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With one of our vacation packages to Mexico, you'll have countless opportunities for excitement and adventure. There's lots to enjoy, including its cosmopolitan vibe and rich history. Make your trip to Mexico even more fun by going sightseeing. American Saddle Horse Museum , Lakeview Park and Hillside Mini Golf are among the leading attractions worth exploring. A couple of clicks is all it takes to craft your perfect Mexico vacation on Expedia.

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You can take time to visit Hillside Mini Golf during your travels to Mexico. Experience the area's live music and entertainment venues.

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You can enjoy some culture when you stop by American Saddle Horse Museum in Mexico. Stroll along the lakeside or experience the area's live music.

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Explore the great outdoors at Lakeview Park, a lovely green space in Mexico. Amble around the area's lakeside or visit its temples.

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6 nights from $929*

A favorite vacation package that allows you to experience the best of Mexico's Yucatan Peninsula. Combine: Mexico City (high-altitude capital of Mexico, known for its historic sites such as Templo Mayor and more) and Cancun (best-known for its white sand beaches, near-perfect weather, and bright blue waters, is the Acapulco of Mexico's Gulf Coast). A flight connects these destinations. This is a flexible vacation package. Select your number of nights in each city, desired hotel and activities.

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Oaxaca - San Miguel de Allende

6 nights from $1,093*

Enjoy picturesque Mexico with this vacation package; combining a stay in beautiful Oaxaca (considered the gastronomic capital of Mexico ; with the mole and its most famous export;-the Mezcal- the base of the worldwide tequila!). It is also the most ethnically and linguistically diverse state of Mexico and one of the most preserved and astonishing pre-Hispanic cities) and San Miguel de Allende (located in the far eastern part of Guanajuato, Mexico. It is known for its well-preserved Colonial and Spanish architecture, its cobblestone streets and creative cuisine . Visitors can explore most of the city on foot, wandering its quaint streets and shopping for handicrafts such as pottery, woven baskets, and embroidered clothing). These destinations are connected by intercity flights and private airport/hotel/airport transfers. This is a flexible vacation package. Select your number of nights in each city, desired hotel and activities.

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Guanajuato and Acapulco by Air

6 nights from $993*

Two amazing cities, full of history and passion, in one incredible vacation package across Mexico . Start with a pleasant stay in Guanajuato (a city in central Mexico, known for its silver mining history and colonial architecture). After that, catch a flight to Mexico's Pacific Coast area and spend amazing days under the sun in Acapulco (a dazzling beach resort, with a various tourist sites and a wide variety eateries where you can enjoy the local cuisine). This is a flexible vacation package. Select your number of nights in each city, desired hotel and activities.

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Mexico City and Riviera Maya by Air

6 nights from $930*

A journey to these two cities full of tradition and rich history are at your disposal in this customizable package in Mexico . Combine Mexico City (Capital of Mexico, full of history with many well-known and respected museum and places, like the Zocalo), and; Riviera Maya (a stretch of Caribbean coastline on Mexico’s northeastern Yucatán Peninsula). A flight connects these cities. This is a flexible vacation package. Select your number of nights in each city, desired hotel and activities.

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Mexico City and Oaxaca by Air

6 nights from $682*

A trip along the flavor, color and history in Mexico! . Combine fantastic stays in Mexico City (its historic center, better known as Zocalo, is declared World Heritage by UNESCO and is the heart of a living culture of Aztec capital city: The ancient Tenochtitlan . A stroll through the buzzing downtown area reveals the capital’s storied history, from pre-Hispanic and colonial-era splendor to its contemporary edge) and Oaxaca (considered the gastronomic capital of Mexico ; with the mole and its most famous export;-the Mezcal- the base of the worldwide tequila!. It is also the most ethnically and linguistically diverse state of Mexico and one of the most preserved and astonishing pre-Hispanic cities). A flight connects these cities. This is a flexible vacation package. Select your number of nights in each city, desired hotel and activities.

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Monterrey and Acapulco by Air

6 nights from $920*

An exciting adventure through Mexico ! Discover Monterrey (one of the largest cities in Mexico and is known as a modern industrial and technological hub) and Tulum (known for being one the last cities built and occupied by the Mayans and popular beach destination). These destinations are connected by flights. This is a flexible vacation package. Select your number of nights in each city, desired hotel and activities.

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Guadalajara and Guanajuato by Air

6 nights from $881*

A journey to these two cities full of tradition and rich history are at your disposal in this customizable package in Mexico . Combine Guadalajara (known for tequila and mariachi music, both born in Jalisco, the state of which Guadalajara is the capital) and Guanajuato (a city in central Mexico, known for its silver mining history and colonial architecture) . A flight connects these cities. This is a flexible vacation package. Select your number of nights in each city, desired hotel and activities.

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San Miguel de Allende - Mexico City - Los Cabos

7 nights from $1,395*

A wonderful combination of beautiful cities in Mexico . From Guanajuato Airport a transfer will take you to San Miguel Allende (located in the far eastern part of Guanajuato, Mexico. It is known for its well-preserved Colonial and Spanish architecture, its cobblestone streets and creative cuisine . Visitors can explore most of the city on foot, wandering its quaint streets and shopping for handicrafts such as pottery, woven baskets, and embroidered clothing). Get back to Guanajuato Airport to fly to the capital city, Mexico City (its historic center, better known as Zocalo, is declared World Heritage by UNESCO and is the heart of a living culture of Aztec capital city: The ancient Tenochtitlan . A stroll through the buzzing downtown area reveals the capital’s storied history, from pre-Hispanic and colonial-era splendor to its contemporary edge). Finally, catch a flight to Los Cabos (located at the southern tip of Mexico's Baja California Peninsula, with 350 sunny days a year, Los Cabos is Mexico's ultimate seaside escape . It's endless summer at the tip of the Baja Peninsula, and surfers, golfers, divers, and hikers come here for year-round water sports and outdoor activities). This is a flexible vacation package. Select your number of nights in each city, desired hotel and activities.

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Oaxaca and Tulum by Air

6 nights from $1,236*

Explore Mexico as you enjoy some of its most iconic cities. Combine Oaxaca (the most ethnically and linguistically diverse state of Mexico and one of the most preserved and astonishing pre-hispanic cities and famous for the tequila) and Tulum (known for being one the last cities built and occupied by the Mayans and popular beach destination). These destinations are connected by Flight. This is a flexible vacation package. Select your number of nights in each city, desired hotel and activities.

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Mexico City - San Miguel de Allende

6 nights from $1,221*

See beautiful Mexico through those two popular destinations! . Combine stays in: fantastic capital Mexico City (its historic center, better known as Zocalo, is declared World Heritage by UNESCO and is the heart of a living culture of Aztec capital city: The ancient Tenochtitlan . A stroll through the buzzing downtown area reveals the capital’s storied history, from pre-Hispanic and colonial-era splendor to its contemporary edge); and San Miguel Allende (located in the far eastern part of Guanajuato, Mexico. It is known for its well-preserved Colonial and Spanish architecture, its cobblestone streets and creative cuisine . Visitors can explore most of the city on foot, wandering its quaint streets and shopping for handicrafts such as pottery, woven baskets, and embroidered clothing). These destinations are connected by an intercity flight and private transfers. This is a flexible vacation package. Select your number of nights in each city, desired hotel and activities.

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Mexico City and Monterrey by Air

6 nights from $958*

A journey through beautiful cities in Mexico at your disposal in this vacation package. Visit Mexico City (high-altitude capital of Mexico, known for its historic sites such as Templo Mayor and more); and Monterrey (one of the largest cities in Mexico and is known as a modern industrial and technological hub). These destinations are connected by flights. This is a flexible vacation package. Select your number of nights in each city, desired hotel and activities.

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Guanajuato and Tulum by Air

6 nights from $959*

Mexico Highlights! Visit Guanajuato a central city, well-known for its cultural and historical attractions. Next, Tulum known for being one the last cities built and occupied by the Mayans and popular beach destination. These destinations are connected by flights. This is a flexible vacation package. Select your number of nights in each city, desired hotel and activities.

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Mexico City and Ixtapa by Air

6 nights from $918*

A wonderful escape to Mexico awaits you, visiting these two fantastic cities. Begin your relaxing stay in Mexico City (Capital of Mexico, full of history with many well-known and respected museums); next, spend your days soaking in the glorious sunshine in Ixtapa (on the central west coast of Mexico, is a world-class resort city with its nice beach, sunny weather as the main hub for all activities). A flight connects these destinations. This is a flexible vacation package. Select your number of nights in each city, desired hotel and activities.

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Guadalajara and Oaxaca by Air

6 nights from $985*

Discover the fascinating Mexico with this holiday package. Combine Guadalajara (known for tequila and mariachi music, both born in Jalisco, the state of which Guadalajara is the capital) and Oaxaca (considered the gastronomic capital of Mexico, Oaxaca is best known for its seven classic varieties of mole and tequila). These destinations are connected by flights. This is a flexible vacation package. Select your number of nights in each city, desired hotel and activities.

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Miami and Riviera Maya by Air

6 nights from $969*

An exciting adventure through Florida and Mexico at your disposal in this package. Discover Miami (well known for its beaches, such as Miami Beach and South Beach, as well as endless shopping opportunities) and Riviera Maya (a stretch of Caribbean coastline on Mexico`s northeastern Yucatan Peninsula). Flights connect these destinations. This is a flexible vacation package. Select your number of nights in each city, desired hotel and activities.

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Oaxaca - Mexico City - Los Cabos by Air

7 nights from $1,158*

Food, tequila, history and long coastline with white sand with this package around Mexico . Start in Oaxaca (considered the gastronomic capital of Mexico ; with the mole and its most famous export;-the Mezcal- the base of the worldwide tequila!. It is also the most ethnically and linguistically diverse state of Mexico and one of the most preserved and astonishing pre-Hispanic cities); after that, visit Mexico City (its historic center, better known as Zocalo, is declared World Heritage by UNESCO and is the heart of a living culture of Aztec capital city: The ancient Tenochtitlan . A stroll through the buzzing downtown area reveals the capital’s storied history, from pre-Hispanic and colonial-era splendor to its contemporary edge); and finally, Los Cabos (located at the southern tip of Mexico's Baja California Peninsula, with 350 sunny days a year, Los Cabos is Mexico's ultimate seaside escape . It's endless summer at the tip of the Baja Peninsula, and surfers, golfers, divers, and hikers come here for year-round water sports and outdoor activities). Connect each destination with flights. This is a flexible vacation package. Select your number of nights in each city, desired hotel and activities.

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Mexico City - San Cristobal de las Casas

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An inspiring combination of traditional cities across Mexico!. Visit Mexico City (it's historic center, better known as Zocalo, is declared World Heritage by UNESCO and is the heart of a living culture that exudes everything accumulated since the founding of Tenochtitlan as well as its fantastic cuisine. A stroll through the buzzing downtown area reveals the capital’s storied history, from pre-Hispanic and colonial-era splendor to its contemporary edge) and, after that, travel to San Cristobal de las Casas (a town in the southern Mexican state of Chiapas, surrounded by mountains. The town it is known for its well-preserved colonial architecture, such as the centuries-old, yellow San Cristobal Cathedral on the Parque Central and its narrow, cobblestone streets of the traditional neighborhoods). These destinations are connected by an intercity flight and private airport/hotel/airport transfers. This is a flexible vacation package. Select your number of nights in each city, desired hotel and activities.

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There are so many things Mexico is known for. Tourists come to Mexico for varied experiences, from beach getaways to cities and towns chock-full of history . Those who come to Mexico to enjoy the beaches love to partake in water sports such as diving, snorkeling, surfing, yachting , and parasailing , and a growing number of visitors also enjoy outdoor recreational eco-tours , many of which combine pyramids and temples built by the Mayans . Spanish colonial influence is evident in many of Mexico`s cities and towns, and colonial buildings are just a stone`s throw by the temples and sacred grounds built by both the Mayans and the Aztecs . No matter where you go in Mexico, it is a great place for shopping at every price point, from Liverpool luxury department store to small, locally-owned souvenir shops . Visitors to Mexico also take the time to sample many Mexican dishes (the more the better!), complete with shots of delicious tequila and mezcal .

Tourists typically visit Mexico a region at a time and explore from there, so the best places to recommend depend on which part of the country you want to visit. If you are arriving in Mexico City , spend a few days exploring this beautiful capital city and then head south to Oaxaca or northwest to Guanajuato and charming San Miguel de Allende . If you want to visit the Riviera Maya , fly into colonial gem Mérida or the nightlife mecca of Cancún and explore further to such sights as Chichén Itza, Playa del Carmen, Isla Mujeres, Cozumel Island , and Tulum . Those who head west from Mexico City should take time to visit Guadalajara , Puerto Vallarta , and Mazatlán . Visitors to Baja California love to see such tourist spots as Los Cabos , Tijuana , and Ensenada . If you`re combining Tikal in Guatemala with your stay in Mexico, stop by the quaint town of San Cristobal de las Casas in Chiapas state.

We recommend seeing Mexico during the dry season , which corresponds to the period of time between December and April . Pacific and Atlantic hurricane seasons occur between June and November, which is the rainy season for much of the country. Prices will be lower but humidity and rain chances will be at their highest. The dry season is also the high season, so if you are looking for a better deal, you might want to consider summer and autumn.

We recommend approximately 7-10 days based on what you want to see and do. We offer flexible vacation packages so you can select your number of nights in each city, desired hotel and activities. We suggest a minimum of 3 nights in Mexico City, along the Pacific Coast, and on the Riviera Maya.

We recommend seeing Mexico by air and by private transfer . While it is possible to rent a car and drive in many parts of Mexico, it may come as a culture shock for Americans, as driving over the speed limit is the norm and this may frazzle people whether they are on highways or in big cities. Mexico`s road system is not developed to the same extent seen in the United States, making cross-country road trips more difficult in terms of not just amenities along motorways but also in terms of safety (many stretches of highway are not illuminated at night). Let trusted drivers pick you up from your hotel or the airport in late-model, air-conditioned luxury instead, taking the guesswork out of getting from Point A to Point B. Note: You will notice police checkpoints set up along motorways leading up to major towns and cities; don`t be alarmed, the police are checking for trafficking of illicit drugs, and most times travelers who present themselves as if they are tourists are immediately waved through the checkpoints without any further inquiry.

The currency of Mexico is the Mexican peso (written in shorthand as $, MXN$ or MXP). U.S. dollars are not legal tender and are not accepted in most shops, but many tourist-geared shops and resorts accept payment in U.S. dollars, usually on a more disadvantageous exchange rate than the current rate at banks. We recommend paying and tipping in Mexican pesos as much as possible in order to make your funds on vacation stretch for a longer period of time. Be prepared to arrive with the correct currency on hand or make sure to retrieve pesos on arrival, which you can do at a number of ATMs in the airport and across the country. (The ATMs with the best exchange rates are typically ones operated by Banco Santander (red) and Citigroup/Banamex (gray).) There are currency exchange desks at many locations throughout the country as well, some offering competitive exchange rates in relation to ATMs.

Spanish is the official language of Mexico. English speakers will be found in most places there are a lot of tourists, such Mexico City and other major cities, historic sites, resorts, and major shopping districts popular with tourists. English is also popular with younger Mexicans who routinely consume media from the U.S. and U.K., many times with English audio and Spanish subtitles. It may be more difficult to find people who speak English in smaller towns or in shops away from tourist zones, but most Mexicans are accommodating and will work with tourists who are positive and pleasant in their interactions with them. Be prepared to learn basic Spanish phrases like hello/goodbye, please/thank you, how much is it?, where is the bathroom, and the numbers from 1-10 and 50, 100, and 1,000. To say `Do you speak English?`, say ` ¿Habla inglés? `

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Mexico Tours & Trips

Travellers laughing and smiling leaning on a yellow wall in the the yellow city in Izamal, Mexico

Peel back the lucha libre mask and you’ll find a patchwork of cultures and customs mixed into one flavor-filled country.

The gregarious locals are just as likely to pull you up for a dance at one of Mexico City ’s hip-shaking salsa clubs as they are to show you the way to one of the country’s many ancient ruins , all with a casual ‘hola’ and an inviting smile. While our tours get you up close with locals, they also show you the best sights from on and off the gringo trail. You can party until dawn in Playa del Carmen , eat your way into a food coma in colorful Oaxaca , or, best of all, kick back with a horchata in the lazy seaside port of Merida .

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Mexico at a glance

Capital city.

Mexico City (population 8.7 million)

129.9 million

(GMT-06:00) Guadalajara, Mexico City, Monterrey - New

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Electricity.

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Best time to visit mexico.

Mexico is generally most pleasant between September and June in the cool, dry season. July and August can be very hot and humid, but perfect for swimming, snorkeling, and lazing on the beach. These are, however, the busiest months for travel as this is the time of the North American school holidays. Highland areas such as Chiapas and Oaxaca tend to be cooler year-round, with cold nights.

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Culture and customs

Mexico lays claim to one of the richest and most historic cultures in the world. Characterized by strong regional identity, locals are affiliated directly to the region they hail from with each region having its own unique customs, cuisine and even language dialect. Despite this, national identity is still strong with all Mexicans sharing common bonds over their love of sport, dance, food and religion. With most of the country belonging to the Roman Catholic religion, religious festivals and celebrations are plentiful in Mexico. Parades, street fairs and parties held in honor of local saints are commonplace, and offer travelers the chance to witness the customs and rituals of this vibrant culture.

Eating and drinking

One of Mexico's biggest draws is its food and drink. From Oaxaca's indigenous staples to the sizzling street food of Mexico City, there's almost too much choice for the hungry traveler. By the end of your Mexico tour, you'll know your tacos from your tamales, your enchiladas from your elote and your tequila from your mezcal.

Eat your way through this vibrant country on our 9 day Mexico Real Food Adventure.

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Geography and environment

Mexico shares land borders with the United States , Belize and Guatemala , and has an extensive coastline that runs along the Gulf of Mexico, the Pacific Ocean and the Caribbean Sea.

Featuring a wide variety of natural environments, Mexico is home to tracts of tropical rainforests, vast areas of low-lying plains and deserts, volcanic mountains and temperate beaches and lagoons.

Mexico's capital and major cities are typically built up, busy and lively – with a vast network of public transport, highways and roads. Rural areas, on the other hand, are distinctly less developed, with small-scale housing, unsealed roads and rustic farms.

History and government

Early history.

People have been living in Mexico for more than 13,000 years. Mesoamericans occupied the area early on, with archaeological evidence pointing towards Mesoamericans leading a hunter-gatherer existence. Maize farming is thought to have become commonplace by 1500 BC, which led to the farming of other commodities as well. A variety of cultures contributed to the early history of Mexico, with the Olmec, Toltec, Maya, Teotihuacan and Aztecs all bringing unique cultural, religious and artistic styles to the region, with the Mayan and Aztec Empires having the greatest (and most enduring) impact on the region.

Mayan society can be traced back to 300 BC, while the Aztecs enjoyed prosperity from 1325 to around 1521 AD. Many ancient ruins and constructions from these periods are still standing all throughout Mexico and can be visited and viewed today. By the 16th century, the Spanish had arrived in Mexico and what followed was a period of colonialism that lasted nearly 300 years.

During this time, Mexico was seen as a part of ‘New Spain’ along with Cuba and Puerto Rico. This was not a particularly good time for Mexicans who (under colonial law) were generally not allowed to travel outside of Mexico and were denied access to education. Mexico achieved independence from the Spaniards after the War of Independence (1810-1821) but peace was short-lived as two decades later the Mexican-American War brought more confrontation and armed conflict to parts of Mexico.

Recent history

Mexico’s Revolution of 1910 - 1921 was a period of instability, marked by political turmoil and bloodshed. More recently, Mexico has enjoyed an economic resurgence after decades of economic hardship, which lasted from the 1970s to the mid-1990s. The earthquake of 1985 didn’t help matters, with wide-scale damage and loss of life compounding the economic problems and political uncertainty of Mexico. Currently, Mexico is benefiting from a period of improved economic conditions, although the gap between the wages earned by Mexicans and their northern neighbors continues to widen. Mexico is now operating in a free market economy and the growth of tourism, agriculture and industry has ensured an improved economy for the country, although financial inequality still exists within.

Memorable moments of Mexico

1. ramble among the ruins.

A visit to the famed ruins of Chichen Itza reveals history, ancient architecture, and wildlife in equal measure. Walk through the complex and hear jungle animal calls as colorful birds fly among the canopy. This is a stirring experience to treasure.

2. Bittersweet bites

The cult of chocolate is well and truly alive in Oaxaca! The flavors here are simply phenomenal and unlike mass-produced chocolate in the Western world. Spiced with chili, cinnamon and cloves, you won’t soon forget the taste of Oaxacan chocolate.

3. Sunshine and snorkeling

Mexico’s Caribbean coastline showcases expanses of clear blue water, white sand beaches, vibrant reefs and plenty of sunshine. Snorkeling over colorful fish and sun-lit coral is simply unforgettable.

4. Mountain majesty

The cooler climate and fresh mountain air of San Cristobal de las Casas provides some respite from the city heat. Chilling out in this relaxed and visually stunning area is a magical Mexican moment.

5. Bus buddies

Catching a local bus in Mexico is a never-ending source of amusement. Overcome the language barrier and make friends with local commuters to pass the time.

6. Tequila!

No visit to Mexico is complete without downing a little bit of the national drink. While you may not remember every detail the morning after, good times and memorable holiday snapshots are guaranteed when tequila is involved.

7. Volcanic splendor

Mexico’s volcanic landscapes are photo-worthy and awe-inspiring. Hiking past rocky escarpments and surreal scenery is a rewarding travel experience to remember.

8. Village people

Sharing smiles and laughs with locals while strolling through the rural villages of Mexico is a simple, yet memorable way to see the real heart of Mexico - its people.

9. Mariachi melodies

Sway to the unique sounds of Mexico’s mariachi music in the streets and cafes of Mexico. The rhythms and beats will live in your heart for years to come.

10. To market, to market

Witness Latin America’s time-honored commercial traditions unfold in Mexico’s well-patronized markets. Hear the banter of stallholders, smell the fragrant scent of sizzling meat and admire the colorful array of wares on offer.

Top places to visit in Mexico

This coastal town is well-known for its incredible cliff-top Mayan temple ruins with expansive ocean views. But outside of architectural wonders, Tulum also has quite a few natural wonders. Spend some time exploring Tulum's numerous cenotes and caves for unforgettable snorkeling and diving.

Explore Tulum on our 8 day Yucatan Peninsula Adventure or on our 8 day Premium Mexico Yucatan Highlights tour.

Numerous significant architectural sites, baroque churches and impressive cultural displays may have landed Oaxaca the badge of Unesco World Heritage Site, but in recent years, the city has gained notoriety as a culinary destination. Make sure to try regional specialties like tlayudas, mole and mezcal.

Get a taste of Oaxaca on our 9 day Mexico Real Food Adventure.

3. San Cristobal

Set in a valley surrounded by pine forests, San Cristóbal de las Casas has a bright yellow cathedral, pastel houses and buildings draped in deep pink bougainvillea, making it one of Mexico's most colorful cities. Stop by the local markets to browse locally-made handicrafts with colors that rival those of the city itself.

Explore this colorful city on our 15 day Best of Mexico tour.

Travelers will be delighted with the range of good quality shopping available in Mexico. As usual, the markets offer some of the most cost-effective and fun ways to shop, although Mexico’s cities also showcase some excellent boutiques and galleries for more costly purchases.

It's a good idea to check with your local customs officials to ensure that you are able to bring certain items back into your home country. The United States and Canada generally have strict customs laws.

Things to buy in Mexico

1. Tiles, ceramics and earthenware

Mexico has a longstanding tradition of creating good-quality pottery. Hit the artisan markets for colorful pots, vases and jugs. Don’t forget to pack carefully.

2. Bright textiles

Woven textiles can be found almost everywhere in Mexico. Hand-woven rugs, blankets, scarves, and ponchos are great reminders of your time in Mexico.

The silver in Mexico is among the world's best. Rings, necklaces and bracelets featuring bold Aztec designs are popular choices.

4. Lucha Libre masks

This Mexican wrestling phenomenon is growing in popularity worldwide, so grab a colorful wrestling mask - it’s a great souvenir for kids (and big kids) at home.

Festivals and events in Mexico

Mexico is the land of the fiesta and the locals will find any reason to party. Whether they're celebrating independence, the saints or the dead, you can expect vibrant colors, lively music and a whole lot of dancing. One to keep an eye out for is the Autumn Equinox, when crowds gather at Chichen Itza to witness the sunlight and shadows play tricks on this ancient relic. During the autumn (and spring) equinox, the sun moves across Chichen Itza, illuminating parts of the temple to reveal the moving body of a snake. Not seen on any other days, this natural spectacle draws thousands of pilgrims.

When is the best time to visit Mexico?

Mexico is a country of varied landscapes and altitudes and the best time to visit depends on a variety of factors, the first of which is where you actually want to go.

Is it safe to visit Mexico?

Mexico has long been a popular tourist destination and most travelers do not run into any trouble. There are, however, areas that experience high levels of violent crime as a result of lawlessness and drug trafficking. That said, you can rest assured that Intrepid would not take you anywhere unless we were convinced it was safe.

Do I need a visa to travel to Mexico?

All tourists traveling to Mexico need a tourist permit, but not all need a visa. Citizens of the US, EU, Canada, the UK, Australia and New Zealand are among those who do not need a visa and can obtain a tourist permit on arrival.

Is tipping customary in Mexico?

Tipping is expected in most parts of Mexico. The service workers typically earn a low wage and rely on tips to earn a decent living. We recommend leaving 10–15 percent at restaurants (if the service charge is not already included), 5–10 percent of your room cost for housekeepers, and a few dollars for porters, bartenders and guides.

What is the internet access like in Mexico?

Internet access is good in Mexico with wi-fi available in most accommodations, bigger restaurants, airports and in some public spaces. It’s also easy and affordable to buy a local SIM card for the duration of your Mexico tour.

Can I use my cell phone in Mexico?

If you wish to use your cell phone while in Mexico be sure to activate global roaming before leaving your home country. You should also check with your provider regarding any charges you may incur when overseas.

If you wish to purchase a local SIM card in Mexico, your phone must first be unlocked. For more information on local SIM cards, please read about internet access in Mexico .

What are the toilets like in Mexico?

It's likely that you will encounter different types of toilets while traveling in Mexico. Western-style flushable toilets are commonly found in high-end resorts, hotels and restaurants, while squat toilets are common in rural areas and homes. Be prepared by carrying your own supply of toilet paper and soap, as these aren't always provided.

What will it cost for a...?

Mexico’s unit of currency is the peso:

Cheap local meal = MXN 150.00
Domestic beer at a restaurant = MXN 50
One-way metro ticket in Mexico City = MXN 6.00
Mid-range meal = MXN 400.00

Can I drink the water in Mexico?

We do not recommend drinking the water in Mexico.

For environmental reasons, try to avoid buying bottled water and fill a reusable water bottle or canteen with filtered water instead. Ask your leader where filtered water can be found; some hotels we stay in may have drinking water available, often boiled to use for tea or coffee.

It’s also advisable to avoid ice in drinks and to peel fruit and vegetables before eating.

Are credit cards widely accepted in Mexico?

Credit cards are generally accepted in Mexico at large stores and most mid- high-range hotels. Some cafes, bars and restaurants may accept card too, but the places with real character – and the best local food – tend to be cash only.

What is ATM access like in Mexico?

ATMs are available across towns and cities in Mexico. Travelers should not encounter trouble finding an ATM but be wary of international transaction fees. For your own safety, try to use ATMs in daylight hours.

What is the weather like in Mexico?

Mexico is renowned for its sunshine and sandy beaches, but the weather can vary depending on the region you’re traveling to and the time of year.

What public holidays are celebrated in Mexico?

1 Jan: New Year’s Day
5 Feb: Constitution Day
21 Mar: Day off for Benito Juarez’s Birthday Memorial (variable)
April: Maundy Thursday/Good Friday (variable)
1 May: Labor Day
16 Sep: Independence Day
Nov: Revolution Day Memorial (held 3rd Monday of the month)
12 Dec: Day of the Virgin of Guadalupe
25 Dec: Christmas Day

Please note: Mexico public holidays may vary.

Is Mexico safe for LGBTQIA+ travellers?

Mexico is becoming increasingly more accepting of same-sex relationships and has laws in place to protect those that identify differently, but it remains a country of strong Catholicism that has historically been hostile towards the local LGBTQIA+ community.

For more detailed and up-to-date advice, we recommend visiting Equaldex or ILGA before you travel.

If you are travelling solo on an Intrepid group tour, you will share accommodation with a passenger of the same gender as per your passport information. If you don’t identify with the gender assigned on your passport, please let us know at time of booking and we’ll arrange the rooming configuration accordingly. A single supplement is available on some tours for travellers who do not wish to share a room.

Is Mexico accessible for travelers with disabilities?

Intrepid is committed to making travel widely accessible, regardless of ability or disability. That’s why we do our best to help as many people see the world as possible, regardless of any physical or mental limitations they might have. We’re always happy to talk to travelers with disabilities and see if we can help guide them towards the most suitable itinerary for their needs and, where possible, make reasonable adjustments to our itineraries.

Tourist destinations in Mexico including Mexico City and the resort areas on the Yucatan Peninsula are seeing an increasing number of hotels, restaurants and tourist sights fitted out to accommodate travelers with limitations. That said, it can still be difficult for those with mobility issues and visual and hearing issues, particularly on public transport. We recommend using taxis to move around locally and flying between cities if possible unless, of course, you are on an Intrepid Mexico tour.

If you do live with a visual, hearing or other impairment, let your booking agent or group leader know early on so they’re aware and suitable arrangements can be made. As a general rule, knowing some common words in the local language, carrying a written itinerary with you and taking to the streets in a group, rather than solo, can help make your travel experience the best it can be.

What should I wear in Mexico?

What you pack for your Mexico tour will depend on where you are traveling to. Mexico City, for example, will be much cooler than the coastal areas of Playa del Carmen or Tulum, thanks to its high altitude. In the winter, it can drop down towards freezing at night while reaching 73°F during the day, so it’s important to be prepared for both ends of the spectrum.

What's the accommodation like in Mexico?

Traveling with Intrepid is a little bit different. We endeavor to provide travelers with an authentic experience to remember, so we try to keep accommodation as unique and traditional as possible.

When traveling with us in Mexico you may find yourself staying in a basic hotel.

Intrepid prefers smaller character-filled hotels and guesthouses than hotel chains. When on vacation in Mexico, enjoy staying in small hotels owned and run by friendly locals.

Does my trip to Mexico support The Intrepid Foundation?

Yes, all Intrepid trips support the Intrepid Foundation. In fact, we make a donation on behalf of every traveler. Trips to Mexico directly support our foundation partner, Gastromotiva Mexico.

Gastromotiva Mexico

Gastromotiva Mexico is tackling food scarcity and homelessness while promoting a sustainable food movement. Donations help them provide nutritious, balanced meals to community shelters for vulnerable people such as women affected by domestic violence and refugees.

Intrepid will double the impact by dollar-matching all post-trip donations made to The Intrepid Foundation.

How do I stay safe and healthy while traveling?

From Australia?

Go to: Smart Traveller

From Canada?

Go to: Canada Travel Information

From the UK?

Go to: UK Foreign Travel Advice

From New Zealand?

Go to: Safe Travel

From the US?

Go to: US Department of State

The World Health Organisation also provides useful health information.

Do I need to purchase travel insurance before traveling?

Absolutely. All passengers traveling with Intrepid are required to purchase travel insurance before the start of their trip. Your travel insurance details will be recorded by your leader on the first day of the trip. Due to the varying nature, availability and cost of health care around the world, travel insurance is very much an essential and necessary part of every journey.

For more information on insurance, please go to: Travel Insurance

What is it like traveling on a small group tour?

Whether you’re a seasoned traveler or you’re about to embark on your first trip, traveling can be as intimidating as it is exciting. That's the beauty of a small group tour. From handling the logistics and organizing amazing cultural activities to local leaders who know each destination like the back of their hand (like which street has the best markets and where to get the most authentic food), traveling on a small group tour with Intrepid will give you unforgettable travel experiences without the hassle that comes with exploring a new place. Plus, you'll have ready-made friends to share the journey with. All you have to do is turn up with a healthy sense of adventure and we’ll take care of the rest.

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As famous for ancient Mayan and Aztec ruins as it is for its tequila, tacos and laid back way of life, Mexico is a fascinating mix of cosmopolitan cities and native villages. Experience the essence of the Caribbean on the sandy beaches of Cancún, see howler monkeys swing in the trees of Palenque National Park, witness the illuminated grounds of Chichén Itzá in Yucatán , or just hang in a hammock and watch the sun set into the Pacific. A Mexican vacation is full of adventure, alluring culture, and feisty food you just can't wait to experience!

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A brilliant trip with a great combination of activities and an excellent tour guide who was so fun and helpful along the way and who shared so much information with us about Mexican history and culture.

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Wonders of the Maya

The tour was exactly as described but even better. Our tour guide Miguel was friendly, helpful and very knowledgeable. Small things like helping us with translations and advising on which ATMs to use were very much appreciated. Our driver Alfredo got us everywhere safely and as quickly as he could, always with a smile on his face. They are a great team. The tour includes so much but also allows breaks which makes the pace relaxed. As an example, Miguel suggested including a beach break after Campeche which was very appreciated by us all. Accommodation, whilst not luxurious, was comfortable and clean everywhere. The tour price included admission to so many attractions, our favourite being Hubiku cenote. Being a small tour (our bus seated 16) made it much more personal and for us more enjoyable. We would highly recommend this tour.

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Great. Exceeded our expectations Selected experiences were all highlights. Hotels fine - some minor niggles but no worries. Big rave for Alejandro - our guide. Just made the trip so alive and interesting.

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Excellent trip during the pandemic. Would be more enjoyable when we don’t have to wear masks everywhere

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Such a fun tour, highly recommend

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Victor was an excellent guide, extremely knowable and very entertaining. Would very much enjoy another tour with his guidance.

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Most things really good only 1 guide in Mexico City was poor .

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i am amazed at the care shown about where we were and how we were doing. I wish we could have had more time to wander around the ruins especially at chichen itza. If iIhad to do it again I would have skipped Cancun completely and spent two days at the ruins. Miguel was just awesome and he is so smart he needs to learn more about the ruins and the history like the guide we had at chichen itza. HOWEVER, his knowledge about the Mayan people was incredible. I had recent surgery on my foOt and wore a brace,Miguel was so kind and helpful I got to see everything , even climbed the stairs at Pelenque. WOULD RECOMMEND THE TOUR HIGHLY.

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Die Route und die Dauer der Tour durch das schöne Chiapas war für uns perfekt. Die Abwechslung von Natur und Kultur war optimal. Die Hotels waren bis auf eine Ausnahme (Palenque) gut, das Frühstück überall sehr gut. Der Comfort des Minibusses war ausbaufähig. Bei größerer Körpergröße gibt es eigentlich nur einen Sitzplatz, der in Frage kommt, der insbesondere auf längeren und kurvigen Strecken ungemütlich ist. Die Tourguides und Fahrer waren allesamt äußerst kompetent und freundlich. Insbesondere Hector und Francisco, die uns über mehrere Tage begleitet haben, haben die Reise zu etwas besonderem gemacht. Auch, weil sie uns bei gesundheitlichen Problemen beratschlagt haben. Am Ende der Reise konnten wir uns in Valladolid (statt Cancun) absetzen lassen, was unsere Weiterreise erleichtert hat.

Colonial Treasures of Mexico

The experience has enlightened and benefited us greatly. We were provided with in-depth insight into Mexico’s history, particularly it’s indigenous, colonial and revolutionary past. The hotels generally provided good accommodation. The guides were knowledgeable and friendly, and the drivers were highly competent.

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Our guide Enrique and driver Riccardo we’re both very accomodating and provided great support making our trip stress free. At every stop Enrique checked accomodation, explained breakfast, meals and checked the room. His knowledge of each site and the historical context of significant events was exceptional. We would highly recommend this trip with this guide and driver

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Awesome trip, great way to see so much of Mexico in a short space of time. Top moments were the beach at Holbox, swimming in the 7 colours lagoon, experiencing the cenotes, all the guacamole, delicious breakfast recommendations, seeing Xichen Itsa and biking in Tulum. Our guide was Eve and she was THE BEST. We have done a bunch of other trips and she was by far the most personable, creative, fun, lovely person with a lot of experience and wonderful ability to share her knowledge with us. Highly recommend this trip to anyone who wants to party and catch a lot of culture all in one trip. I loved that the group was only 10 people, gave us a chance to meet everyone and there wasn’t a divide in the group nor too many people.

An excellent tour to appreciate and learn about the Mayan civilisation. Very happy to have done this. Miguel is a very knowledgeable and enthusiastic tour guide with a good sense of humour. We felt very safe in the hands of our driver, Edgar. All of the hotels were decent and centrally located. We had a minor issue with the airport transfer to the hotel as we didn’t see anyone holding out a sign with our name. The assistance contact number provided by Destination Services was useless, no one answered when we called. Luckily we had the number of the guide, he helped us find the right guy in the busy Cancun airport!

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There are dozens of reasons to take a trip to Mexico. Many travelers get excited about the sunny beaches, mouth-watering food, and buzzing nightlife. Pleasure awaits foodies, history and culture enthusiasts, party lovers, adventurers, and beachgoers .

Book a tour to Mexico from the USA. Flights depart from Los Angeles, New York, and other major cities .

Top points of interest in Mexico

Mexico offers an array of attractions . We’ve narrowed them down to the most popular sites below.

The beaches in Cancun are gorgeous. Enjoy scuba diving, snorkeling, jet skiing, parasailing, and fishing .

Adrenaline junkies can look forward to adventure parks, all-terrain vehicles (ATVs), and zip-lining . Golfers can play a few rounds while others sightsee.

Go back in time as you explore Chichén Itzá, a large Mayan archaeological site. The highlight of the UNESCO World Heritage Site is the El Castillo pyramid ruins .

After a fun-filled day, let your hair down and party the night away at the entertainment hubs in the city. All these activities make Cancun top of the list for most Mexico vacation packages.

Mexico City

Mexico City has plenty to offer tourists. The nation’s capital is perfect for people who are into arts and culture , with its many museums and ancient ruins.

The city also features some of the Western Hemisphere’s best cuisine . Aside from tacos, tamales, and quesadillas, foodies will love the street food. These stalls offer a wide variety of meals, including roasted grasshoppers (chapulines).

Explore Mexico’s pre-Columbian era artifacts at the Museo Nacional de Antropología. Don’t miss Teotihuacán, where some of the country’s largest pyramids will leave you in awe.

Oaxaca makes any trip to Mexico unforgettable. It has trendy markets offering artwork and souvenirs, food stalls, and eateries . A not-to-be-missed culinary specialty is mole, a chili-based sauce for those with a strong stomach.

Don’t skip the main square, Plaza de la Constitución de Oaxaca, or Zócalo, surrounded by eateries and cafes. It’s the perfect spot for taking a breather and shopping for knick-knacks . Nighttime is best when live music fills the air.

Visit Museo de las Culturas de Oaxaca if you’re into artifacts. The “Treasure of Tomb 7” has jewelry, beadwork, bone carvings, and a skeleton collection .

Monte Albán

A highlight of trips to Mexico for history fans is exploring the ancient ruins at Monte Albán . The archaeological site features pyramids, dams, terraces, and canals.

The former Zapotec capital is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It showcases temples, tombs, a tlachtli ball court, and sculptures with hieroglyphic inscriptions .

Monte Albán also boasts magnificent Mesoamerican architectural design and worldwide urbanism.

Many Mexico tours take you to Zinacantan, a little village south of the Chiapas region, where you can experience the life of the indigenous people .

Explore the home of the Tzotzil community, visit churches, and share a meal with a family. Immerse in their traditional life. Make tortillas like a local, and learn to weave at a textile workshop .

Shop for artisan-made embroidered and woven floral apparel . Get gifts for friends and family back home.

You can also visit the many neighborhood churches for a visual treat. The beautiful structural designs and sculptures will astound you.

Mexico: Off the beaten track

Take an adventure tour in Mexico for an off-the-beaten-track excursion showcasing some lesser known attractions:

Explore ethnic Maya and Tzotzil villages and coffee plantations in the Chiapas region. Immerse in indigenous traditions and see how the locals live.
Visit Sierra Chincua, El Rosario, Macheran, and Piedra Herrada. The sites host the nesting habitat of millions of monarch butterflies .
Magdalena Bay, on the Pacific Coast of Baja California Sur, is a paradise for free divers . Enjoy viewing marine life, like sharks, striped marlins, sea lions, seabirds, and humpback whales.
Explore jungle lakes and grand waterfalls in the dense Lacandon rainforest. Visit several well-preserved Mayan ruins at the site.

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Do you need a passport to go to Mexico?

Tourists visiting Mexico must have a valid passport. A Forma Migratoria Multiple (FMM) entry permit is also required. You can get it from the Instituto Nacional de Migración (INM).

Is Cancun or Cabo better?

Cancun is ideal if you’re looking to party, as it has more nightlife events than Cabo. The latter is better for sightseeing and adventure trips to Mexico.

Which side of Mexico has better beaches?

The beaches in Mexico are a diver’s paradise. The Pacific Ocean offers big waves for surfers. The Gulf of Mexico beaches have clear waters and soft sand.

What do I need to do before traveling to Mexico?

Ensure you hold a valid passport. Find out about local laws, vaccination requirements, currency limits, and prohibited items. Ask your travel agent when booking your Mexico vacation package.

Is Cabo or Puerto Vallarta better?

Puerto Vallarta and Cabo are perfect for people who love beaches and nature. The former is known for its food, culture, and history. The latter has better nightlife options.

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A huge country, located in the southern part of North America, Mexico ignites the imagination with images of Mariachi bands, idyllic beaches and mysterious Mayan Ruins , such as those of Chichen Itza, Tulum, and Palenque . Mexico shares borders with the United States, Belize, and Guatemala, and has coastlines on the Pacific Ocean, the Caribbean Sea and the Gulf of Mexico, ensuring a fantastic mix of beach resorts, one of the country’s premier attractions. With a population numbering more than 120 million inhabitants, Mexico is a notoriously populous country and in fact the world’s largest Spanish-speaking nation.

The country is also home to one of the largest cities in the world, the sprawling metropolis of Mexico City, a high-altitude capital known for its 13th-century Aztec Templo Mayor and the baroque Catedral Metropolitana de México . Many vacation packages to Mexico begins in this monumental city, although another must-see urban center is the city of Guadalajara , which has a distinctly traditional Mexican atmosphere and is known for its production of tequila . With a world-renowned cuisine, fantastic arts scene, modern cities, amazing archaeological sites, and unspoiled beaches, especially along the Yucatan Peninsula , it is no wonder that vacations to Mexico are becoming increasingly popular.

History of Mexico

As one of the five cradles of civilization , Mexico is perhaps most famous for the significance of its ancient communities and advanced Mesoamerican civilizations such as the Maya, Aztec, and Teotihuacan. The Teotihuacan’s were among the first of Mexico’s major ancient civilizations, who began building their impressive capital near modern-day Mexico City in around 100 BC.

Without a doubt, the country’s most famous citizen was the Mayans , who thrived between 250 and 900 AD , when they built elaborate cities, invented a calendar system and produced written languages. A tour of Mexico often includes the well-preserved ruins of the cities and temples built in this historic era. This civilization is remembered for its pyramid temples and complex religious practices and their empire was centered in one geographical area covering all of the Yucatan Peninsula , modern-day Guatemala , Belize and parts of the Mexican states of Tabasco and Chiapas , as well as the western part of Honduras and El Salvador.

The size and organized nature of the civilization ensured that it was relatively secure and was able to flourish for an impressively long period of time. Sadly, the Maya empire collapsed around the 10th century, possibly due to overpopulation and exhaustion of natural resources, shortly followed by the rise of the later Aztec civilization. The turning point for the history of Mexico came in the early 16th-century , with the arrival of Spanish Conquistadors , who colonized and took over a large proportion of the Aztec empire, with much of the indigenous population facing devastation from the onslaught of European diseases.

Following on from the conquistadors, missionaries arrived later in the century and converted many of the indigenous to Catholicism , marking a move away from the ancient religions and practices of Mexico’s great civilizations. The country was renamed ‘ New Spain’ by the colonists and acted as an important base for further Spanish exploration in the Americas. During the following centuries, modern Mexican culture developed, especially in the areas of architecture, traditions, and identity. By the early 20th-century, the Mexican people were tired of the inequality that plagued their country and a 10-year revolution, between 1910 and 1920, resulted in a number of social reforms and eventually in the re-establishment of communal farming practices, an important part of Mexican heritage.

Today, it is clear that the struggles faced by the Mexican people have fostered a strong sense of national identity and a huge amount of pride in the people for their ancient roots. A multi-center holiday to Mexico is the most popular way to experience the different sides of life in the country, and the history which has shaped it.

Nature in Mexico

If Mexico’s fascinating history is not appealing enough, then its abundant nature and biodiversity is sure to impress you. In fact, Mexico is one of just 17 ‘Megadiverse’ countries in the world and the natural wealth of its wildlife and ecosystems are one of the major attractions for visitors on a holiday to Mexico. An amazing 707 reptile, 438 mammals and 26,000 plant species can be found in the country and the 34 biosphere reserves and 67 national parks serve to protect and support these impressive populations in the 4th most biodiverse country in the world. Native species include spider monkeys, vaquita porpoise sea cows, an endangered species found in the Gulf of California , ocelots, the rare Quetzal bird, and the Mexican grey wolf.

Mexico is home to environments ranging from mountains to rainforests, volcanoes, deserts, reefs and mystical cenotes, and each environment has its own unique activities, wildlife and attractions to enjoy. From whale-watching on the Yucatan Peninsula to marveling at swarms of Monarch butterflies in the Rosario Sanctuary of Anganguero and wildlife spotting in the Lacandona Jungle, Mexico’s natural abundance can be experienced in any number of ways. Admiring the Copper Canyon and its unique geological formations in Chihuahua, enjoying a boat ride on Lake Chapala, the largest freshwater lake in the country and visiting the petrified waterfalls of Oaxaca’s Hierve el Agua or the firefly forests of Tlaxcala are just some of the most unmissable experiences on a tour of Mexico.

Culture in Mexico

The three colors of Mexico’s flag hold important messages about Mexican identity; green represents the hope and victory of the people, white represents the purity of the country’s ideals and red represents the bloodshed of the nation's heroes, who fought for the freedom of their country.

Mexican culture is much loved around the world and known for its lively traditions and exciting music scene. Religion plays a big role in the lives of everyday people, especially Christianity , and there are a number of important Mexican saints, whilst traditional festivals, such as the Day of the Dead have ignited the imaginations of millions worldwide. On the Day of the Dead, a celebration held annually on the 2nd November, families gather together to remember their deceased relatives and to help their loved ones in their spiritual journey.

Households often decorate an altarpiece with offerings and photos of their passed relatives. The blend of both indigenous and Spanish influences has resulted in a rich gastronomic tradition and a wealth of folk arts and crafts, characterized by colorful embroidery, pottery, and woven baskets and rugs. Mexico is also well known for producing a number of world-renowned artists, such as Frida Kahlo, known for her iconic self-portraits and surrealist modern art, and her husband Diego Riviera , famed for his murals and depictions of life in Mexico.

A vacation package to Mexico will open your eyes to the rich culture, amazing biodiversity and fascinating history of this huge country as you walk through atmospheric temple ruins, swim in the turquoise waters of the many mystic cenotes or taste Tequila in its place of origin. After the excitement of visiting the country’s sights and attractions, relaxing on the tranquil beaches of the Riviera Maya whilst listening to the rhythms of the Mariachi band is the perfect way to unwind.

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Mexico is one of the most fascinating countries in Latin America, if not the whole world. The country is possibly better known for its pristine sandy beaches of The Yucatan , Acapulco and Tulum amongst others. Whilst these beaches are incredible and should be visited if you get the chance, there are many more incredible reasons to visit Mexico. The country is vast, culturally rich, with fascinating wildlife and natural destinations, an incredible history and not to mention the amazing food! There is a reason why it is one of the most visited countries in the world. Most visitors to Mexico come from the USA and Canada, probably due to its close proximity, however British and other European countries are choosing Mexico as a holiday destination. The palm-lined beaches, the amazing diving, the Mexico Mayan ruins , the vibrant, eclectic cities and the traditional mountain communities, the steamy jungle and the variety of different cultures are only some of the reasons to visit.

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Mexico has a land border with The USA, Guatemala, Belize and a sea border with the Pacific and the Caribbean and is home to over 130 million people and one of the largest countries in Latin America. The history from Aztecs to Mayan, to Spanish to contemporary life is fascinating and sometimes bloody. The country is 4th of the world list of biodiversity and has 34 biosphere reserves and 67 national parks. The arts have a strong cultural influence as well as the traditional cultures in this fascinating country. With something for everyone, no matter what your interests, this has to be the complete travel destination and up there for one of the top destinations in the world to visit. Learn where to go in Mexico and more about Mexico travel information.

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Mexico is the 14th largest country in the area in the world, has 10,000 kilometres/6000 miles of coastline and is ethnically made up of a mixture of Spanish and Indigenous peoples. Historically, it has grown from a melting pot of 300 years of many cultures including the Spanish Conquistadores and the advanced civilizations of the Mayan and Aztec Indians.

Why visit Mexico?

Mexico is a tourist-oriented very diverse destination offering many excellent beach resorts, amazing archeological sites, colourful colonial cities , sophisticated metropolises and natural beauty in its varied terrain, all to be enjoyed on a Mexico vacation. Whatever reason one has to visit the country on a Mexico vacation package, it is well worth combining pleasure and culture both provided in abundance in this destination. If the prime reason for a visit is sea, sun and sand, one is spoiled for choice. On the Pacific Ocean Coast, there is an array of excellent and attractive resorts such as Acapulco, a sophisticated and urban destination, the smaller resorts of Mazatlan and Manzanillo plus the resorts of the Baja Peninsula with its dramatic sea and landscapes, remote deserts and dormant volcanoes including the popular Cabo San Lucas. On the Atlantic Coast, in the Yucatan Peninsula are also a number of excellent resorts such as Cancun and Playa del Carmen. An advantage to these would be to explore the Peninsula laden with archaeological treasures and Colonial cities. The resort of Cozumel offers clear blue waters with wonderful coral reefs perfect for scuba diving or snorkelling on a Mexico vacation.

What are the top resorts to visit in Mexico? Pacific Coast

Puerto Vallarta was first put on the map by Hollywood stars Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton. It is a very picturesque resort. The town itself has cobblestone streets, white-walled houses and red-tiled roofs. In Puerto Vallarta, you can enjoy spectacular sunsets. Mazatlan is a mixture of culture and history within a modern destination. It is known worldwide as a sport fishing destination. Visitors can enjoy surfing, horseback riding, mountain biking, bird watching and golf in Mazatlan as well as its 25 kilometres/16 miles of golden beaches. Zihuatanejo retains the feel of an authentic Mexican small fishing town in a beautiful setting as the Sierra Madre mountains are close by. Popular activities include scuba diving, surfing, and deep-sea fishing. Located on the southern tip of Baja California, Los Cabos is a favourite getaway for Hollywood stars and celebrities who enjoy the gorgeous scenery and luxurious resorts. Only a few of Los Cabos' beaches are suitable for swimming, but there are plenty of other activities such as whale watching, sport fishing, and golfing.

Atlantic Coast

On a Mexico vacation, the Yucatan Peninsula contains a number of popular beach resorts which include Cancun , a fairly recently man-made resort dating back to 1970 before which it did not exist, Cozumel with its excellent scuba diving and snorkelling sites and Playa del Carmen , one of the fastest-growing resorts on the peninsula with luxury residential condominium buildings, restaurants, boutiques and entertainment venues.

What are the top cities or places to visit? Mexico City

The capital, Mexico City deserves several days to really make good use of the many attractions of North America’s largest city by population. The historic centre is a good starting point for Mexico vacations with the majestic Zocalo, the largest square in Latin America and the third largest in the world after Tien An Men Square, Beijing and Red Square, Moscow. Nearby is the Aztec Temple Mayor. The city boasts one of the largest parks in the world in the beautiful and lush Chapultepec Park, home to several museums and art galleries including the renowned National Museum of Anthropology with its amazing collection. It also houses a zoo, a castle and several lakes. In the near-lying suburbs are atmospheric San Angel with its cobblestone streets, upscale restaurants and boutiques, Coyoacan, an arts district and previously home to artists, Frida Kahlo and Diego Riviera plus Leon Trotsky and Xochimilco known as the Mexican Venice with its canals. Just outside Mexico City is the Teotihuacan Mayan archaeological site with its Pyramid of the Sun and also Taxco, a very pretty town known for its silverware and jewellery.

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Guadalajara

Guadalajara is the second largest city in the country with a colonial downtown. It is the home of Mariachi music and Tequila. The cathedral here built first in the 16th Century took 50 years to complete and rivals the one in Mexico City. The mural "The Assumption of the Blessed Virgin" by Bartolome Esteban Murillo must be seen. The Plaza de Los Mariachis is where you will find several mariachis bands who offer their music for a small fee.

Puebla, south-east of Mexico City, surrounded by volcanoes and snow-capped mountains, is a colonial city worth visiting on a Mexico vacation. It is known for its colonial architecture as well as being famous for its ceramics. The Catedral de Puebla is widely considered to be one of the country’s best with its tiled roof. The Museo Amparo has one of the finest collections of Mexican art in Latin America with everything from pre-Hispanic art to modern-day pieces.

Oaxaca is a city located about 480 kilometres/300 miles south of Mexico City. Oaxaca city’s pleasantly mild climate, due to its altitude of 1560 metres/5000 feet above sea level, is but one of many reasons to visit it on a Mexico vacation. Rich in history and culture, Oaxaca is a fascinating destination where you can appreciate ancient civilizations, colonial art and architecture and vibrant cultural traditions. It is especially known for its indigenous peoples and culture as well as its prehistoric ruins, baroque churches and monasteries and indigenous markets.

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Colonial Mexico

The Spanish Colonial era lasted around 300 years between 1521 and 1821. During this period, many cities and towns in Mexico inherited the style of architecture and ambience of the Spanish influence which can be experienced today on Mexico vacations. Some of the major Colonial cities are San Miguel de Allende, probably the most attractive colonial city in the country situated north of Mexico City on the “Colonial Route". The narrow cobblestone streets, leafy courtyards and well-preserved 17th and 18th Century buildings make this a pleasant city to spend time in. It is a town that has developed a following among artists. San Luis Potosi is an old silver mining city with its colonial inheritance of magnificent buildings, art and public spaces and Guanajuato is a gem named a World Heritage Site by UNESCO with its genuine Spanish Colonial look, style, and feel and atmosphere.

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Mayan Sites

Just outside Mexico City is the Teotihuacan Mayan archaeological site with its Pyramid of the Sun and also Taxco, a very pretty town known for its silverware and jewellery.

San Miguel de Allende is probably the most attractive colonial city in the country situated north of Mexico on the “Colonial Route". The narrow cobblestone streets, leafy courtyards and well-preserved 17 th and 18th-century buildings make this a pleasant city to spend time in.

Puebla, southeast of Mexico City is another colonial city worth visiting on a Mexico vacation. It is surrounded by volcanoes and snow-capped mountains and is known for its pottery and colourful ceramic tiles.

Guadalajara is a graceful city with a colonial downtown. It is the home of Mariachi music and Tequila. Oaxaca in the southern part of Mexico is a charming city full of culture with a rich and colourful history. Check out the indigenous market and the ruins of Monte Alban, a pre-Columbian archaeological site. In contrast, on a Mexico vacation, consider a train journey through the wild and exotic Copper Canyon in the Sierra Madre Mountains (an extension of the Rocky Mountains in the US).

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At Goway we believe that a well-informed traveller is a safer traveller. With this in mind, we have compiled an easy-to-navigate travel information section dedicated to a Mexico vacation.

Learn about the history and culture of Mexico, the must-try food and drink, and what to pack in your suitcase. Read about Mexico's nature and wildlife , weather and geography, along with 'Country Quickfacts' compiled by our travel experts. Our globetrotting tips , as well as our visa and health information, will help ensure you're properly prepared for a safe and enjoyable trip. The only way you could possibly learn more is by embarking on your journey and discovering Mexico for yourself. Start exploring… book one of our Mexico vacations today!

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Are Mexico's Electrical Outlets the Same as the US? (2024)

A re you planning a trip to Mexico and looking for the answer to the question, “Are Mexico’s electrical outlets the same as the US?” You’re in the right place. I’ve lived in Mexico for nearly two years and I’ve got the information you need.

The short answer is yes, Mexico’s electrical outlets are the same as in the United States. You won’t have any problems using your blow dryer or charging your electronics.

There are some things you need to know about electric outlets in Mexico, however. Let’s take a closer look so you can enjoy your trip without any hassles.

Common Outlet Types in Mexico

When you land in Mexico, you’ll mostly encounter two types of electrical outlets: Type A and Type B. These will look familiar because they are the same as the outlets used in the United States.

Type A Outlets : These are the standard two-prong outlets that you’re used to seeing in the US. They have two flat parallel pins.
Type B Outlets : Similar to Type A but with an additional round pin for grounding, these are three-pronged outlets.

Since Mexico uses the same outlets as the US, you won’t need to worry about bringing an adapter for your standard US plugs.

However, many older buildings don’t have Type B outlets. You’ll need a small adapter like this one to plug your three-prong cords in.

Voltage and Frequency: Key Differences from the US

Even though the plug types are the same, the voltage and frequency standards in Mexico are slightly different from what you might be used to in the US.

Voltage : In Mexico, the standard voltage is 127V, whereas in the US it is typically 120V. This slight difference usually isn’t significant enough to cause issues with most modern electronic devices, but it’s worth being aware of.
Frequency : The standard frequency in Mexico is 60 Hz, the same as in the US. This means your electrical devices will run just as they do at home without any adjustment needed for frequency compatibility.

For most travelers, these differences in voltage and frequency won’t necessitate special equipment like voltage converters.

Most modern electronics, such as laptops, phone chargers, and camera chargers, are designed to handle a range of voltages and frequencies, usually noted on their power adapters (e.g., 100-240V, 50/60 Hz).

Always check the specifications on your device chargers to confirm their compatibility before you travel. This step helps ensure that your devices will function properly without any risk of damage.

Do You Need an Adapter or Converter in Mexico?

Since the plug types (Type A and B) are the same as in the U.S., you likely won’t need an adapter or converter for your electronics.

However, the decision of whether to bring a voltage converter can depend on the specific devices you plan to use.

Travel Adapters : These are not typically necessary for U.S. travelers visiting Mexico, as the outlet types are compatible. However, if you have devices with prongs that don’t fit the standard Type A or B outlets, such as international gadgets, then you might need an adapter .
Voltage Converters : These are useful if your devices do not support the 127V standard used in Mexico. Check your device’s input voltage range, which is usually printed on the power adapter or device. If it doesn’t cover up to 127V, you’ll need a converter to prevent overheating or damage. Note that most adapters are also voltage converters.

Quick Tips :

Double-check your device specifications : Look for labels or markings that indicate ‘Input: 100-240V, 50/60 Hz.’ Devices with these specifications are safe to use in Mexico without a converter.
Consider dual-voltage travel gadgets : Investing in travel-friendly gadgets that are designed to work on multiple voltages can be a great way to reduce what you need to pack.
Pack smart : If you’re unsure about the voltage requirements of your devices, consider packing a universal converter just in case. Older buildings often don’t have many outlets. I travel with this extension cord that I love . I can easily keep everything charged up. I especially love that it has USB plugs too.

Choosing the Right Adapter for Your Devices

Picking the correct travel adapter is essential for those times when your devices do not match the local outlet configuration.

While most U.S. devices will fit the outlets in Mexico without any issues, there are times when an adapter might still be necessary, especially if you’re carrying international gadgets.

Here’s how to choose the right travel adapter:

Identify Your Needs : First, determine the type of plug your devices use and what the local outlet accommodates. For travel to Mexico from the U.S., you’ll primarily be concerned with non-U.S. devices that may have different plug types.
Choose a High-Quality Adapter : Not all adapters are created equal. Look for one that securely fits both your device plug and the outlet. Poorly made adapters can lead to loose connections and potential hazards.
Consider a Universal Adapter : If you frequently travel internationally, a universal travel adapter can be a worthwhile investment. These adapters are designed to fit a variety of plug types and outlets around the world.
Check for USB Ports : Many modern travel adapters include USB ports. This feature can be extremely convenient, allowing you to charge multiple devices like smartphones and tablets directly from the adapter, reducing the need for multiple charging blocks.

Practical Tips for Using Electrical Outlets in Mexico

To ensure a seamless experience with your electronics while traveling in Mexico, consider these practical tips:

Check Device Compatibility : Before you leave, double-check that all your devices are compatible with 127V and 60 Hz power supply. This is particularly important for sensitive equipment like medical devices or specialty electronics.
Bring a Power Strip : Packing a power strip or extension cord can be a game-changer, especially if you have several devices to charge. This allows you to charge multiple devices from a single outlet, which can be helpful in older hotels or accommodations with limited outlets.
Avoid Overloading Outlets : Be mindful not to overload the electrical outlets with too many devices at once, especially high-wattage appliances. This can prevent tripping the circuit breaker in your accommodation.
Use Surge Protectors : A surge protector can safeguard your devices against sudden spikes in voltage that could potentially damage them. This is a smart addition to your travel gear, providing an extra layer of security for your electronics.
Unplug When Not in Use : To save energy and reduce the risk of fire, unplug your appliances and chargers when they’re not in use.

By following these tips, you can use your devices in Mexico without any stress, knowing they are safe and optimally charged.

This lets you focus on enjoying your travel experiences, whether you’re exploring ancient ruins, soaking up the local culture, or simply relaxing on the beach.

Frequently Asked Questions: Mexico’s Electrical Outlets

Are mexico and us electrical outlets the same.

Yes, electrical outlets in Mexico and the U.S. are the same.

Will my phone charger work in Mexico?

Yes, your phone charger will work in Mexico if it’s a U.S. charger, as Mexico uses the same outlets.

Can I charge my camera in Mexico?

You can charge your camera in Mexico as long as it uses standard U.S. plugs.

Will my hairdryer work in Mexico?

Your hairdryer will physically fit the outlets, but check if it supports the local 127V voltage to avoid damage.

Do I need an adapter in Cancun?

You do not need an adapter for U.S. devices in Cancun, as it uses the same Type A and B outlets.

What is a Type B plug?

A Type B plug is the most common type found in the US. It has two prongs plus a round pin for grounding.

What is a polarized plug?

A polarized plug has one prong wider than the other, ensuring safety and correct insertion.

Can you use a Type A plug in a Type B socket?

Yes, you can plug a Type A plug into a Type B socket.

Can you use European plugs in Mexico?

No, European plugs do not fit in Mexican outlets. An adapter is necessary.

What plug type is used in Cozumel power outlets?

Cozumel uses Type A and B plugs, like the rest of Mexico.

Wrap-Up: Are Mexico’s Electrical Outlets the Same as the US?

As you pack your bags for Mexico, remembering these key points about electrical outlets can make all the difference.

Checking your devices for voltage compatibility, deciding whether you need an adapter or a converter, and following practical usage tips will ensure that your electronics are safe and ready for use.

Safe travels, and enjoy every moment of your adventure with peace of mind knowing your devices are well-prepared for the journey ahead.

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Do i need travel insurance.

YES . No matter when you visit Mexico, don’t forget to buy travel insurance. It’s a small price to pay for peace of mind. If you need it once it will pay for itself many times over. I highly recommend Safety Wing . They have a proven track record for customer satisfaction and a variety of coverage levels.

Is it safe to rent a car in Mexico?

YES. Renting a car in Mexico is not only safe, but it’s a great way to explore. Discover Cars is hands down the best rental car company . They check international and local companies to get you the best rates.

Will my phone work in Mexico?

Maybe — It depends on your company, so check with your provider. If you don’t have free service in Mexico, the least expensive option is to buy a Telcel SIM card . As Mexico’s largest carrier, Telcel has the best coverage of any Mexico SIM Cards. I have one and it’s been a lifesaver.

You can also get an eSIM. Airalo has coverage in over 200 countries/regions, including Mexico.

What’s the best way to book my Mexico accommodations?

For Mexico hotels, Booking.com is the best site , but for hostels, check out Hostel World . If you’re considering a Mexico Airbnb, don’t forget to check VRBO , which is often cheaper with more options.

What do I pack for Mexico?

My Mexico packing list has all the info you need on packing for your trip to Mexico.

What’s the best site for great deals on flights to Mexico?

For finding cheap Mexico flights, I recommend using Skyscanner .

Do I need a visa for Mexico?

Probably Not . U.S., Canadian, and most European passport holders don’t need a visa for Mexico. To verify if you’ll need a Mexico travel visa check the Mexican Consulate’s website.

For assistance with all your worldwide visa questions, check out iVisa .

The post Are Mexico’s Electrical Outlets the Same as the US? (2024) appeared first on Digital Nomad and a Dog .

I answer the question, "Are Mexico's electrical outlets the same as the US?" This guide covers compatibility of devices like phone chargers and hairdryers, and whether you'll need an adapter or converter for your travels.

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An older white couple gaze at each other, arms around each other, on an asphalt walkway above a beach with a high-rise beyond them.

The Americans retiring to Mexico for a more affordable life: ‘We are immigrants’

There’s been much ado about northbound migration across the Mexico-US border – but some are moving in the other direction

Don’t call Jym Varnadore an expat.

Yes, he and his wife, Renee Varnadore, are living abroad. But they left the United States in search of a quality of life that’s no longer in reach for them stateside. Now, the clear blue waters of Rosarito Beach are quickly becoming home.

Their condo is just the right size for two. It’s intimate but not without its luxuries, like a huge bathtub with jacuzzi jets. Then there’s their balcony, overlooking a world of ocean that bleeds into the horizon. It’s a view reserved for millionaires and billionaires in the US, but not here.

“We are immigrants. And I think it’s disingenuous to call us anything else,” Jym said. “When I decided that I wanted to move out of the US, it was eyes wide open with that word in mind. I am an immigrant.”

If the Varnadores’ life in Mexico is a choice, they say that moving away from San Diego wasn’t. Jym had been working his way through biweekly bill payments when he decided to check in on his 401(k) and social security. As he started crunching the numbers, he found that – after retirement in a matter of years – they would be able to afford either groceries or the mortgage on their condo, but not both.

His epiphany coincided with the 2016 presidential election, a political train wreck that had also been bothering Jym. But when he called Renee over to talk, the question he posed was first and foremost about financial planning.

They had two options, he told her: stay in San Diego and substantially lower their standard of living, or leave the city she had resided in for most of her life.

“We’re gonna move,” Renee said, without missing a beat.

So they started scouring the US for a new home – maybe Oregon, or northern California, or Seattle. Renee would look up real estate prices online, and often, they’d go scout especially promising locations in person. They even visited Hawaii – another place mainlanders flock to , not without controversy – and found a potential property there, but the cost ended up being much the same as their expenses in San Diego, defeating the purpose.

Older white couple sit together in an armchair in a tidy, spare room, smiling, she holding a cat.

One day, Renee came to Jym, despondent. The only places they could afford long-term in the US either had terrible weather, terrible politics or – she felt – no culture.

It was time to start thinking beyond the US’s all-too-limiting borders. Soon, they were looking south.

I t’s true that San Diego tends to drain its residents’ pocketbooks, continuously ranking high among US cities with the most expensive housing costs. Amid a deepening housing shortage, plus dwindling state and federal funding to produce and preserve local housing, the southern California metropolis’s typical home value has reached nearly $1m.

Renters in the area have to make almost three times the city’s minimum wage just to pay the average monthly rent, while roughly a third of homeowners exist at or beyond the boundary of the federal definition for cost-burdened, spending 30% or more of their household income on monthly property costs alone.

But similar circumstances exist across the US. Nearly half of Americans say that the availability of affordable housing is a major problem in their communities, and even during a Covid-induced economic downturn, the price tag for a single-family home has soared over the last few years. Rents have soared, too, turning something as basic as reliable shelter into a luxury around the country.

Such a lack of viable housing options for so many Americans is just one of myriad signs pointing to growing inequalities. Among those whose families make less than $100,000, nearly one in 10 cannot get the medical care they need because of the cost. And as the middle class shrinks , both income and wealth inequality have surged higher in the US than in nearly any other developed nation.

These systemic failings exact a heavy toll on the US’s ageing and elderly, who are rapidly comprising more and more of the country’s population. Almost half of families in the US have no retirement account savings whatsoever, while more than 15 million Americans aged 65 or over are considered economically insecure. “The retirement system does not work for most workers,” according to the Economic Policy Institute – especially not for Black, Latino, lower-income and non-college-educated Americans, though it often fails more affluent, white professionals as well.

Overburdened by student loans, medical bills and other near-constant financial drains, some older Americans have reconciled themselves with the morbid reality that living in the US with so few safety nets means they will need to work until the day they die.

Others with the agency to make a choice have been unwilling to accept this bleak future – and have started seeking security and opportunity elsewhere. Their path – punctuated by bureaucratic hurdles and cultural adjustments – is not always as easy or romantic as it may seem. Yet even so, it can be worth the peace and security that comes next.

N o one visits the Contreras’s house in Baja California, Mexico, without letting out a “wow”. The view from their huge deck is what elicits such a strong reaction – smack-dab on the Pacific Ocean, deep blue water all around and waves crashing just below. The word “paradise” immediately comes to mind.

“We’re lucky. We’re very, very lucky,” Mary Contreras said from her immaculately curated living room.

Surrounded by such humbling expanse and calm, it’s hard to imagine anywhere someone would rather be. Yet for decades, when Mary traveled to Mexico for getaways, she had never thought that she and her husband, Chuck, would end up here full time. After all, they had roots back in the US. She was an educator and fourth-generation Californian. He worked for a non-profit, providing assistance dogs to kids and adults. They lived in Carlsbad, California, for the better part of three decades.

A sandy beach with dozens of people sitting or walking along it, a pink towel, and someone playing a standup bass.

After a great career helping people, Chuck had every intention to meet his goal of retirement before the age of 60. But on Mary’s salary alone, in an economy that doesn’t value education as much as other professions, they couldn’t realistically continue thriving in the community they called home, where she had served so many other families as an English teacher and principal.

“That I can’t continue living there – having worked my entire life and worked hard – that to me is just like, something’s wrong. Something’s really wrong,” Mary said.

“I feel incredibly blessed and fortunate to be living here,” she said of her life in Mexico. “I love living here. So it’s not that,” she quickly clarified. But “every now and then I get in touch with some anger … We had a beautiful home up there, and we had a beautiful life there. And why that couldn’t continue?”

Similarly, Renee taught English and drama to middle schoolers and high schoolers in California for more than a decade. Jym, meanwhile, comes from a military family and spent years in intelligence for the navy, working in the informational nerve center of a ship.

You can take the boy out of the navy, but you can’t take the navy out of the boy, as Jym says. So when, during tours of Mexican real estate, he walked into a unit where he could see the vastness of the ocean through a floor-to-ceiling glass wall – in a huge apartment with a price tag far below what they were paying for their condo in San Diego – he turned to Renee and told her he was ready to sign a lease.

“I love it, I live for it. People write songs about this stuff, you know? ‘The sea’s in my veins. My tradition remains.’ It’s true. It’s true,” Jym said.

For Renee, the decision to move to Rosarito Beach wasn’t so easy. She didn’t have particularly fond memories of Mexico, a country that for her was defined by a family vacation gone awry and uncomfortable drives to Tijuana as a teenager for orthodontics. Plus, the look and feel of Rosarito bothered her – rusted-out houses on the brink of collapse, juxtaposed right next to luxury high-rises where many of the expats lived.

But then, Renee started to connect with Rosarito’s more humane approach to – among other issues – homelessness. There, unhoused people’s possessions were not trashed and disrespected in the kinds of police sweeps that often defined life on the streets in San Diego, and meanwhile, Baja California was jam-packed with community-based organizations doing good, which she learned from reading the region’s English-language newspapers like the Gringo Gazette .

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Once the Varnadores made up their minds, it took about two weeks for them to fix up their home in San Diego, and another week to get six offers on it. When they had a garage sale to get rid of much of their stuff, Renee cried.

But, about six months into living by the ocean in Mexico, walking on the beach every day and feeling the waves come in, something had changed inside her.

“I started healing, not only physically, but emotionally and spiritually,” Renee said.

O n the drive to the San Ysidro land port of entry that cuts between Tijuana and southern California, English-language billboards advertise beachfront properties and luxury condos. “Own the dream in Baja,” reads one, adorned with an idyllic image of a home by the ocean.

“Starting at 347 K,” reads another, promising opulence for less in Rosarito Beach.

It’s not hard to conceive of the signs’ target audience: middle-class Americans, drawn to Baja for a holiday, now on their way back to the US and dreading it. The billboards vocalize what many of these vacationers have probably been quietly imagining since they arrived: a new American dream, here in Mexico. Property ownership. A place to go for weekends, and maybe even to eventually retire. Pura vida.

A view from a car of roadside billboards rising from a grassy verge.

“It’s great to think about it and talk about it, but doing it is a different story. ’Cause you’re actually really doing it. You’re moving to another country. You’re leaving a country that you were born and raised in, and you have friends and family,” said Chuck Contreras.

“It’s gonna be tough. It’s gonna be hard. It’s gonna be scary,” he continued. “But most things that are worth it, you know, are hard.”

There’s been much ado – now, and for the last century plus – about northbound migration across the Mexico-US border. Meanwhile, traffic in the other direction has flown comparatively under the radar. But it’s always been there, in a history that often says just as much about the shortcomings of the US as it does about the appeal of other countries.

Before the civil war, people fled enslavement in the US to Mexico. After the second world war, American veterans moved there in search of a “GI paradise”. And during the cold war, political types stateside went south as a red scare “exile” to evade persecution under McCarthyism.

Often, though, Americans have simply turned to their southern neighbor to live better and more cheaply while staying relatively close to the US – to get ocean views for a fraction of the price , and still be able to visit family across the border on weekends. Especially post-pandemic, as remote work has surged, younger US professionals have descended on popular metros like Mexico City in such droves that they’ve at times clashed with locals, some of whom view these newcomers as gentrifiers taking advantage of Mexico’s lower cost of living to party away their youth.

Whatever the motivations, when US citizens move to Mexico, they are crossing an international line, a choice that brings with it not only culture shocks, but also serious legal obligations. The Varnadores and the Contrerases were both careful to follow Mexico’s immigration laws, but the process wasn’t easy. Jym described hoop after administrative hoop he and Renee had to jump through to build their lives aboveboard in Rosarito Beach – consular appointments, photos, paperwork, fingerprinting. One of the toughest, or even insurmountable, hurdles for many applicants are high financial requirements to show “economic solvency”, demonstrated through bank statements, investment reports or other records.

For Americans moving to Baja because it’s where they can afford a roof over their heads – who are renting apartments for $300 or less – those economic thresholds can be untenable. So instead, Renee said, people come in on tourist visas and overstay, much like the US’s own undocumented community.

Then, there are Americans with the means and qualifications to immigrate legally, who simply don’t want to follow the process – a particular pet peeve for Mary.

“I have a real issue with people who live here – and some of our friends who have been here longer than us – who don’t have permanent residency,” she said. “To me, you know, how dare you talk to me about immigration, or any issues with immigration, if you’re not gonna do what the country you’re in requires you to do.

“You don’t have a voice then. You know, and don’t talk about it [immigration] about the United States, either.”

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She and Chuck felt strongly about doing everything the law required, from following immigration rules to getting local car insurance and healthcare. They’ve also bought two “memberships” at a funeral home, the ultimate permanent residence.

“We want to make this our home,” Mary said. “Truly, our home. We’re not visiting. We’re living here. And we want to be a part of the community.”

F or Día de los Muertos, the Mexican holiday to commemorate the dead, Jym and Renee install an altar at their home. They decorate it with photos of the loved ones they’ve lost, surrounded by beautiful ephemera like marigolds and candles.

Some of the honorees, including Jym’s mother, have been up there for a long time. Others, like Renee’s mom, are more recent additions.

One is their pet cat that crossed the border with them years ago, whose photo and ashes they place alongside a dish of water and some food. The food is gone by morning. Was it their other, living cats who ate it? Maybe so, but the Varnadores like to think otherwise.

“This holiday makes sense to us,” Jym said. They and the Contrerases embrace Mexican traditions, do their best to learn Spanish, find ways to give back to the local community and are acutely aware of not imposing US norms on to Mexico.

In essence, they try.

Admittedly, Mary has learned some hard lessons after misguided steps or language-related miscommunications during community work. Now, she has conversations with non-profits and the people who lead them about how to make a positive difference alongside their Mexican neighbors.

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“The thing that I think we have to be sensitive to and aware of is that we’re not doing it at them, but with,” she said. “Involving them and asking what is it they need and want from us, you know, rather than coming in and looking like the Americans who know it all and can fix things and make it, you know, everything better. It does not work, and it’s not appropriate or right.”

That’s not to say that Americans in Baja don’t still celebrate their culture from home. They do, just like diasporic communities in the US. It just may look a little different.

Around Thanksgiving, the Contrerases had decked out their dining table with gourds, flowers and a big “thankful” centerpiece. Their neighbors and friends were coming over for Friendsgiving – a celebration their son had started with them while he was in college – and their table was laid with themed napkins and cups.

But instead of turkey, they’d be eating Chuck’s tacos. “He makes utterly incredible tacos,” Mary gushed.

The Contrerases’ home is filled with little mantras: a hanging scroll that reads “In a world where you can be anything, be kind!” and a stone that simply says “gratitude”, next to a rendering of the Virgen de Guadalupe.

Yet the words that ring most meaningful are stitched on a pillow, simple and even a little basic but somehow also profound: “I love this place.”

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