Villa La Joya, Cancún, Quintana Roo
Mexico
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As a private venue, Villa La Joya gives you the freedom and flexibility to plan the destination wedding you want. You’ll notice many wedding venues abroad mention this same phrase but somewhere down the line you’ll stumble across their long list of restrictions and compulsory requirements. Villa La Joya offers you the luxury of an exclusive use, private wedding venue without those resort restrictions.
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What's So Special About Villa Joya?
Villa La Joya is a beautiful private residence situated just north of Playa del Carmen, Mexico that offers a luxurious and personalized destination wedding experience for any couples looking for a scenic, wow-your-guests beachside wedding.
With gorgeous private beach views as the backdrop to your ceremony (free of interruptions from other events and vacationers might we add). You can revel in the intimate location surrounded by nothing but your loved ones and the light sea breeze.
You may opt for a garden ceremony or perhaps you’d rather say your vows on the sand – the choice is yours, and the in house team are there to help you create an unforgettable experience.
Villa La Joya accommodates weddings of up to 200 guests, with space for a cozy lounge for more intimate affairs and a list of local recommended accommodation to pass onto your guests or add onto your wedding website.
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Did we mention how convenient the location is for your guests? We know a long haul oversees wedding can be a bit daunting, so for those guests travelling from afar you want to make it as easy as possible in terms of travel arrangements. Another reason we love La Joya.. located just a half hour south of Cancún, your friends and family will have plenty of lodging and entertainment options within their budget close by and it’s close to Cancún int airport.
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Flight Duration
12 hours.
Currency
Mexican Peso / US $ are accepted in most popular tourist spots.
Language Spoken
Mostly Spanish, but you’ll get by with English.
Vaccinations
Make sure you’re up to date with Tetanus, Typhoid
and Hepatitis A. If your honeymoon is likely to include trekking, Rabies, Meningococcal Meningitis and Hepatitis Bare recommended and some areas may require you to take anti-malarials.
Transportation
Mexico City, Guadalajara and Monterrey all have a metro system and most towns and cities have cheap bus systems. Taxis are convenient – just make sure it’s an official taxi and that the meter is on. Self-driving in Mexico can be hair-raising and unlikely to help with any pre-wedding jitters.
Public Holidays
Mexico celebrates Christmas and Easter, as well as Cinco de Mayo in some locations (5th May), Constitution Day (5th February), Independence Day (16th September), Revolution Day (third Monday in November) and Labour Day (1st May), among others.
Good Time to Go
The best time to visit Mexico is during the dry season between December and April, when there is practically no rain at all. The coolest months are between December & February.
good to know
A typical Mexican wedding reception is usually one of the best parties you’ll ever attend. From the never-ending dancing to lively mariachi music, and the incredible food and desserts, it’s a celebration that goes on well into the night.
location & details
Address
Playa del Carmen, Playa Paraiso Km. 48, 77710 Cancún, Q.R., Mexico
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