Overview for Mexico
Mexico City is the heart of the nation and abounds with fascinating history, from Aztecs to Conquistadors, all at a frenetic pace.
Make sure you savour the local cuisine that is an experience in itself – from well known favourites to the simply bizarre.
Marvel at the Mayan jungle ruins of Chichen Itza in Pelenque and dance to rhythms of a mariachi band in Cancun.
Take a train ride through the vast Copper Canyon of Sierra Madre and meet with local Tarahumara Indians, before sitting back with a margarita on the shores of world famous Acapulco.
Discover Baja California, with beachside resorts like San Jose del Cabo, where true relaxation can be found.
This is one country where one visit is definitely not enough.
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When to Go:
Mexico is a large country and its varied topography means there are great variations in climate. Generally the coastal parts of Mexico have warm and humid weather all year. Inland, at higher elevations, such as in Guadalajara and Mexico City, the climate is dry and temperate. The hottest months are June to September.