Traveling to Mexico is an appealing vacation choice for countless people from the United States and other countries. Visiting Mexico from the U.S. is particularly attractive thanks to the close proximity to beautiful Mexican beaches that is offered from most of the U.S. If you’d like to spend time under the sun eating tasty food and enjoying refreshing water, Mexico is hard to beat.

It is that line of thinking that may have caused you to become a Vidanta timeshare owner in the first place. If you find that the contract you are holding for Vidanta ownership no longer suits your needs, it might be time to think about how you can leave successfully. I will lay out some of the options for that exit on this page so you can calculate your next steps and move forward with confidence.

What is a Vidanta Timeshare?

Vidanta is one of the leading names in the Mexico timeshare space. If you have visited any of the touristy spots along Mexico’s coast, you have probably encountered the Vidanta brand – which might be why you are now on this page looking for a way to leave the ownership stake that you purchased once upon a time.

The Vidanta portfolio includes a number of luxury beach resorts. Not only are these resorts in beautiful locations, but they also offer unique entertainment options to add to the whole experience. Wanting to get out of your Vidanta timeshare doesn’t mean that you haven’t had any enjoyable trips to these properties, or that the destinations aren’t worthwhile. It just means that you don’t feel you are getting good value as an owner and you’d like to manage your travel opportunities in other ways.

The Easiest Way to Leave a Timeshare

If you only recently – within the past week – purchased your Vidanta timeshare, you might be able to cancel that purchase, get your money back, and just walk away. This is called a recission period and there is one in place in virtually any location you might buy a timeshare. Sometimes, you have five business days, where in other places you might have a whole week to cancel. Assuming you purchased your Vidanta timeshare in Mexico, you have five business days under Mexican law to cancel that agreement.

It is not permissible to waive the right to cancel during the recission period, so even if the seller tries to suggest that you don’t have that option, know that you do. As long as the time frame has not passed, and as long as you follow the steps required to officially cancel the sale, you have the law on your side in this matter. You don’t want to miss this opportunity as a way to cancel your timeshare because it is the easiest path to get out. As you’ll see below, some of the other ways to leave a timeshare can be time-consuming, and even costly, so it’s best to leave right away if that’s what you want to do. You’ll be able to breathe easier knowing that you got out of the timeshare before you were locked into a contract, and there is nothing stopping you from reconsidering the timeshare lifestyle later when another opportunity comes around, if you feel so inclined.

Selling a Timeshare is One Way to Exit

For most people, the recission period will have long since passed, and they will need to look for another way to get out of their Vidanta timeshare. I suggest to people in this situation to quickly look first at trying to sell. Selling your timeshare, while not necessarily a likely outcome, is a desirable result because it opens up the potential to get some money back out of this deal. And, even if you don’t really get much money back, it can effectively free you from the obligations of ownership and allow you to move on.

So, what’s so hard about selling a timeshare? I assume you have heard of the concept of supply and demand – it is the foundation of all markets. In this case, the supply is ample and the demand is negligible. That means all of the power in the timeshare market is in the hands of the buyers, and those buyers can be hard to find. When you do locate one who is interested in what you have to sell, they will likely use their market advantage as leverage to make you a very low offer on the deal.

Even low offers should be considered, however. If your goal is to get out of the timeshare and not be obligated to make payments any longer, taking a low offer is far better than getting no offers at all – or holding out for an offer that might not be coming. Closing a deal with someone who wants your timeshare even for a low price could be a great deal and may open up your financial future.

Reach Out to Vidanta For Help

I think that reaching out directly to the timeshare company – in this case, Vidanta – for help is one of the most overlooked tactics by timeshare owners. Sure, it’s not necessarily likely that you are going to get help, but you certainly won’t get help if you don’t ask. Going to the developer to tell them about your situation and that you would like to leave could lead to a surprising offer.

At certain times, timeshare companies will simply take back the deed of ownership in order to have the ability to sell it to someone else. This is an ideal outcome for you, as you’ll be able to just walk away from the timeshare and move on with life. Don’t expect this kind of offer to be openly advertised, and don’t expect it to last very long, either. Most likely, you’ll need to reach out to get the information and you will want to act quickly if this is something you’d like to use to exit the timeshare.

Be sure to document everything that is said between yourself and Vidanta during this process. That’s not to say that you shouldn’t trust them, but you can never be too careful with any kind of financial deal. In the case that something comes up later that doesn’t line up with what you were told initially, it will be helpful to have documentation to turn to in support of your argument. With any luck, you’ll be able to go through a program with Vidanta to leave your ownership by giving it back to them and you can soon move forward with life as a result.

Timeshare Exit Companies Are Ready and Waiting

When you feel like you don’t have anywhere left to turn, or when you simply feel like you need some help with this matter, timeshare exit companies are the solution I recommend. A good exit company will have plenty of experience in this space and will be able to help you work toward a resolution as quickly and easily as possible. You will need to pay for these services, of course, but that investment could prove to be more than worth it in the long run.

You are going to continue to spend money on your timeshare for as long as you own it. I know those costs can add up quickly, and you might be hesitant to spend even more money to try to get out of the timeshare. However, if nothing else has helped, this might be the step that puts you over the edge and allows you to end your ownership relationship with Vidanta once and for all. It will feel awfully good the day you are officially no longer an owner and don’t have to worry about making those payments each time they come around.

As with everything you spend money on, it’s important to be smart with how you pick an exit company. You’ll not only want to look for one that is experienced, but also one that uses escrow services to protect your money until they are finished with the project. That’s a key step and it will prevent you from losing all of your money without getting any results in return. Protect yourself through the use of escrow and you can rest assured that your chosen company will be working hard to make sure you are satisfied in the end.

Are You Ready to Be Done?

If the time has come to look for a way to move on from your Vidanta timeshare, I’d love to help you better understand your options. Getting started is as easy as reaching out at 833-416-8796 to learn more about how leaving a timeshare works and what you can expect along the way. It’s not always easy to get rid of your timeshare, but it is almost always worth it in the end. I have also added a live feature to the site to give you another way to get in touch. Let’s start working on this matter today.