The national dish of Mexico is Mole. It is a sauce that is served on other dishes such as Tacos or Enchiladas. Mole can be made from a number of ingredients such as nuts, fruits, chilli, and even chocolate.

If you’re looking for a delicious Mexican breakfast, then you will want to try Chilaquiles. Triangular fried tortillas soaked in hot sauce and topped with shredded meats, chorizo, and an egg.

 Machaca is a type of dry shredded beef that has been seasoned with local herbs and spices. It is used as a primary ingredient in some of the most popular Mexican dishes such as Burritos and Tacos.

No trip to Mexico would be complete without sampling the country's signature drink. Tequila. Produced locally in the state of Jalisco, Tequila can be found behind nearly every bar in Mexico.

Coffee lovers will enjoy sampling the Mexican grown beans that offer a light body with a nutty flavour that makes every sip as good as the last.

Mexico is blessed with warm temperatures year-round. Perfect beach weather. The Tropic of Cancer neatly splits the country into two separate climates. The north has a temperate climate while the south is tropical. This means the south will often feel hotter than it is due to humidity.
The dry season is between November and April, with the coolest months being between December and February. During these periods the temperatures can reach average highs of 32/30 °C and average lows of 23/22 °C. This is a great time to visit if you want warm weather without it being too hot.
The famous ‘Day of the Dead’ is held on November 1st.
The migration of the butterflies happens during this period.
Whale watching is also best between January and March.
The wet season is between May and October. During this period temps reach average highs of 34/33 °C and average lows of 24/23 °C.
Mexican Independence Day is on the 15th and 16th of September. The county comes alive with parades and fireworks during this time.      

Each port of call in Mexico is bursting with incredible things to see and do. From family-friendly leisure activities to daring adventures up the mountains, and everything in-between.

Visit the many nature reserves on offer like those found on Isla Pajaros and Isla Venados off the coast of Mazatlán or the El Corchito Ecological reserve in Progreso. Experienced tour guides will guide you through the luscious Mexican landscape and identify the many species of animal you will encounter. Admire the naturally forming wonders such as the famous El Arco, the emblematic site of Cabo San Lucas, or the breath-taking pink waters of Laguna Rosada in Progreso

Mexico’s cities are filled with historical sites of interest. Step back 3,000 years through time as you visit the Mayan ruins of Chacchoben in Costa Maya or marvel at the Templo Caracol in Cozumel. History lovers will love exploring the many museums on offer like the History Museum of Ensenada or the Dolores Olemdo museum in Acapulco.

Mexico’s beaches are amongst some of the nicest on the planet. The city of Acapulco boasts the famous beach of Caleta. Here you can visit the Palapa Cabana, home of the Coco Loco cocktail. Or visit the Golden Zone in Mazatlán where you’ll find a large selection of sun-soaked beaches ideal for working on your tan or catching some waves.

Lovers of watersports will revel at the seemingly endless opportunities on offer. The idyllic weather conditions and stunning beaches are ideal for sports like windsurfing, parasailing, fishing, and wakeboarding. Explore the jaw-dropping Mesoamerican reef off the island of Cozumel or go diving and explore the many underwater treasures like Pelican Rock or Neptune’s Finger.

 Beyond all that you’ll find a wealth of family-friendly activities on offer where you drop anchor. Waterparks, glass bottomed boat tours, kayaking through beautiful mangroves, fantastic shopping centres and bustling markets, ziplining, and an endless supply of stylish restaurants and lively bars.