Use our insider’s guide to Mexico to help in planning your next trip south of the border!

WHERE TO GO:
Riviera Maya
Don’t Miss: swimming in the cenotes
Stay: Andaz Mayakoba, Belmond Maroma
Cabo
Don’t Miss: Art walk in San Jose del Cabo
Stay: One&Only Palmilla, Las Ventanas
Mexico City
Don’t Miss: exploring San Angel, cocktails at Gin Gin
Stay: Las Alcobas, a Luxury Collection Hotel
San Miguel de Allende
Don’t Miss: La Parroquia, art classes at Belles Artes
Stay: Rosewood San Miguel de Allende, Belmond Casa de Sierra Nevada
Punta Mita
Don’t Miss: Whale watching, tequila tasting, art shopping in nearby Puerto Vallarta
Stay: Four Seasons Resort Punta Mita, The St. Regis Punta Mita Resort
Cancun
Don’t Miss: day trips to Chitchen Itza and Tulum
Stay: NIZUC Resort & Spa, The Ritz-Carlton Cancun
TIPPING:
Dining: 10-15%
Hotel: Maids $1-2/night, porters $1/bag
Private Guide: $5-10/person for a half day tour, $10-20/person for full day tour
When to Go
October – April
January – March: whale-watching on West Coast
Dining
What to eat:
Flautas
Tostados
Mole
Elote
Chilaquiles
Tamales
Churros
Flan
Mezcal
Insider Tips
Avoid” Montezuma’s Revenge” by drinking plenty of purified or bottled water, being cautious of where you eat, and washing your hands.
Mexican silver, sarapes (woven blankets), huipiles (embroidered dresses), charro hats, and blown glass make great souvenirs.
Arrange taxis with your hotel to assure they are official taxis.
Packing Tips
Dress is more relaxed and informal, especially in the beach areas.
Pack lightweight, natural fabrics
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