What to pack for Mexico

For Mexico's year-round climate, it's best to pack lightweight, breathable clothing in natural fabrics like cotton and linen.

This will keep you cool during the hot, humid summers and comfortable in the warm, dry winters. Bring plenty of tank tops, t-shirts, and shorts for daytime activities, and a few lightweight long-sleeve shirts and pants for cooler evenings and indoor settings.

Don't forget to pack swimwear for a dip in the ocean or pool, and beach cover-ups for lounging. It's also a good idea to bring a wide-brimmed hat, sunglasses, and some lightweight, moisture-wicking activewear if you plan on hiking or exploring outdoor attractions. Lastly, bring a mix of casual and slightly dressier options for evenings out, including sundresses, light cardigans, and comfortable footwear for walking.

Overall, pack versatile pieces that can be layered or mixed and matched to accommodate the fluctuating temperatures and various activities in Mexico.

Mexico's climate varies greatly depending on the region, but overall, the country experiences a combination of tropical, arid, temperate, and mountainous climates.

The coastal regions tend to be hot and humid with average temperatures ranging from 75-85°F, while the central highlands and mountainous areas have more temperate climates. Mexico also experiences two primary seasons: the rainy season from June to October, and the dry season from November to May, with the Yucatan Peninsula being the wettest region.

Additionally, the northern part of the country near the US border tends to be arid and desert-like, with very hot summers and mild winters.

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