FAQs

What you would wear to a July/August Wedding in Nova Scotia. Light breathable fabrics are recommended and please wear beach friendly footwear as the Wedding ceremony is on the beach.

It means that your round trip airfare, accommodation, all food and drinks (including alcoholic) , resort wide wi-fi, mini fridge contents, 24/7 room service are included.

This varies depending on if you plan to explore off resort and take part in a tour or excursion. Generally speaking you'll need: - What you would typically bring for a beach vacation (swim suits, cover ups and summer clothing) - Sunscreen (bring more then you think you will need as it is sold at the Resort but is cheaper to purchase in Canada) - Bug spray - Sunglasses/Hat - Water Shoes (optional) - Snorkeling gear (optional if you have your own set and want to bring it) - Attire for the Wedding & Welcome Cocktail Party - Pool floaty/air mattress (optional) Important Notes *Beach towels are provided at the Resort so no need to bring your own *At the Resort A la Carte restaurants Men are required to wear long pants for dinner, so be sure to pack at least one pair. The main buffet restaurant does not have this requirement. For those who have not traveled to the Caribbean before who have additional questions about what to bring please feel free to reach out us.

There will be an Air Canada representative at the resort lobby daily during specific hours. The hours they will be there will be covered during the orientation meeting, you can ask the front desk staff any time what the Air Canada reps hours are.

Tulum, Mexico, enjoys a tropical climate with relatively consistent temperatures throughout the year. Average Daytime Highs Range from 25-32 °C Average Nighttime Highs Range from 22-27°C

You need a valid Passport, this includes children under the age of 1. Please check the expiration date on your passport well in advance of the wedding.

Where we will be staying at an all inclusive resort, the only additional money you will need to bring is as follows: - Tipping money for resort staff (this is optional, but in our experience tipping the resort staff is greatly appreciated) . So we recommend taking out some USD cash (especially small bills if possible). - Purchasing souvenirs or essentials at the on-site shops. In our experience most of these stores do take credit cards , however the smaller vendors at the artisan fair may only take cash. If you plan to purchase souvenirs bring USD cash for this. -Purchasing a tour or off Resort excursion, the Air Canada representative will be in the lobby daily and you can purchase these using your credit card. While off resort, if you are in the Tulum Hotel Zone (near Tulum Beach) or in touristy areas they will take Credit Card and/or USD Cash - Renting a car , you can do this from the Resort and pay with Credit Card. - Hiring a driver or getting a Taxi, the Resort front desk staff can assist you with this. You may need to pay your driver in cash. If you plan on going off the resort through this form of transportation budget accordingly and bring additional USD cash. - Additional purchase through the Resort (i.e. Scuba Diving, Resort Provided Boat Tour, etc.) , these are charged to room and then you can pay with Credit Card upon check out.

Our Wedding Travel Agent Myranda Miller can make your travel arrangements and ensure you get the group discount. If you are flying from Atlantic Canada she will ensure you are on the same flight as the other wedding guests. She can also answer all travel related questions regarding flights, room types the resort offers and other general questions you may have about the Dreams Tulum Resort. Her contact information is as follows: Maritime Travel Myranda Miller Phone: 902-455-7856 E-mail: mmiller@maritimetravel.com