Unlimited-Luxury® Amenities

• Breakfast, lunch, dinner and snacks
• Unlimited natural fruit juices and soft drinks
• Unlimited top-shelf spirits and premium beer
• Well-appointed suites with stunning views
• 24-hour room service
• Complimentary mini-bar refreshed daily with soft drinks, bottled water and beer
• Gilchrist & Soames bath amenities
• Gourmet restaurants with no reservations required
• Themed parties, oceanfront bars and entertainment venues
• Pristine swimming pools
• Pool and beach wait service
• Endless daytime activities and live nightly entertainment
• Explorer’s Club with supervised activities for kids age 3 – 12
• Activities for teens age 13 – 17
• State-of-the-art fitness center
• No wristbands required
• All taxes and gratuities

Preferred Club Privileges

• Private Preferred Club Lounge
• Preferred status and amenities
• Preferred Club rooms and suites in premium locations
• Concierge services
• Daily continental breakfast service in Preferred Lounge
• Afternoon hot and cold hors d’oeuvres
• Exquisite desserts and fine liquors in Preferred Lounge
• Complimentary newspaper in suite every day (English or Spanish)
• Complimentary Internet access in room or suite
• Complimentary computer access in Preferred Lounge
• Upgraded mini-bar service
• Upgraded bath amenities

Marriage Requirements

In order to be legally married in Puerto Morelos, there are a few requirements you need to meet.
(For symbolic ceremonies the following list is not applicable. It applies only to legal marriages.)

• Bride, Groom & Witnesses must arrive in Cancún 4 working days prior to the wedding day (Saturdays, Sundays & Holidays do not count). Symbolic and non-legal ceremonies allow flexibility for arrival date. Please speak with the wedding coordinator to discuss requirements.
• The wedding coordinator must receive the following documents in order to start the corresponding application for a Wedding in the Civil Registry Office.
• Tourist Card (you will get one upon arrival to the Cancún airport). Make sure your name is written as it appears on your passport.
• If either the bride or groom is divorced, original Birth Certificates are required with the originating country’s Registry Stamp (Le Apostille). This document should be translated into Spanish. The cost is $50 USD + 11% tax per birth certificate. Translation must be done in Mexico to be considered valid.
• If bride is divorced, a copy of the Final Divorce Decree is required with your country’s Registry Stamp (Le Apostille). This document should be translated into Spanish. The cost is $50 USD + 11% tax per page. Translation must be done in Mexico to be considered valid.
• Valid Passports. These are essential, otherwise the wedding cannot be performed.
• Blood tests, performed in México. Test are not valid if performed elsewhere and should not be performed more than 14 days prior to the ceremony. The blood will be tested for HIV, RPR (sexually transmitted diseases) and blood type. The results will be ready in 24 hours and will be provided with a certificate of the blood test. The charge is $250 USD + 11% tax per couple, to be paid directly to the doctor in cash the day the test is performed.
• Witness Information. The names, addresses, nationalities, ages, occupation, relationship, copies of tourist cards and valid identification of the four witnesses. The Wedding Coordinator will provide the legal form to fill out.
• Consider the fee for the Judge’s transportation. The Judge usually performs the civil ceremony at their office, but will oblige to come to the resort if the transportation is provided. The round trip fare from the city is $50 USD. This should be paid directly to the Judge on the wedding day or can be arranged in advance through the wedding coordinator.
• The Marriage Certificate is only valid in Mexico. In order to make it legal internationally, the Wedding Coordinator will send a copy of your License to the Validation Process. The fee will be $165 USD +11% tax. The process will take up to 2-3 months. Once the document is apostilled, the resort will send all documentation to couples home address. In order to be legally married in Puerto Morelos, there are a few requirements you need to meet.(For symbolic ceremonies the following list is not applicable. It applies only to legal marriages.)
• * NEW LEGAL REQUIREMENT! Special Certificate (CIR). Please send 2 months prior the wedding scanned copies of the bride and groom's passport and birth certificates to request a NON marriage letter by Quintana Roo State. This letter certifies the couple does not have a previous marriage registered in the State of Quintana Roo. This Certification letter has an additional fee. Please check with the wedding coordinator for details.
  If someone is divorced, they must send a scanned copy of the Divorce Decree & Birth Certificate Apostil , so the resort can send it to be translated in Spanish by a certified translator in Mexico.