While Thanksgiving isn't one of the common traditions in Mexico, you'll still see people carving turkeys, giving thanks, and hosting get-togethers on the third Thursday in November.
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In Mexico, Thanksgiving is considered a time to give thanks to God for your blessings and spend time with your loved ones. It is also common practice for guests at a Thanksgiving meal to each say a short prayer of gratitude before the meal commences.
Traditionally, Mexicans do not celebrate Thanksgiving, but in many of the destinations with large expat communities or tourism, you'll find restaurants preparing feasts and families and friends joining in borrowed traditions around dinner tables.
Thanksgiving falls on Cancun's peak tourist season, so expect plenty of other people to have exactly the same escape plan! November to April is typically the busiest time to visit, which just so happens to fall on ol' Thanksgiving. So, while it's a great time to get away, you may be queueing for things for longer.
Cancun is top on our list to experience a fabulous Thanksgiving getaway for families. Imagine you and your family relaxing in one of Mexico's favorite vacation spots while meditating on your blessings on this American holiday.