What months are off season in Mexico?

Low season is from the day after Easter to mid-December, when prices may drop 20% to 50%. In beach destinations popular with Mexican travelers, such as Veracruz and Acapulco, prices will revert to high season during July and August, the traditional national summer vacation period.



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The best time to visit Mexico is during the dry season between December and April, when there is virtually no rain. The coolest months are between December and February, although temperatures can still reach averages of 82°F during the dry season.

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October is the end of Mexico's rainy season, but the threat of hurricanes still looms. Weather is cooler though, making this generally a nice time to visit, with few crowds. Events to check out: The Festival Cervantino, held in Guanajuato every October, is one of the country's most celebrated cultural festivals.

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September is part of the Mexico rainy season. In fact, if there's one thing you can expect from Mexican weather in September — it's rain. Now, some areas are less rainy than others, and since the weather in Mexico in September isn't great, prices tend to come down a bit.

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Why is Mexico so cheap in October? October is the last month of the Mexico rainy season, so if you visit at the end of the month, you may have no rain. Still, the weather in Mexico in October is often rainy, but that means prices are on the lower end.

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In November, both the hurricane and the rainy season have ended in Mexico. The days are sunnier, and the evenings are often refreshing with some colder nights in many areas. The country is beautiful in November, and it is an opportunity to see Mexico in fall colors.

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Visiting Cancun in October and November provides the perk of experiencing exciting festivals. October or November is a good time to visit because you can enjoy days on the beach in the warm weather and celebrate fun holidays and happenings.

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Best Times to Visit Mexico for Lower Prices August, September, and October are the wettest months in Mexico. If you're willing to risk these less-than-ideal conditions — particularly in September, which is the peak of the Mexican hurricane season — your airfare and hotel costs should be correspondingly low.

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Best Times to Visit Cancún for Lower Prices If you don't mind dealing with the humidity and catching some residual wet weather as a result of hurricane season, the cheapest times to visit Cancún are just after spring break and throughout the summer and fall.

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Low Season: June to November During this time, Cancun gets far fewer international tourists. Beach areas are still busy with domestic tourists over the summer holidays, but around August-September, the crowds really thin out.

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This will depend on your preferences, but the Mexico City rainy season is from about April to October, so many want to avoid that. It doesn't usually rain too much in Mexico City in October, but if you want sunny days everyday on your trip, visit in the dry season from November to March.

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Many are surprised that November is still one of the hotter months in Mexico, especially if you're visiting the Mexico beach towns. Average temperatures in Mexico in November hover around 85°F (29°C) on the beaches, but it can feel a few degrees hotter because of the humidity.

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The best time to visit Cancún is from December to April during the peak season. Even though the crowds are heavier, you'll experience near-perfect weather and find some of the cheapest flight and room rates for a winter getaway at the beach.

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Many are surprised that November is still one of the hotter months in Mexico, especially if you're visiting the Mexico beach towns. Average temperatures in Mexico in November hover around 85°F (29°C) on the beaches, but it can feel a few degrees hotter because of the humidity.

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If you're going to Mexico in August, just be prepared for some afternoon showers and higher temperatures, and you'll do just fine. The great thing about August Mexico weather is that though you'll have rain, the storms tend to pass quickly, and the sun comes back out.

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