
With endless white beaches and a pleasant climate year-round, Mexico is a favorite vacation destination. Whether you’re visiting the interior of the country or one of the World Class beach resorts, you’ll be able to indulge in some delicious Mexican cuisine and see the sights that make Mexico famous, like the many Mayan and Aztec pyramids and ruins. Don’t miss Mexico City – the bustling, vibrant capital city.We’ve put together a quick infographic will all the info you need to plan a trip to Mexico. You can download the guide and print it if you want.
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Read About Mexico
WHEN TO go
WHERE TO GO

Mexico City
The megalopolis that is Mexico City has so much to offer, from a storied history to a thriving culinary scene.
Ancient Ruins
Mexico’s ancient civilizations have left an incredible legacy all throughout the country to explore and admire.
Beach Resorts
Mexico is well-known for its incredible beaches, from Los Cabos to Cancun and lesser-known spots like Puerto Escondido.
Guadalupe
Guadalupe is a city and region in northern Mexico, where you’ll find the largest wine region of Mexico.WHERE TO STAY
WHAT TO DO
- See the Mayan & Aztec pyramids
- Try Tequila and Mezcal
- Visit Pluma Hidalgo Coffee Country
- Visit the beaches in Baja. We particularly enjoy Los Cabos
- Go wine tasting in Guadalupe
- Scuba diving in Cazumel
- Stay at an All-Inclusive in Cancun
- Swim in a cenote in Valladolid
- Visit Chichen Itza
- Listen to a Mariachi band
- Eat tons of delicious Mexican food, especially street food in Oaxaca and Mexico City
Travel Tips
- Negotiate the price of a taxi ride before accepting, if there’s no meter.
- Don’t order your tequila with salt and lime. Decidedly unlocal!
- Bartering is expected at markets, but don’t undervalue the goods.
- Don’t accept tour offers at the airport. You can find better deals elsewhere.
- If you’re not staying in a resort that filters water, beware of drinking the water (including ice) and eating unpeeled vegetables.
- Leave a copy of your passport with a relative or friend in the U.S.
- Avoid wearing expensive-looking jewelry or watches.
What to Eat



- Tacos
- Chilaquiles
- Empanadas
- Tacos al pastor
- Elote (mexican corn)
- Mole
- Tamales
What to drink

- Tequila
- Margaritas
- Mezcal
- Micheladas
- Sueros
Did you Know?
Mexico has an impressive wine-growing region

Mexico is the birthplace of both chocolate and tequila
Chocolate was first cultivated in Mexico with most of the production coming from the state of Tabasco, which has been using cacao for over three thousand years. The Mayans and the Aztecs were of central importance in the ancient production of cacao. But these days Mexico produces very little of the world’s supply of chocolate. Over 70% comes from Africa now.Tequila, however, is alive and strong in Mexico. It is considered to be North America’s first distilled drink, initially produced by the Aztecs and later refined by the Spaniards in the 1520s. The blue agave plant is the necessary ingredient in traditional Mexican tequila, and the plant is produced mainly in Jalisco. For that reason, Mexican law states that only tequila produced in Jalisco can officially be called tequila.Mexico is home to 31 World Heritage sites

Mexico has dozens of underground cenotes

We can thank Mexico for the amazing avocado
