Citizens of the U.S. and most other countries do not need a Visa to enter Mexico. However, to be sure, you should check online or with your local consulate.

You should have a valid passport when traveling to Mexico.

We suggest you arrive on Monday or Tuesday to acclimate to the weather and time zone if you are traveling from farther away. This also allows you to get to know the course.

We do not have any set prices or airfare pre-arranged but we can help with airfare through our ticketing agent.

There are two options for getting to Cozumel. You can fly directly into Cozumel Airport or opt to fly into the Cancun Airport.

Cozumel has less flights, they are on smaller regional planes and there aren’t as many flights, so the price can be a little higher.

Flying into Cancun can be cheaper since there are many direct flights as well as many more airlines flying into Cancun on bigger planes. If you decide to fly into Cancun we offer an optional transfer service to get you from the Cancun Airport to Cozumel via the Ferry from Playa del Carmen.

We do not offer airfares, but we are happy to connect you with a ticket agent we are working with who can assist you with your flight arrangements in English, Spanish or Portuguese.

No. Our travel package includes all the transportation you might require on your trip (to race related functions, supermarket trips, dinner shuttles, course tours, etc.).

You need to be careful if you decide to drive. While Mexico has traffic laws they don’t necessarily get followed by some of the locals.

In Mexico they drive on the right hand side of the road.

IRONMAN Cozumel: We can ask the hotel to store your luggage or bike after the race but we can’t guarantee they will allow it.

IRONMAN 70.3 Cozumel: Yes, we can store your luggage or bike after the race.

We are happy to assist you with organizing day trips and tours.