Expect to find

Natural Beauties
White sand beaches and clear turquoise waters
Ancient Wonders
Go history hunting among Mayan ruins
Exciting watersport adventures
From snorkelling to kite surfing, there’s something for everyone.

Overview

Fun in the Sun in Mexico

Mexico holidays are all about fun in the sun, history hunting, creative cuisine, and crafty cocktails while watching the sun go down. Whether you’re looking for a romantic break or a family holiday, Mexico holidays truly offer something for everyone. From soft sand beaches and clear turquoise waters to Mayan ruins and lively hotspots, there are so many things to do in Mexico, whatever the holiday type.

Tailor Make your Mexico Holidays

A magical adventure awaits you on your perfect Mexico holiday. Find all-inclusive hotels, white sandy beaches, incredible food and history in our holiday packages. Call our personal travel planners to tailor make your dream holiday.

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Mexico Holidays Tailor Made For You

Find your perfect Mexico getaway, from relaxing resorts to ancient ruins. 

Multi-Centre Mexico Holidays

Explore Mexico’s beaches, cities and culture all in one unforgettable trip.

Best Times To Travel

December – February

Winter is one of the best times to visit Mexico, with comfortable temperatures averaging 20–28°C. This is the dry season, making it perfect for exploring beaches, ruins, and cities. Crowds are higher during the holidays, but the perfect weather makes it worth it.

March – May

Spring brings warmer weather, with temperatures ranging from 24–32°C. It’s an ideal time for beach holidays and outdoor adventures, though crowds can pick up around Easter. Don’t miss the Semana Santa (Holy Week) celebrations in many regions.

June – August 

Summer is the hottest and wettest season, with temperatures reaching 28–35°C and occasional rain showers. While humidity can be high, this is a great time to find deals on resorts and enjoy quieter beaches. Just be prepared for afternoon thunderstorms. 

September – November

Autumn offers milder temperatures, averaging 22–30°C, and fewer crowds after the summer rush. The rainy season tapers off, making it a great time to explore Mexico’s cultural sites and enjoy outdoor activities without the peak-season crowds. Don’t miss Día de los Muertos (Day of the Dead) in late October, a vibrant celebration of life and death.

  

Guides

Staff Tips

Denise Walsh

Cancun - Tequila is to Mexico vacations as deep-dish pizza is to Chicago - it's just one of those things you have to experience on its native soil. If you want to find out more, head over to the Tequila Herradura Sensory Museum.

Denise WalshPersonal Travel Planner
Sarah McCormick

Cancun - Make sure your snorkel or dive tour includes a visit to The Silent Evolution near Isla Mujeres. Mine only included a stop at The Gardener of Hope near Punta Nizuc, and while as nifty and as uplifting an experience that may sound, it's not quite as impressive as the 400+ statues you'll see near Isla Mujeres.

Sarah McCormickPersonal Travel Planner
Kristin Skinner

Cancun - The Chac Mool Beach is a secret beach, it is almost in front of Señor Frogs there is a secret hallway where at the end you will find the beach!

Kristin SkinnerPersonal Travel Planner

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