Quintana Roo, Mexico

Mission Experience

Cultural Experience

Missionaries serve Mayan villages in great need. Your mission work will serve both the spiritual and physical needs of the people you encounter. Humanitarian projects include constructing homes or churches, laying floors, and fixing roofs. Spiritual evangelization work includes opportunities to interact with the townspeople by hosting kid’s camps, leading sports activities and organizing liturgical celebrations.

Cultural Experience

Quintana Roo has a very humid and mild tropical climate, ranging from 55-85 degrees F all year around.
The Mayan people live in multiple villages and speak native dialects.
Typically we will be staying in homes with thatch roofs in hammocks.

Mission Information

Local Mission Liasion

MIssion Date: ongoing availability, contact the MIsion Team to schedule your dates

Ages: 16 and up

Language: Spanish

June 10-18 SIGN UP

Local Mission Liasion

Quintana Roo missions partner with a local missionary organization, Mision Maya.

June 25-July 1 sign up

Frequently Asked Questions

Please reach us at missionyouthteam@gmail.com if you cannot find an answer to your question.

Do I need to speak Spanish to attend this mission?

No, mission leaders and others will serve as translators. We encourage missionaries to speak the language of the heart on the mission through their smile, joy and open attitude.

Is it safe to travel there right now?

Yes, this area of Mexico is very safe. You will fly in and out of the Cancun International airport and move around in private transportation. The whole mission will be within the Mision Maya facilities.

Are there any health risks?

COVID has had a low impact in this area of Mexico, affecting .07% of the population.

Food is very simple & bottled water is available. It is recommended to bring Pepto-Bismol for an upset stomach.