Mexico vacation in february

This is the time of year when you can go to a Mexican beach vacation and have the best time of your life. You’ll be able to relax, get some sun, and just enjoy yourself.

Mexico has been a popular destination for vacationers for years and is known for being one of the most beautiful places in the world. It has a warm climate, which makes it an ideal place to relax on the beach or go snorkeling, swimming or scuba diving. Mexico also has some of the best food in the world and is known for its tequila.

The town of Mexico Beach has a population of 1,700 people and it is located on 30 miles of Gulf Coast beaches in Northwest Florida. The town has over 20 miles of beautiful white sand beaches with emerald green waters. This area is known as “America’s Emerald Coast” because it has some of the finest beaches in the United States.

If you want to get away from it all, Mexico beach vacations are the way to go. The beaches of Mexico are some of the most beautiful in the world, with soft white sand and clear blue water that’s just perfect for swimming or snorkeling. If you’re looking for a place that’s quiet and relaxing, Mexico beach vacations are hard to beat.

MEXICO WEATHER IN FEBRUARY

The weather in Mexico in February is warm, with the average daily highs of around 27°C and the average daily minimum of around 19°C. Rainfall is uncommon in Mexico in February. This is a good time to visit Cancun if you are looking for nice warm weather, with the mercury reaching 29ºC in this popular beach destination and settling down to a cool 18ºC during the evening. The average high temperature in Mexico City during this time of year is a pleasant 21.7°C, while the average low can be around 8.5°C.

WHY VISIT MEXICO IN FEBRUARY

There are many excellent reasons to visit Mexico in February, with moderate weather being just one of them. Here is why you should consider traveling to Mexico in February:

• No accessibility issues: The entire length and breadth of the country are easily accessible during this time of year, primarily because of negligible rainfall. This means that you can plan a comprehensive trip to each and every nook and corner of the country.
• Coastal delight: The entire Pacific coast of Mexico is up for grabs during this month. Be it surfing, swimming, diving or whale-watching—there is no shortage of activities to enjoy.
• Butterfly migration: This is the month when hundreds of millions of monarch butterflies begin their 3,000-mile journey back to Canada. Travel to Mexico in February if you wish to partake in this tale of an epic migration.
• Celebration time: Many Mexican cities welcome the end of winter with carnivals, which involve boisterous crowds, dancing, parades, and fireworks. The country also sees other events in February, like the Festival Sayulita, a film festival that also features live music, lectures, and tastings of local dishes. If you are an art aficionado, there is the Zona Maco Art Fair in Mexico City, widely regarded as one of the most prestigious art events in Latin America. Music fans can opt for the San Pancho Music Festival, which sees both local and international performers.

Splendid Weather

The weather in Puerto Vallarta is lovely during the winter months, with high temperatures typically in the 70s and 80s and low temperatures in the 50s and 60s. February is the perfect time of the year to visit, especially if you live in a climate that has cold winter weather that you may want to escape. Rather than dealing with freezing temperatures, snow, ice or other cold weather issues, you could be basking in the gloriously warm, sunny weather in Puerto Vallarta.

A Safe Environment

It seems as though Mexico might never completely shake its reputation as a “dangerous” place, due to the occasional violent behavior of competing drug cartels which usually takes place in towns that border the United States. Fortunately, Puerto Vallarta is located extremely far away from any borders and is a perfectly safe place to visit. Since it is such a hotspot for travelers who visit from around the world, the safety of its visitors is a top priority. And even though it is already very safe, there is a large presence of various police groups who are constantly on patrol to keep the streets free of crime and welcoming for everyone around.

Gorgeous Beaches

If your idea of paradise is warm, sunny weather and palm tree-dotted beaches that overlook the idyllic waves of the sea, there is no better destination for your next vacation than Puerto Vallarta. There are countless stretches of pristine coastline all along the waters of Banderas Bay, so feel free to get out there and explore all of the natural beauty Puerto Vallarta’s beaches has to offer.

Plentiful Outdoor Adventure

Since the weather in Puerto Vallarta is so inviting even in the winter months, thrilling outdoor activities are available year-round. You might find yourself channeling your inner Tarzan with a ziplining adventure that takes you soaring high above the jungle canopy; exploring the immense natural surroundings while trekking through the jungle on an ATV tour; or riding on horseback as the sun dips down past the horizon over Banderas Bay. Since access to the water is so plentiful, you might also choose to try some watersports such as kayaking, stand up paddle boarding, surfing, swimming, snorkeling or scuba diving.

Affordable Luxury

Puerto Vallarta has long been renowned as a destination where you can enjoy a vacation filled with luxury without breaking the bank, and staying at Garza Blanca Resort & Spa is a terrific example of that. You can indulge in delicious gourmet meals and sumptuous accommodations during your vacation while staying on (or even under!) your vacation budget. The generous exchange rate is another benefit of visiting Mexico from countries like the United States and Canada, making your money go even further in an already affordable place.

For the best February vacations, all you need to do is head to Garza Blanca in Puerto Vallarta!

WHERE TO GO AND WHAT TO DO

One of the best spots for a lively scene in February is the Yucatán Peninsula. Head to the Oaxaca, Acapulco, or Puerto Vallarta. The entire Pacific Coast will be filled with activities and beach time. Here, you can enjoy the real warm Mexican weather and a prominent international crowd. Enjoy surfing, swimming, and cenote diving. Puerto Vallarta is particularly great in February, where you can embark on a ziplining adventure and go trekking through the jungle.

The city surrounds a historic center standing with its small-town charm, and is one of the highlights of the Jalisco’s coastline. From Puerto Vallarta, on Playa Los Muertos, take a water taxi to the picturesque Boca de Tomatlán. It is a seaside village that is less commercialized than Puerto Vallarta but equally as beautiful and quieter. Try the famous ceviche tostadas here and go on a coastal cliff walk.

Continue hiking to the charming beach Majahuitas and the popular Quimixto. Then, take a water taxi to Yelapa – a village renowned for being an inaccessible-by-land destination. Here, you will find yoga retreats and beautiful boutique accommodation, as well as the gorgeous Yelapa waterfall. Make your way to the tiny former fishing village Chacala, which is a charming little place.

There are fewer crowds here, which means you can enjoy a more quiet beach scene, and it is a perfect place for snorkeling. To try the Mexican waves on a surfboard, head to Playa de Mantanchén in San Blas – you will not be disappointed. If you are a birdwatcher, the La Tovara Nature Reserve is definitely for you. You will find many endemic species residing here.

Another superb and quieter spot is Playa Platanitos on the stunning Nayarit Riviera. Head to the small coast of Colima and visit Cuyutlán. Here, you will find black sand and impressive nature scene with a turtle sanctuary- El Turtagario. Another place to see an abundance of black turtles is in Michocán, in among the indigenous communities in Colola and Maruata.

The Colola beach is the most important nesting place for black turtles in Mexico. The reason for that is when indigenous communities decided to recover the black turtle population of the Michoacán coastline, in 1982. Today, an impressive 75 percent of the word’s turtle population can be found here. You will also find beautiful handicrafts to shop for souvenirs here, and it is a bit quieter than the rest of Michoán.

WHAT TO BRING

You will be walking a lot in February, which means that a good pair of walking shoes are a must. A light jacket and some warm clothes are essential in places like Mexico City, where the minimum temperature can sometimes drop down to single digits.

The entire length and breadth of this exciting country are waiting to be discovered in February. Check out our travel guide to get tips on how many days to spend in Mexico. We recommend going on a 10-day trip for the ideal vacation in the country. If you are strapped for time, you could still opt for a 7-day itinerary to cover all the major highlights. Our local travel experts can help you plan the right tour to Mexico in February; make sure to reach out to them if you are interested in a customized itinerary.