Mexico City & Surroundings

• Run through iconic neighborhoods and landmarks on meticulously designed routes through Mexico City.
• Indulge in delicious local meals, sampling the best of Mexican cuisine, both traditional and innovative.

• Embark on a thrilling 18 km high-altitude run through the mesmerizing landscapes of Paso de Cortés and experience breathtaking views of Popocatépetl and the valleys.
• Discover a “Chinampa” in Xochimilco, unveiling ancient Aztec waterways and farming traditions.

• Immerse in a spiritual journey through mindful activities such as a traditional Temazcal ceremony, yoga, and meditation sessions.

INCLUDED:
– Transportation throughout the whole experience.
– Specially designed trails along the magical landscapes of
Mexico City.
– Carefully curated culinary experiences.
*We can accommodate all dietary preferences.
– Yoga and meditation sessions.
– All meals for the duration of the experience.
– Entrance tickets to all national parks and attractions included in the experience.
– Knowledgeable and professional local guides.
– Aire Libre & partner brands merchandise.
– Complimentary La Familia Global Community Membership ($ 25 USD value)

NOT INCLUDED:

– Accommodation
– Airfare for your inbound and outbound flights to Mexico City.
– Shuttles to and from the Airport from Hotel
– Travel Insurance. *We highly recommend securing personal travel insurance for your peace of mind.
– Alcoholic beverages and any additional meals beyond the provided ones.

Experience the allure of stunning colonial accommodations with rich history and original fixtures in a modern environment. The hotel offers suite accommodation and a breathtaking private garden terrace, all nestled in the heart of one of Mexico City’s oldest and most historic neighborhoods, characterized by cobblestone streets, colorful buildings, lively restaurants, cafes, and parks.

The standard accommodation option involves double shared lodging. However, you have the choice to enhance your experience by upgrading to private accommodations at check-out.

Late August/ early September in Mexico City ushers in the rainy season, bringing a shift in weather patterns. Even though it can be rainy, it is still one of the nicest around the year. As the city experiences increased rainfall, temperatures tend to range from 55-72°F / 13-22°C. The streets glisten under raindrops, and the lush greenery flourishes anew. This season provides a unique opportunity to witness the city’s charm in a different light, as umbrellas dot the streets and the scent of petrichor fills the air.

– Running bottoms (shorts/tights).

– Long and short-sleeved tops.

– Warm-down jacket or polar fleece.

– Casual and sports clothing.

– Waterproof windbreaker jacket (compact).

– Rain Jacket (breathable and lightweight)

– Sandals, bathing suit, and quick-drying towel.

– Trail running shoes.

– Sufficient pairs of running socks

– Biodegradable sunblock, hat and sunglasses.

– Biodegradable insect repellent.

– Personal medical kit (recommendation with basic

medication for any ailment).

– Hydration vest or refillable bottles 2.5 L.

– Thermos for coffee or tea.

– Power plug adapter or voltage converter.

– Personal energy snacks of liking (bars, fruits…).

– Small waterproof bag (optional) to protect cameras

and phones in case of rain during runs.*

– Hiking poles.*Optional

– A valid passport is required for entry.
– Foreigners might be required to present a return ticket.
– Entry requirements may vary based on your home country. Please consult your travel advisory.