Easy Access to/from the U.S. and Canada
Mérida has a recently remodeled international airport.
Eight airlines offer direct flights to domestic and international destinations from Mérida International Airport. Mérida's connecting destinations include Mexico City, Guadalajara, Puebla, Monterrey, Tuxtla Gutiérrez, Veracruz, Villahermosa, Querétaro, León, Toluca, Houston, Miami, Dallas, Toronto, Guatemala City, among others.
Mérida is connected by land to bus routes serving the rest of the country. The main bus routes offer premium service.
For more information, visit https://www.ado.com.mx/merida.
In November 2022, the new Airport Route was inaugurated, connecting Mérida's airport terminal with six essential stops via a continuous route:
ADO Terminal Centro (68th St.)
Santa Lucía
ADO Terminal Paseo 60
Fiesta Americana Hotel
International Convention Center
ADO Terminal Centro (69th St.)
Tickets can be purchased at the ADO ticket offices located at the airport, downtown, and Paseo 60.
Likewise, there are Maya Train stations in several locations throughout our state, providing connections to Quintana Roo, Campeche, Chiapas, and Tabasco.
The flexibility offered by the Maya Train is ideal for travelers whose itineraries revolve around flight schedules or ambitious sightseeing plans. With multiple departures and extensive route options, visitors can customize their journey to fit their agenda, whether they're headed to a conference, exploring ancient ruins, or chasing the turquoise coasts of the peninsula.
The online booking platform allows you to select between premier and tourist classes, tailoring your experience to your preferences and budget. Whether you're seeking extra comfort for a business trip or an affordable way to take in the region's wonders, the Maya Train accommodates a range of travel styles..
The exterior design of the cars is inspired by Mayan culture, such as the colors and textures of regional art, and by the majesty of the jaguar, a beautiful, elegant, and swift animal endemic to the southeast. Visitors can explore the destinations aboard three models.
Xiimbal
Its name comes from the Mayan word "Xiinbal," meaning "journey" or "ride." This is the standard train service that provides passengers with a pleasant and relaxing ride. It's a reliable and easy-to-use model, designed with panoramic windows that allow visitors to enjoy the lush landscapes of the southeast.
Janal
Its name comes from the Mayan word "Janal," which means "to eat." It's a train for food and tourism lovers. This model is a true culinary experience in motion.
The restaurant's concept was inspired by the work of modernist architect Luis Barragán, a Mexican passionate about aesthetics and nature. His style is a world-renowned architectural reference. This model features comfortable spaces designed for enjoying regional cuisine.
P’atal
Its name comes from the Mayan word P'atal, which means "stay" or "remain." It's a train designed for long-distance travel. Travelers can enjoy comfortable reclining seats or cabins where they can relax en route to their destination. Enjoy a harmonious experience inspired by the rich culture of the Mayans.
The information provided in this blog was obtained directly from the Maya Train website. To purchase a ticket or check itineraries, please visit www.tren Maya.gob.mx
International Cancun Airport
Cancún’s major airport is a few hours away for more flight options. Flying to Cancún, you can travel to Mérida using the Tren Maya, bus, or by car.
