My standard Cancun de sesión de fotoss take place at public beaches, so there’s no resort photographer fee. I’ll confirm the meeting point and send you a map pin. If you’d prefer hotel property, ask your concierge whether outside photographers are allowed and whether a pass or fee applies.
What to ask your hotel
Ask whether the photographer can enter, which areas you can use, and whether advance registration is required. Request the details in writing and share them before we confirm the location.
Meet directly at the beach
Tell me where you’re staying and who’s coming. I’ll suggest a practical public meeting point. You arrange your ride to the beach. Parking and access vary by location. Compare the public beaches I recommend.
What to send your concierge
Include your date, an approximate time, the number of guests and that you want a vacation portrait session with an independent photographer. Ask about the exact area you have in mind, whether it’s the beach, a garden or the pool deck. A property can allow one area and restrict another.
Can we meet near my resort?
Send me the hotel name and tell me whether you’re taking a taxi or driving. I’ll suggest a public entrance that fits your group and send a map pin. If the resort beach looks close on a map, check the route before setting out. The public entrance and the route from the hotel can be different.
What should I budget for?
Check the session price in the packages section and allow for your own transport. If you request hotel grounds, ask the hotel to itemize any photographer pass or access charge before you commit. For a public beach, ask me about the best drop-off and whether parking is practical at the time we choose.
What if the hotel approves only part of the property?
Think about which background matters most. If the approved area works for your portraits, we can plan around it. If your priority is the shoreline and the hotel only allows photos elsewhere, ask me about a nearby public beach before you finalize the request.
