Luxury Travel To Mexico

The Best Time of Year To Visit

The best time to visit varies by region, but generally, the winter months from November to April are when you’ll enjoy the most pleasant weather, with sunny days and comfortable temperatures while exploring most parts of the country. However, keep in mind that coastal areas can get quite busy during the holiday season, so plan accordingly if you prefer a quieter experience.

For a more festive experience, Mexico comes alive with vibrant celebrations and cultural traditions during Dia de los Muertos (Day of the Dead) in late October or early November.

Top Things to Do

In Mexico, you’ve got plenty of options to choose from that will surely exceed your high expectations. Here’s 6 to start you thinking:

• Stay at one of the top 10 gay all inclusive resorts in Mexico 
• Have a diving adventure at one of the best sites for diving in Mexico or at the 10 most beautiful cenotes near Cancun.
• Taste the best wine that Mexico has to offer in the wineries of El Bajío.
• Get out your credit card and fill your armario with our ultimate shopping guide for Mexico City.
• Mix the rustic with the sophisticated at the 10 most glamorous and gay places to go glamping.
• Enjoy a fun night out at one of the best gay bars in Mexico City.

Weather

Mexico’s size and diverse geography provides a wide range of climates to suit your vacation plan, from sun-soaked beaches or cooler highland adventures. In Cancún, you can expect tropical weather with warm temperatures and occasional rain, especially during the rainy season from June to October, while in contrast, Mexico City has a temperate climate with cooler nights, making it an excellent year-round vacation destination.

Is Mexico Generally a Welcoming and Safe Destination for LGBTQ Travellers?

Mexico has become increasingly accepting of LGBTQ travelers, particularly in urban areas like Mexico City, Puerto Vallarta, and Playa del Carmen, cities known for their vibrant LGBTQ communities and welcoming atmosphere. However, it’s still important to exercise discretion in more conservative, rural areas. Overall, Mexico is a safe and gay-friendly destination as long as you take standard safety precautions during your vacation.

What Should I Avoid in Mexico?

While Mexico is a wonderful country, it is infamous for leaving vacationers feeling, let’s say, ‘less than their best’ in the belly, so always stick to bottled water and avoid questionable-looking street vendors to avoid food-borne illnesses. In some regions, it’s also advisable to avoid driving at night. By staying informed and respecting local customs and regulations, you’re sure to make the most of your Mexico vacation.

Do I Need a Visa to Travel to Mexico?

For most countries, Mexico offers a fairly straightforward entry process and you won’t need a visa for short stays.

If you hold a passport from the US, Canada, European Union, or several other countries, you can enter Mexico as a short-stay tourist (up to 180 days) without a visa, but a tourist card (FMM) is required, which you can get online before your trip or upon arrival.  It’s important to check the specific entry requirements based on your nationality. And be sure your passport has at least six months of validity beyond your intended departure date.

Conclusion

When you let Mr Hudson plan your perfect luxury Mexico vacation you’ll receive an itinerary carefully curated to your taste with impeccable services and world-class amenities to ensure your stay in this country rich in history, excitement, and natural beauty is comfortable, luxurious, and unforgettable.