Central America

Mexico

When considering a far-flung exotic holiday destination, Mexico always ranks near the top of the list. And while this may well be because of the truly exceptional luxury holiday resorts nestling against the picture perfect beaches of Mexico’s Caribbean coast, this country is able to boast so much more besides its tropical sands.

Average Temperature (°C)

Spring

Spring

26.0

Summer

Summer

28.0

Autumn

Autumn

26.7

Winter

Winter

23.3

Interesting Fact

Mexico is the Latin American country with the highest number of international visitors and is ranked #10 worldwide

Try a Taste

Mole

Mole

Mole meaning 'sauce' is a marinade used in traditional Mexican cuisine containing fruits, nuts, chili peppers, and spices. The most popular version is mole poblano - a rusty red sauce typically served over turkey or chicken.

Tamales

Tamales

Tamales originate in the Mayan and Inca tribes as easily portable food for their armies. Pockets of corn dough are stuffed with either a sweet or savoury filling, wrapped in banana leaves or corn husks, then steamed before unwrapping and enjoying.

Chilaquiles

Chilaquiles

Chilaquiles is a popular breakfast dish made from lightly fried tortillas topped with salsa. Scrambled or fried eggs and pulled chicken are usually added on top, as well as cheese and cream.

Something Different

Be Serenaded by a Mariachi Band Mariachi square in Mexico City is the best place to see a band in their signature outfits. This style of music is ever-present in Mexican culture, and you’ll hear the catchy melodies of stringed instruments and cheerful voices without searching for long.
Día de los Muertos Day of the Dead festivities are an explosion of life and colour. Split over 2 days in November, towns and cities all over Mexico celebrate with parades, parties and the infamous sugar skull paintings.