Honeymoons in Mexico
Overview of Mexico
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There is much to see in this unique country. A visit to the capital city is a must while on honeymoon in Mexico. Although it is known for its traffic congestion and relatively high levels of pollution, Mexico City is the seat of government and the cultural heart of the country. Also on offer are a range of museums to visit, including the Templo Mayor Museum, the Museum of Modern Art, and the National Museum of Anthropology. Don’t miss out on the historic centre of Mexico City during your honeymoon in Mexico – it’s a UNESCO world heritage site and contains many landmarks of the city including the Constitution Plaza.
The following list of things to do will get you started on your honeymoon in Mexico:
- Spend at least one day at the beach. Mexico’s sandy coasts are famous and a paradise for lovers of sun and sand.
- Mexico City’s Floating Gardens date back to the time of the Aztecs, and shouldn’t be missed.
- Get acquainted with the Aztecs and the Mayans by exploring some of the many cultural and architectural landmarks they left behind. Tenochtitlan, the largest Aztec city, lies right at the base of Mexico City.
Key honeymoon facts about Mexico
When to go:
Mexico’s climate varies widely, making it a nation with one of the most diverse weather systems in the world. Whenever you plan your honeymoon in Mexico, you’ll need to pack a strong sunscreen. The climate in the south and along the coasts is tropical, while in the north and in areas of higher elevation the climate is temperate. With most of the larger cities in Mexico being situated at elevations above 2000 meters, temperatures generally range from 20 to 25 degrees Celsius. Along the coast you can expect higher temperatures reaching upwards of 30 degrees. The Caribbean coast is also prone to hurricanes in the summer and fall.
Flight Information:
Air France operates flights from Dublin via Paris to Mexico with a total flying time of around 15 hours.
Currency:
Peso
Travel Documents
Planning a honeymoon in Mexico will bring sunshine and warm weather at any time of the year. You might want to remember that Spring break in North America brings hoards of university students to many resort areas in Mexico, although only for a couple of weeks each year. Irish couples celebrating a honeymoon in Mexico do not need a visa to enter the country. With a valid passport and a tourist card, which your airline will provide, you can stay for up to 180 days.
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