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- 25 Mexico Travel Tips
- Mexico Safety Tips
- Money Saving Tips For Mexico
- Practical Things to Know Visiting Mexico
#1 – Restroom Doors Marked With an “M” Are For the Ladies
The Spanish word for women is “mujeres.” So, gentlemen, if you see a door marked with an “M,” do NOT assume that it is the men’s room. Instead, look for a door marked with an “H” (for “hombres”) or a “C” (for “caballeros”). It seems like a simple enough thing, but going into the restroom marked “M” is almost habitual for English-speaking men, and so this tip still trips me up once in awhile even though I now speak Spanish. In fact, at least three different times I’ve rather embarrassingly fou...
#2 – Immigration Stopped Giving Paper Slips (FMM) in Most Cases. But, if You Do Get One Still, Don’t Lose It
When the Mexico immigration officer hands you back your stamped passport, pay attention because there may or may not something else hidden inside it. For years, visitors to Mexico had to fill out a little section at the end of the immigration form which is actually on break-away paper. The immigration officer would tear it off and stick it in your passport. This is called a Multiple Immigration Form (FMM). Mexico recently started phasing out the paper form of the FMM in favor of a digital ver...
#3 – Don’t Assume You’ll Get 180 Days at Immigration Automatically
Until recently, Mexico would give just about anyone 180 days in the country more or less automatically. This is one of the reasons Mexico became such a popular destination for digital nomads. Not anymore! After the pandemic, a ton of American remote workers started flooding the country. And Mexico’s immigration service (INM) started cracking down – hard, in some cases. Now at the airport they may ask you for exactly how many days you need and, if its longer than a month or so, may require pro...
#8 – Mexico is Safer Than You Think
Mexico has gotten a lot of negative attention on the safety front in recent years. And certainly it’s true that parts of the country have been plagued by a recent increase in cartel-associated violent crime. Most of the dangerous parts of Mexico you are unlikely to visit. But, to be honest, there have been several high-profile safety issues in Playa del Carmen and Tulum crimeincidents impacting tourists recently. Still, let’s be clear about one thing: traveling in most of Mexico is generally...
#9 – But Consider Travel Insurance
Due to the risks of traveling in a pandemic, a record number of travelers around the globe are choosing to protect their trips with insurance. When it comes to travel insurance Mexicoisn’t that different than the other places I travel. I just think its common sense for me to get insurance. You can compare quotes from dozens of insurers in minutes using sites like VisitorsCoverage or TravelInsurance.com.
#10 – Beware of Car Rental Scams in Mexico
If you try finding rental cars in Mexicoonline, you’ll likely be tempted with some crazy cheap rental car prices online (it’s not uncommon to see rental cars listed online for as low as $1/day). Don’t believe this Mexico travel scam for a second! As soon as you show up to the counter, the agents will insist you have to have their MASSIVELY overpriced insurance. The best way to avoid this scam? 👉 Bookmark the car rental site Discover Car Hire, which is the best I’ve found in terms of avoiding...
#13 – ALWAYS Pay with Pesos
I don’t know why, but a lot people seem to get it in their head that simply because many touristy places in Mexico will accept the U.S. Dollar, there is no need to acquire pesos. While it’s true that you can pay with dollars at many places in Mexico, it’s almost ALWAYS a bad idea. Why? Because the exchange rate you’ll get from the merchant is going to be deserving of a place in those waste bins along with your TP. A better option is to change dollars at the best rate you can find, but the bes...
#14 – Decline the Conversion at Mexican ATMs
While ATMs are the primary way I get cash pesos in Mexico, you absolutely have to pay close attention! The ATMs will try to “conveniently” offer to convert the rate to dollars for you — always at a steep conversion rate. You will be better off declining the conversion and letting your bank handle the conversion at a better rate.
#15 – Save Money by Taking the Colectivos
Traveling Mexico on a budget? This is one of my best money-saving tips for traveling to Mexico: take a colectivo! Colectivos are shared minibuses or vans that are very common in the Yucatan and some other parts of Mexico(elsewhere, such as in Mexico City, they are sometimes called “peseros”). And colectivos are by far the cheapest and quickest form of public transportation available. For example, a ride from Playa del Carmen to Tulum costs only $2! If you want to learn how to take a colectivo...
#19 - Visit Some Cenotes
In parts of Mexico, especially the Yucatan peninsula, the limestone bedrock gives way in places to form caverns filled with natural underground water. These "cenotes" make for some incredible swimming holes. Some are exposed above ground, while in others you'll feel like you are in a cave. You can go swimming, snorkeling, and even diving in these cenotes! Swimming in a cenote is a uniquely Mexican experience and, if you're visiting a part of the country that has them, you absolutely have to t...
#20 - Try the Botanas
"Botanas" are basically snacks that are served between meals in many parts of Mexico. Think of them sort of like a more casual version of Spain's tapas. In many Mexican cantinas, you will receive free botanasalong with the purchase of alcoholic beverages. Often times, the quality and the quantity of the botanas they bring out will get better the more you order.... so drink up!
#21 - Avoid VivaAerobus
You know how in the USA people hate Spirit Airlines? And how in Europe they hate EasyJet and Ryanair? Well, one thing you should know before going to Mexico is that all of those airlines look like first-class carriers compared to Mexico's budget airline, VivaAerobus. VivaAerobus is the king of nickel-and-diming customers. Don't be tempted by VivaAerobus's fares: it's almost always worth it to pay for another airline in Mexico.
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