Language: Spanish    |    Currency: Pesos(₱)    |    Local time: UTC-0:600   |    Avg. Flight time: 10.5 hrs

Bronzed beside the turquoise

Tropical beach, anyone? Imagine reclining on a beautiful stretch of sand, shaded by palm fronds, sipping a cocktail and listening to the soft break of the waves as you top up your tan. Well, if you’re off on an all-inclusive Mexico holiday, you’re in luck – this is all par for the course!

Acapulco and Puerto Vallarta are two of the more popular Pacific resorts, while anyone hunting for cheap Mexico package holidays in 2017 will find everything they need around the Caribbean resorts of Playa del Carmen and Cancun. 

A country that pleases all comers

Whatever your budget, there are great deals available on Mexico package holidays.

Whether you are looking for cheap all-inclusive holidays in Mexico by the beach, a wild trek, a road trip, or a city break with a difference, options abound in this captivating destination. Compare cheap Mexico holidays on TravelSupermarket to find your dream ticket.

When to go

Divided by the Tropic of Cancer, the country is more temperate to the north and tropical to the south. You can enjoy steady year-round temperatures in their mid-20s at most beach destinations in southern Mexico.

Hurricane season batters its way through from June to early October, making November to April the most popular season, and a safer time for family holidays in Mexico. Due to the calmer weather, this is the most popular time to come and you certainly won’t find the cheapest holidays to Mexico, especially during the Christmas and New Year breaks from school. 

Compare holiday deals in the shoulder months of November, April and May if you’re after a really cheap break, or take your chances during hurricane season, when prices are at their lowest – it doesn’t rain all day.

Most of the annual rainfall occurs during the summer months, while the rest of the year is dry and hot. During the winter months, however, Mexico City can get slightly cooler as it sits at an altitude of 2,240 metres (7,350 feet).

Events for your diary

There ain’t no party like a Mexican party. It might have something to do with all that tequila, but more than anything it’s down to the locals’ love of social gatherings. Little can compare to the colour, food and parades associated with the Day of the Dead (November 2).