Mexico Holidays
Mexico Holidays Holiday Destinations
General Information
Time Difference
Time zones difference between Mexico and the UK is - 7 hours.
Currency
Mexican Peso
Currency can be changed at currency exchange offices, banks, as well as at the post office. In the resort areas both Visa and Mastercard cards and MXN in cash are accepted for payment.
When exchanging money, please note that currency exchange offices may charge a commission for each transaction.
Capital
Mexico City
Population
113,423,050
Language
Spanish
Flight duration
From 10 hours 45 minutes to 12 hours 15 minutes from Gatwick
Best Time to Visit
Between December and April
Top 5 Things To Do
Playa Del Carmen - Experience Cenote's Magic
Want to take a plunge in a magical pool? Located 4.9 Miles from the city centre is Cenote Chaak Tun. These caves are famous for the two pools of freshwater surrounded by stalagmites and stalactites. The allure of a refreshing swim and snorkelling through the crystal clear water is too great to resist in such a sensational setting so make sure you book in advance!
Puerto Vallarta - Dive In !
Seeking for a beach with some personality? Playa Los Muertos is where the sand is as golden as the Mexican sunset and the vibe is lively as a mariachi band. It’s like a party on the sand, with its beach vendors, live music and delicious food stands. With its crystal-clear waters, palm trees and colourful umbrellas, you’ll feel like you’re living in a postcard. Just don’t forget to try the fresh ceviche, It’s a game changer.
Cancun - A Trip To Tulum
Are you ready to soak up some sun, explore ancient ruins and sip on fresh coconut water? It’s like a dreamy postcard come to life, with its turquoise waters, powdery white sands and picturesque Mayan ruins. With its laid-back vibes and bohemian charm, you’ll feel like you’re living your best life as free-spirited beach bum. Just don’t forget your sunscreen and flowy maxi dress for maximum instagrammability!
Acapulco - Take A Day Trip To Taxco
Discover this charming and picturesque town. Stroll the cobblestone streets and stumble upon beautiful white buildings that dot the valley. This colonial city, known for its silver mines, charming plazas, colonial architecture and the delicious local cuisine is an absolute must visit! Make sure you buy some intricate silver jewellery while you're here and don’t forget to wear comfortable shoes, there’s a lot of walking to do in this gem of a town!
Cozumel - Head To Corn Town
Ready for a unique cultural experience? Pueblo del Maíz or “Corn town” as popularly known, is a fascinating place to visit on the island. Discover the ancient Mayan tradition of cultivating and processing corn, the sacred food of the Mayan Gods. Explore the rustic village and learn about traditional Mayan craft, such as basket weaving and embroidery. Get hands-on experience with making your own tortillas from scratch using traditional methods. You’ll leave with deeper appreciation for rich history and culture of the Mayan people and a satisfied stomach from enjoying corn-based dishes!