try out the local food and shoot some pictures of this stunning architectural building. In the evening, head back to the resort and have dinner at one of their exceptional restaurants, followed by a tour of the local streets.
The following day, walk through the Teotihuacán pyramids, and further, head towards the Basilica of Guadalupe to explore the city’s most famous architectural sites.
The next day, start your day with swimming and a complimentary breakfast. Be ready to head south towards Coyoacán to take a short tour of the Frida Kahlo Home Museum to explore her art studio where you can witness her paintings and artifacts. After that, take a stroll to the nearby local market to try deep-fried quesadillas.
On the 4th day, you go to Xochimilco, where you board a traditional boat and travel through canals flanked by forests while listening to mariachi music and eating Mexican fare. Before returning to the city center for one final dinner, stop to view some of the famous murals by the Marxist Mexican artist David Alfaro Siqueiros.
Price: Starts from $1246 per person
Itinerary #2 for Cancun: Yucatan Peninsula Blue Escapes
Another most-famous itinerary is Blue Escapes. This is a family-friendly itinerary to explore the caves and reserves while relaxing on the Yucatan Peninsula. Take your whole family to swim through the water caves and ride through the mangroves to the biosphere reserve.
Your adventure starts with United Airlines/Delta Airlines/Spirit Airlines flights to Cancun and, after completing the check-in process, heads towards the south to the beautiful and peaceful beach named Playa Del Carmen; only a short drive away. Spend the rest of the days digging into the city’s lively bars and cool boutiques in this Riviera Maya destination with your family.
On your next day, head towards the Sian Ka’an Biosphere Reserve, which is approachable by a motorboat. So, ride on the boat while viewing the panoramic wilderness of this region. Further, climb to the Zona Arqueológica de Muyil; earliest and longest Maya sites. Spend your next day relaxing and enjoying the charm of Playa del Carmen. Roam on the local streets while doing some shopping, eating local items, and drinking in the bars.
Satisfy your taste buds with a continental complimentary breakfast. After that, take your kids or family out to explore an underground river that is home to hundreds and thousands of stalactites and stalagmites, namely the Rio Secreto. In the evening, dive onto the Playa del Carmen beach and explore whatever you want since it’s your last day in Cancun. The next morning, be ready to fly from Cancun International Airport.
Price: Starts from $1139 per person
Itinerary #3 for Cancun: Adventure Chiapas
A whole new itinerary for adventurers is our beloved Adventure Chiapas, which is home to panoramic landscapes, vibrant bazaars, and native cultures.
On our third itinerary, a thrilling experience is unlimited from the very first day. Hop on the speedboat for a tour along the Grijalva River. Don’t miss to catch the glimpse of the beautiful Sumidero Canyon, a 136 million-year-old geological creation. Don’t miss keeping a watch out for spider monkeys and river crocodiles! Visit picturesque Chiapa de Corzo- an ancient archeological site of pre-Columbian Mesoamerica and shoot some epic photographs. Following day, head towards colonial San Cristobal de las Casas, which is a well-preserved colonial architecture. Outside the building, you can find a vibrant market that sells bright weavings and handcrafted items.
On the third day, you’ll travel to San Juan Chamula, a Tzotzil town of pre-Hispanic origin that has one of the oddest churches in Mexico as well as a tendency to merge modern Christianity with unique ancient rites and beliefs.
Just 6 miles (10 Kilometers away), walk towards San Lorenzo Zinacantán where you can meet Tzotzil Maya (indigenous people) to witness their culture, traditions, and lifestyle. Later day, return to your hotel, relax for some time, and then move forward for the dinner. On the final day of the tour, visit Lagos de Montebello, which is a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve packed with more than 50 lakes. Continue on to El Chiflón Waterfalls in the afternoon to see Chiapas’ tallest waterfalls. Before you board a flight out the next morning, head back to the resort to relax or explore the local streets nearby one final evening in Mexico.
Price: Starts from $1000 per person
Itinerary #4 for Cancun: Architectural Journey
You will learn about the Maya people’s history and culture on this instructive tour that brings you to historical monuments and stunning cenotes with turquoise water.
Start your journey at Valladolid, which is located two hours from Cancun’s International airport. The town is absolutely worth visiting. This lovely town has incredible Spanish colonial “iglesias” structures, such as the San Bernardino of Siena Convent from the 16th century and the San Gervasio Cathedral with its baroque design, and then indulge in Mexico’s local street food on the square next to the Parque Francisco Canton. The second day will be spent exploring the Chichén Itzá Maya ruins, which were a few years ago a place of prayer. Visit the Temple of the Warriors and the Pyramid of Kukulkán before making your way to Yokdzonot Cenote for a cooling afternoon plunge.
Then, go to the archaeological site of Uxmal, one of the Yucatán Peninsula’s most important cities that once housed 20,000 Mayans. The tour’s final full day will be spent in Mérida, which represents the Maya legacy. You will learn about religious history and visit the cathedral, the main square, and the government building, which is beautifully decorated with artwork. Finish in Izamal, the “Yellow Metropolis,” a small colonial settlement built in the middle of the 16th century on the ruins of a Maya city. Return to Valladolid for dinner and cocktails before returning home the next day.
Price: Starts from $1211 per person
Closing Thoughts
So, if you ask about how much is a 5-day trip to Cancun, you know that the prices start from $1000 per person for all days and inclusive of hotels, flights, and all-inclusive amenities. Plus, if you plan to stay more than 5 days, Cruxair offers you an extra night’s stay. Moreover, the itinerary can be customized as per your needs. But don’t worry, we won’t let the adventure out of it!
If you want to book with Cruxair, simply call us at +1-855-567-0070 and you will be surprised to know that not just our prices are low but we also provide great value to make your travel experience memorable.
