Playful Coconuts | November 7 to 14 2026
Pack for resort relaxation, the Sian Ka’an canal tour, a massage workshop, meditation and the temazcal ceremony followed by a cenote swim.
☐ 5–7 lightweight tops and 3–4 shorts, skirts or other breathable bottoms.
☐ 1–2 casual dinner outfits; a collared shirt, lightweight long trousers and closed shoes give you options for restaurant dress codes.
☐ 2 swimsuits, a beach cover up or sarong, and comfortable clothes for workshops.
☐ A light sweater for air conditioning; a lightweight rain jacket or poncho.
☐ Underwear, sleepwear and socks for the week.
☐ Comfortable walking shoes, supportive sandals and beach flip flops.
☐ Water shoes with secure straps and grip for wet surfaces and cenote outings.
☐ Small day bag, waterproof phone pouch or dry bag, and a bag for wet swimwear.
☐ Quick drying towel for excursions; swimsuit and a dry change of clothes for the canal tour and temazcal evening.
☐ Optional journal, pen or e-reader for quiet time.
☐ Passport; flight, hotel and transfer details; travel insurance policy and emergency numbers.
☐ Credit or debit card, small cash notes for tips and purchases, and a secure wallet.
☐ Prescription medicines in labelled containers, glasses or contacts, and personal toiletries.
☐ Phone and charger; power bank in your cabin bag; camera and binoculars if desired.
☐ Sunscreen and SPF lip balm; sun hat and sunglasses; insect repellent.
☐ Refillable water bottle; small first aid kit with blister dressings; hand sanitizer.
☐ Personal remedies you normally use; CPAP equipment and supplies if applicable.
☐ Passport, valuables, medication, insurance details and essential electronics.
☐ One change of clothes, a swimsuit and essential toiletries in case your checked bag is delayed.
☐ Check your airline’s baggage, liquids and battery rules before packing.
Cash suggestion: Mexican pesos in small denominations for tips and local purchases. Follow the guide’s instructions about sunscreen and repellent before entering cenotes or canals.