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Springtime in Mexico begins on or around March 21st each year, although by late February changes in the climate cycle can be seen and felt across the country as winter passes, daylight lengthens, and temperatures rise.

Spring is the warmest season, at least during the day, thanks to the higher amount of sunshine. In April and May, the temperature often reaches 30 °C (86 °F); at night, however, it can still be a bit cold. In May, the first rains occur.

Springtime Weather in Mexico In central and southern Mexico, this time of year tends to be hot and dry. The beginning of the season is very dry, but the rainy season begins towards the end of spring and lasts through the summer months.

In Mexico, there are two main seasons. Although there is some variation in temperature over the year, the most obvious difference is between rainy and dry seasons.

Mexico has two principal travel seasons. Mexico has two main climate seasons: rainy (May to mid-Oct) and dry (mid-Oct to Apr). The rainy season can be of little consequence in the dry, northern regions of the country. Southern regions typically receive tropical showers, which begin around 4 or 5pm and last a few hours.

Mexico in June It is in June, the official start to summer, that the risk of rainfall increases and the humidity starts to rise. It is also the beginning of hurricane season, although it is definitely not the peak season for storms to occur.

The best time to visit Mexico is during the dry season between December and April, when there is virtually no rain. The coolest months are between December and February, although temperatures can still reach averages of 82°F during the dry season. The wet season begins in the south in May and lasts until October.

Cooler winters in Mexico’s central highland regions Winter climates in Mexico’s central highlands range from temperate to cool, and can turn cold on occasions. Mexico’s northern regions (as well as Mexico’s Copper Canyon) can experience sub-zero temperatures and even snowfall through the winter months.

This is the hottest place in Mexico as well as one of the hottest places in the world. Here are the average temperatures in Mexicali….Mexicali.

First, Wikipedia in Spanish states that La Rosilla in Durango is the coldest place in Mexico, with an average low of -7.1° C (19.2° F) for January and an absolute low of -26° C (-14.8° F).

The bottom line is, Pesos are accepted everywhere in Mexico! Many Mexicans make it easy to use Dollars and this certainly makes it easier for many tourist that come to Mexico. You will however make the best use of your money if you exchange it and use Pesos.

Is $100 a lot of money in Mexico? At current exchange rates, $100 USD is around $1,900 MXN. That is about a weeks worth of wages for a lot of manual labor jobs outside of the major cities. For some people in Mexico , $1,900 pesos is quite a bit, but for others, not much at all.

Is 10000 pesos a lot in Mexico? If you are from Mexico City 10,000 is more than enough to have a good life (as a single person). Food in Mexico city is cheap, there are a lot of free cultural activities all year round. Just beware luxuries are extremely expensive in Mexico , probably much more than were you are from.

You can do decent with $50 per day. Street food as well as small mom and pop places are everywhere. You can eat tacos, smoothies, fruit salads, Fonda food( diner food) and other things. If you travel via metro and bus it is very affordable.

The Concierge: Tipping 50 to 150 pesos for helpful recommendations is always appreciated. Housekeeping: A tip of 25 to 50 pesos a day for keeping your room tidy is appropriate. One recommendation would be to tip every day, as sometimes staff changes on the daily.

For a private tour, you should tip 200 pesos per day. If you have a driver in addition to a tour guide, you should tip them 40 pesos per day.

San Miguel del Allende is smaller and more popular with expats, while Guanajuato is a decent sized city with a great vibe, an affordable cost of living, and a decent-but-not-overwhelming expat community. Oaxaca: I lived here for six months and found it is one of the most affordable expat cities in Mexico.

Reconsider Travel To:

• Baja California state due to crime and kidnapping.
• Chihuahua state due to crime and kidnapping.
• Coahuila state due to crime and kidnapping.
• Durango state due to crime.
• Guanajuato state due to crime.
• Jalisco state due to crime and kidnapping.
• Mexico state due to crime and kidnapping.

The 12 Most Dangerous Cities in Mexico to Avoid at All Costs

• Mazatlan. The State Department has warned citizens about traveling to this region.
• Reynosa. Many people travel through Reynosa, Mexico, to get to the U.S. | John Moore/ Getty Images.
• Tepic.
• Ciudad Obregón.
• Chihuahua.
• Ciudad Juarez.
• Culiacán.
• Ciudad Victoria.

Best Beaches in Mexico

• Playa del Carmen.
• Sayulita.
• Isla Holbox.
• Tulum.
• La Paz.
• Punta Mita.
• Playa Zicatela.
• Huatulco.

Safest Cities in Mexico For Travelers

• Tulum, Mexico. Tulum is now one of the most coveted and luxury vacation spots for luxury travelers.
• Puerto Vallarta.
• Huatulco.
• Mexico City.
• Mérida.
• San Miguel de Allende.
• Puebla.
• Oaxaca City.

Best Places to Visit in Mexico

• Tulum.
• Playa del Carmen.
• Cancun.
• Cozumel.
• Guanajuato.
• Mexico City.
• Puebla.
• Oaxaca.

West Coast: Mexico’s west coast is often visited by those looking for a more cultural experience. From art galleries to old traditions and architecture, the west coast provides a strong insight to Mexico’s past and present. Thanks to its Pacific waves, it’s also the best coast for surfers.

16 Top-Rated Beaches in Mexico

• Isla Holbox, Yucatan Peninsula.
• Puerto Escondido, Oaxaca.
• Puerto Vallarta Beach, Jalisco.
• Zipolite Beach, Oaxaca.
• Yelapa Beach, Jalisco.
• Playa del Carmen, Riviera Maya.
• Playa Norte, Isla Mujeres, Yucatan Peninsula. Playa Norte on Isla Mujeres.
• Playa Las Gatas, Zihuatanejo. Playa Las Gatas.

Cancun Beach

Among Mexico’s major beach destinations, the hottest during the day on average are Zihuatanejo and Huatulco, while the warmest nights happen at Acapulco….Ocean Temperature.