The Mayan Riviera coast enjoys sunny days almost all year. We’re certainly lucky that way! Anyone who’s visited in the quiet days of September or October, and enjoyed a paradisiacal stay, with almost no one around, knows exactly what we are talking about.

On the flip side, we have the occasional hurricane (sometimes more serious than others), storms that close the ports, and the distinctive “Low Season”, or “Temporada Baja” that creeps in around August, with locals feeling it’s arrival earlier and earlier every year.

By simple math, a place must adjust to the fluctuating crowds and taco/beer demands to stay afloat! This means sometimes our hours change to accommodate changes in our staff schedule. Some businesses may decide to close for a whole month (or two!) for renovations, over-due time off, and honestly — a lack of demand that makes it easier to close, and rest, and be back fully powered, when the crowds are back.

What does that mean for visitors?

Traveling with the right expectations can save you a lot of vacation heartache! Ask us what you need to know before planning your trip. Learn about what you can expect each month, and what holidays are celebrated. We’re more than happy to help guide you!