Guide to Help You Enjoy your Holiday in Mexico 2018 & 2019

All inclusive Mexico holidays take visitors into a world full of rustic character breathing new life into the old stereotypes of giant cacti and sombreros. Mexico is part of South America and shares a border with the US. It is also situated South East of the Caribbean islands. The Gulf of Mexico is often affiliated with the Caribbean due to its closeness. Mexico holidays are especially popular with American youths on Spring break and are a great chance to let your hair down in the unique carnival atmosphere.

Tourists usually flock on all inclusive holidays to Mexico in December, Spring and Easter where temperatures can climb as far as over 50 degreese celsius. December through to May is known to be the dry season in Mexico, while the remainder of the year is the wet season.

Useful Information

All inclusive holidays in Mexico provide tourist accommodation in some of the best and most up to date resorts on the continent. However, when looking for all inclusive holidays in Mexico its best to know a few things first:

• Don’t always rely on the locals to know English on your Mexican holiday. It is best to avoid any awkward or unnecessarily confusing moments by brushing up on some Spanish before you depart on your all inclusive packages in Mexico. The locals will also appreciate your efforts which may be handy if you are trying barter down a price at the market or need some local knowledge on your surroundings on your holiday in Mexico.
• Always carry your passport in Mexico for immigration reasons. The Mexican government often has issues with immigration so it’s best to carry official identification around as you enjoy your break in Mexico, just in case.

There has been a rise in crime-rates related to drugs in Mexico of recent. This is mostly violent crime and although tourists have not been directly involved to date, it is best to keep this in mind when exploring towns or built up areas off the tourist map on your trip to Mexico