México
Cancun, RivIERa Maya, Cozumel, & Playa Del CARmen
Are you looking forward to relaxing at a luxurious beachfront resort, laying in a hammock with the ocean waves crashing beside you, drinking a cocktail with your feet in the sand, swimming in the warm turquoise ocean, visiting temples of ancient Mayan Cities, taking a sailboat ride into the sunset, going on thrill-seeking adventures or dancing the night away in a night club? If so, then staying in Cancun, Riviera Maya, Cozumel, or Playa Del Carmen may be the Mexico vacation you have been looking for.
LOS CABOS
Are you are looking for award-winning restaurants, fun shopping, relaxing spas, amazing nightlife, top-ranked golf courses, and the world’s most luxurious hotels and resorts? Then Cabo San Lucas and San José del Cabo is for you! Both cities make up Los Cabos.
There are many things to do here like take a whale-watching cruise, swim in the calm peaceful water at Lovers Beach or visit Divorce Beach which has hectic turbulent waves, swim with whale sharks, snorkel or scuba dive at Cabo Pulmo, go on a fishing charter boat, take an Outback Camel Safari with a free tequila tasting, or shop on Luxury Avenue.
Puerto Vallarta
Do you want to visit a beautiful city located in the middle of the mountain and the sea? On one side you see all the crystal clear blue pacific ocean waiting for you to swim in and on the other side, you see the emerald green mountains waiting for you to seek out the rivers, cascades, and the tropical forest.
Here you will find red tile buildings and white-washed buildings with narrow cobblestone streets, small cafes, bars, restaurants and art galleries, and beachfront boutique hotels.
Downtown: Downtown is known as “The Heart of Puerto Vallarta”. Here you will find sculptures, worldwide famous Arcos, Huichol art, and views of Bahia de Banderas.
North Zone Beaches: You will see 5-star hotels with beaches, restaurants, bars, nightclubs, shopping centers, world-class golf courses, sports events, and conventions.
South Zone Beaches: You will see beautiful beaches, Los Arcos, the Zoo, and Vallarta Botanical Gardens, along with the most breathtaking natural landscapes like Garza Blanca, Boca de Tomatlan, Las Animas, Playa Los Muertos along with fishing villages of Yelapa, Quimixto, and Majahuitas. Nearby will find several world-class resorts to stay in.
Marina Vallarta has luxury hotels and condos, boats, cruise ships, and yachts. Here you can visit delightful cafes, exquisite restaurants, stores, and supermarkets.
OFFICIAL Language:
The national and official language for México is Spanish, however, there are over 60 languages and dialects spoken as an everyday language in many places.
Currency:
The official currency is the Peso Mexicano (Mexican peso) or plural pesos. Some resort cities accept U.S. Dollars. It is likely that you will pay more if you use U.S. Dollars rather than Pesos.
Weather:
Mexico is tropical with two seasons and is known as the rainy and the dry season where the average temperatures don’t fluctuate much.
Dry Season: November — May
Rainy Season: June — October
Average Temperature: between 50°F and 90°F
Average Humidity: around 70%
Mountains and areas above sea level: maybe cooler with lower humidity.
Hurricane Season:
June — November. Hurricanes and natural disasters can certainly ruin any vacation so always make sure to check weather reports before going to Mexico during this time. September and October seem to be the more active months for Hurricanes.
Getting Around:
Buses are the main transportation in Mexico. You can also get around by taxi, rental car, shuttle, motorcycle, bicycle, boat, or ferry.
How to dress:
Pack casual, lightweight cotton or blend fabrics that are comfortable. Bring good walking shoes for sightseeing, and flip-flops or sandals for the beach. Bring a sweater or light jacket for chilly evenings.