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Five Reasons To Visit Mexico In The Off-Season

This time of year many so called snowbirds make their way north to spend the Summer and Fall months North of the border. These are the part time expats that have chosen to live part of the year in Mexico and the remaining time back home, essentially following the good weather, like “snowbirds.”

This is a common theme for many expats in retirement and it’s a great way to do it, you really can get the best of both worlds. The relaxed lifestyle of Mexico and the modern conveniences of the U.S. coupled with the visits with family and friends back home is a nice combination!

The only thing these Snowbirds miss out on in Mexico during the off-season is…some really good times and some really good deals!

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#1 Low Season Hotel Rates

This is a great time to get out and see Mexico. During the Summer and Fall months in Mexico you can find some great deals for travel. Make sure you ask for any specials in advance and keep in mind you can also do very well with walk-in request. During the off-season there are almost always open rooms and hotels are willing to bargain.

#2 Less Crowds

During the off-season months there are less tourists so you will have an opportunity to see places in an more intimate manner. Many of the more popular places to visit in Mexico can be overrun with tourists in the high season.

#3 Natural Wonders

Between the Monarch Butterflies (Spring hatch and Fall migration), the Summer time nesting Sea Turtles and migrating Whale Sharks, Mexico in the off-season is a great place to witness the natural wonders of our world. Not to be missed are the Spring and Fall migrating whales along the Pacific coast and into the Sea of Cortez.

#4 Cheap Airfare

Travel to Mexico from the U.S. or Canada in the off-season is a real bargain. You can also fly within Mexico in the off-season for much less. If you are on a budget and want to cover a lot of territory in Mexico, check the flights before you rent a car.

#5 Good Weather!

Believe it or not, most of Mexico is actually cooler then the southern half of the U.S. during the summer months. You wouldn’t really think of heading to Mexico to escape the heat, but it’s not a bad option when you have so many beautiful beaches to choose from! The Caribbean is known as the worlds largest swimming pool and it’s a great place to escape the heat!

When you do decide to travel to Mexico in the off-season make sure you are covered! Travel insurance is inexpensive and if you are going by car, you must be insured. It’s the Law! Get your Mexico travel insurance right here! —– https://www.mexicoonmymind.com/medical-travel-insurance-for-mexico/

We’ll see you in Mexico!

May 25, 2015 By Ron Burdine

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Ron is the consummate professional and an incredible resource to have for all-things-Tulum and the surrounding areas.  Ron’s in-depth knowledge of, and caring ways for, this magnificent region of Mexico is second-to-none.  If you’re seeking vacation or travel advice for things such as lodging/hospitality/spa’s, restaurants, shopping, beaches, sports/fitness, adventure day-trips to the nearby ruins/fishing/boating/diving/snorkeling/cenotes/zip-lining, 4-wheeling, etc., or need more in-dep… Read more
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If you are visiting Tulum, I highly endorse working with Ron. As an Expat he understands the needs and desires of those traveling to the area for a vacation or looking to relocate to the area. You will be in great hands with Ron. Feel free to contact me to discuss Ron’s merits further!
Brian Ripley
Ron Burdine made this whole move from Philadelphia possible..their knowledge and organization skills (that I don’t have) helped me create order out of my chaos..there are a million details that are just too much for one person to put in order. At least this one person. We followed Ron’s suggestions and had the secure feeling that we were ready for anything, and we were.. we had insurance, directions, hints, tips and suggestions..we have been here (Isla Mujeres) for 6 weeks and Ron is still o… Read more
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We can truthfully say that were it not for Ron’s sage guidance and advice, we would not have made the decision to buy land and build a house in Mexico. We have not had a single regret. It is simply paradise. And Ron is one of the angels. Thomas M. Bayer, PhD. Laura D. Kelley, PhD. Tulane University New Orleans.
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