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Jul, 2023

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Know Before You Go Tips for Visiting Mexico During Spring Break

There are plenty of options. Either you spend your vacation close to the crowds or you get to know better and ahead rather than later.

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Paso del Cedral reef, National Park, Cozumel, Mexico - photo by Eric Olalde

Whether you want to live it up in Cancún or dive into traditional culture in Oaxaca, here’s how to make the most of spring break in Mexico.

Home to white-sand beaches lapped by clear, warm water, it’s no surprise that the popular coastal resorts of Mexico are considered top spring break destinations for students and families seeking to unwind. But there are also plenty of options for those who would rather spend their vacation away from the crowds and beach towns with which spring break is synonymous. Whether you want to live it up in Cancún or dive into traditional culture in Oaxaca, here’s how to make the most of spring break in Mexico.

Choose your Hotel wisely

If partying with college students is not what you’re looking for in your spring break experience, you may want to avoid the more obvious resort destinations such as Cancún or Cabo. For a slice of culture and history, instead consider the charming pueblos mágicos (literally, “magic towns”) or—for a more fast-paced multisensory experience—Mexico City. If you still want quality beach time, but without the crowds, look into visiting the coast of Oaxaca or Riviera Nayarit.

Book your airport transfer before flying

If partying with college students is not what you’re looking for in your spring break experience, you may want to avoid the more obvious resort destinations such as Cancún or Cabo. For a slice of culture and history, instead consider the charming pueblos mágicos (literally, “magic towns”) or—for a more fast-paced multisensory experience—Mexico City. If you still want quality beach time, but without the crowds, look into visiting the coast of Oaxaca or Riviera Nayarit.

Leave the beach as you found it … Please

Mexico is blessed with some of the most beautiful beaches in the world. Help them stay that way. Keep the beaches clean by picking up your plastic cups and taking them back to the resort bar, depositing your cans in recycling facilities, and using reusable bags and containers where possible. We don’t need any more plastic in the ocean than there is already.

Home to white-sand beaches lapped by clear, warm water, it’s no surprise that the popular coastal resorts of Mexico are considered top spring break destinations for students and families seeking to unwind.