Mexico

A gay-friendly destination, Mexico hosts many same-sex weddings and is a great destination for gay honeymoons. You can have a full legal ceremony as a same-sex couple. You could also opt for a symbolic ceremony and have the legal proceedings done back home. Combining your wedding and honeymoon in Mexico is also a great option.

Mexico By Month

January

In January, Mexico has cool temperatures, low rainfall, and comfortable weather in most regions, attracting tourists. However, northern areas and higher elevations might have colder temperatures and snowfall.

February

In February, Mexico maintains cool temperatures like January, but some regions get slightly warmer. Coastal areas, like Cancun and Puerto Vallarta, become popular for beach vacations.

March

In March, Mexico transitions from cool to warm weather, with rising temperatures and less rainfall. Coastal areas like Cancun and Puerto Vallarta become popular for beach vacations. Enjoy outdoor activities and beautiful scenery.

April

In April, Mexico enjoys warm temperatures, perfect for outdoor activities and beach vacations. Stay hydrated and cautious in regions with higher humidity. Popular destinations like Cancun and Puerto Vallarta allure visitors with beautiful beaches and pleasant weather.

May

In May, Mexico has hot and dry weather for outdoor activities and exploring natural beauty. In the south, like Oaxaca and Chiapas, the rainy season starts, so pack accordingly for sudden weather changes. Popular destinations like Mexico City and Cancun remain attractive with vibrant culture and stunning attractions.

June

In June, Mexico’s rainy season begins with occasional precipitation. Don’t let that hinder your trip, as high temperatures are perfect for beach days and outdoor fun. Prepare for occasional thunderstorms with an umbrella or raincoat. June offers a mix of sunny and rainy days, so plan activities accordingly.

July

In July, Mexico’s rainy season continues with higher humidity and potential coastal hurricanes. Beach activities might be affected, but plenty of alternatives await. Explore vibrant cities, historical sites, and savor local cuisine. Pack a raincoat or umbrella for sudden showers.

August

In August, Mexico’s rainy season peaks in the central and southern regions, bringing heavy rainfall and high humidity. Prepare with waterproof clothing and accessories. Despite the rain, temperatures remain hot, so pack lightweight and breathable attire. Explore indoor attractions like museums and galleries.

September

In September, Mexico’s rainy season starts to ease, but tropical storms and high humidity are still possible. Prepare with waterproof clothing and accessories. The hot temperatures call for lightweight and breathable attire. Enjoy outdoor activities like hiking, swimming, and beach visits. Stay vigilant with the weather forecast for potential storms.

October

In October, Mexico’s rainy season winds down with less rainfall and cooler temperatures. The humidity decreases, making it more comfortable to visit. Pack lightweight and breathable clothing, and consider bringing some warmer layers for cooler evenings. Explore outdoor activities like hiking, sightseeing, and historical sites. Beaches remain enjoyable, although the water may be slightly cooler.

November

November in Mexico is a great time to visit with delightful climate and vibrant festivities. Enjoy warm temperatures and low humidity, perfect for exploring diverse landscapes and charming towns. It marks the beginning of the dry season, allowing outdoor activities without rainfall interruptions.

December

In December, experience Mexico’s captivating charm during the holiday season. The weather is warm and pleasant, perfect for basking in the sunshine and embracing outdoor activities.

 

Things To Do In Mexico

Casa Azul

If you’re a fan of Frida Kahlo, the Casa Azul museum in Coyoacán, Mexico City should be at the top of your list. This iconic landmark was the Mexican artist’s very own house which has since been transformed into a museum dedicated to her works of art and personal life. Here you can get an up close and personal look at Kahlo’s work as well as her fascinating story.

The Zocalo

The Plaza de la Constitución, commonly known as The Zócalo, is one of the most iconic places in Mexico City. This vibrant and historical square has become synonymous with Mexican culture and hosts a myriad of important events. From exploring its rich history to simply relaxing in its shade, the Zócalo is an experience that should not be missed by any traveler visiting Mexico City.

Chichen Itza

Chichen Itza, located in the Yucatan Peninsula in Mexico, is one of the most impressive and well-known archaeological sites in the world. Its first settlers are said to have arrived as early as the 7th century AD and it was once a thriving city-state, renowned for its advanced astronomical knowledge and lasting monuments honoring multiple gods.

Izta-Popo National Park

Izta-Popo National Park in Mexico is a paradise for nature lovers. Spanning over 140,000 hectares of land in the Trans-Mexican Volcanic Belt, the park boasts two iconic peaks – Popocatepetl and Iztaccihuatl. It was established in 1935 and features stunning scenery, an abundance of wildlife, and plenty of opportunities to explore Mexican flora and fauna.

Riviera Maya

Riviera Maya has plenty to offer during a visit to this stunning part of the Mexican coastline and whether you’re looking for an adventurous trip or just want to relax, there is something for everyone. Be sure to explore the area’s stunning beaches such as Playa del Carmen, Tulum and Akumal.

There are ancient Mayan ruins to discover like the Tulum ruins, the Coba ruins and even Chichen Itza not too far away. Besides the country’s best-known spots, there are countless ruins and archeological sites littered throughout the Riviera Maya region. If you enjoy water parks then this part of Mexico has a few to choose from – the main ones are Xcaret and Xel-ha.

You can snorkel and dive in some of the best spots in the world or visit a cenote – natural sinkholes filled with fresh water – for swimming, snorkeling and diving. For wildlife lovers, there is also a variety of animals like monkeys, parrots and crocodiles that can be seen on guided tours around the area.

Puerto Vallarta

Puerto Vallarta is an exciting destination with something for everyone and it’s also particularly welcoming to the LGBTQ+ community. Whether you’re looking to enjoy a day on the beach, explore local culture and attractions, or get out into nature, there are lots of great things to do here.

Puerto Vallarta’s beautiful beaches offer a variety of activities from swimming and sunbathing to surf sports. Popular beaches include Playa Los Muertos, Playa Conchas Chinas, and Playa Mismaloya.
Explore the Malecon: The Malecon is a popular spot for shopping, dining and people-watching. Stroll along this boardwalk for amazing views over the sea.

At the Puerto Vallarta Botanical Gardens you can get up close with nature. Home to more than 5000 species of plants it is an oasis in the city. If you prefer to spot local wildlife then you can see monkeys, parrots and crocodiles by joining one of many guided wildlife tours offered around Puerto Vallarta.

Los Cabos

Los Cabos is the perfect destination for luxury-seeking travelers, boasting endless white sand beaches, world-class golf courses, and luxurious spas. Los Cabos also offers many magnificent beaches to explore, including Playa del Amor, Playa Chileno, and Playa Santa Maria.

The region boasts multiple high-end resorts featuring plush amenities and unique experiences. Los Cabos is one of the most popular destinations for our clients traveling to Mexico from the USA.
If you like a leisurely round of golf, then prepare to be wowed by the picturesque golf courses in Los Cabos such as Puerto Los Cabos and Club Campestre San Jose.

However, if you prefer to relax with a spa treatment then enjoy tailored treatments in one of the many comfortable spas located throughout Los Cabos. Food is top of the agenda in Los Cabos too. Sample some of Los Cabos’ best restaurants offering an array of local Mexican specialties and seafood dishes. Fine dining is definitely in abundance here.

Mexico City

Located in the heart of Mexico, Mexico City is a vibrant and bustling metropolis. It offers a wide range of attractions, including lively cantinas, fascinating museums, and innovative dining experiences. Visitors can also explore ancient canals by boat, adding a unique touch to their exploration of the city.

Mexico City is renowned for its historical landmarks, such as the Templo Mayor, an ancient Aztec temple, and the Catedral Metropolitana de México, a breathtaking baroque cathedral constructed by the Spanish conquistadors.

• January

  5°C - 22°C

  January is the coldest month of the year in Mexico. The weather is usually mild, but temperatures can dramatically differ between day and night.

• February

  6°C - 24°C

  In February, Mexico often experiences mild temperatures. During the day, the climate may be warm and sunny, yet in the evenings it can become quite cool.

• March

  8°C - 26°C

  Those visiting Mexico in March can expect pleasant weather conditions. During the day, temperatures are usually mild and comfortable, while at night they often drop considerably.

• April

  10°C - 27°C

  April in Mexico is a pleasant time, with warm temperatures during the day and cooler temperatures in the evenings.

• May

  12°C - 27°C

  The month of May marks the beginning of summer in Mexico, with temperatures usually being fairly warm overall.

• June

  13°C - 26°C

  Mexico's June weather is typically mild, with temperatures warm enough for outdoor activities and exploration.

• July

  12°C - 24°C

  During the summer months in Mexico, temperatures tend to stay warm. July is no exception, with most areas in the country experiencing mild days and balmy nights.

• August

  12°C - 25°C

  The month of August in Mexico is typically known for its warm temperatures and sunny climate.

• September

  12°C - 24°C

  During the month of September, Mexico typically experiences very warm temperatures.

• October

  10°C - 24°C

  Mexico experiences generally mild weather in October, making it an ideal month for visiting the country. Temperatures are pleasant and there is low humidity.

• November

  7°C - 23°C

  The weather in Mexico during the month of November is usually fairly pleasant, with mild temperatures and very noticeable changes in temperature between day and night.

• December

  6°C - 23°C

  In Mexico during December, the temperatures are typically quite balmy. Even so, there is often a great contrast between the day and night with regards to temperature.

Flying is the quickest way to get to Mexico and it’s a great choice for those who want to minimize their travel time. International flights are available from most cities in the United States and Canada, with direct flights being available from some major airports. In addition, you can also find many discount flight tickets if you shop around and compare different airlines.

Mexico is a large country, and air travel is often the only practical way to get to your destination. Flying also offers an opportunity to see parts of Mexico you wouldn’t otherwise see by car or train. As with any international flight, it’s important to make sure you have the necessary documents before embarking on your trip. These include a valid passport, visa if applicable and up-to-date proof of immunizations.

While flying is the quickest way to get to Mexico, taking the train can be a much smoother and easier travel experience. Traveling by rail allows you to relax and admire the scenery along the way and gives you the opportunity to make stops at various cities. There are several different rail companies that offer train tickets from Northern America to Mexico, so it’s important to research your options before making your decision.