🌞 Best time of year to visit Mexico as a Digital Nomad

The high season for tourism in Mexico is from December to April, when the weather is typically mild and dry across the country

This period is perfect for beach lovers, as the coastal areas enjoy sunny skies and warm temperatures.

If you prefer outdoor activities such as hiking or exploring natural parks, the best time to visit Mexico is during the shoulder seasons of April-July.

The weather is generally pleasant during these months, with fewer crowds than during peak season.

June till November is the month that you should be most aware of when it comes to rain. With hurricane season in full swing during September.

Mexico's carnival season is from February to March. It features more than 200 celebrations each year, with parades, parties, music, dance, feasts, costumes, and traditions present in nearly every town and village. 

The most popular carnivals are held in Veracruz and Mazatlán. The festivities in some indigenous communities include a mix of Christian and pre-Hispanic rituals.

Semana Santa is an important time of the year in Mexico and takes place during the week leading up to Easter Sunday, either in March or April. 

While visiting Mexico, it's important to note that many businesses and public institutions will be closed on Holy Thursday and Good Friday. Additionally, expect crowded hotels and transit.

Mexican Independence Day on September 16th is celebrated with lively fireworks, parties, food, dancing, and music. In public areas of cities and towns throughout Mexico, festive decorations in the colours of the Mexican flag - red, white, and green - including flags, flowers, and other ornaments, are often seen. 

People blow whistles and horns and throw confetti to mark this joyful occasion. On this day, crowds shout phrases such as "Viva Mexico" or "Viva la Independencia" to express their enthusiasm.

Dia dos Muertos is a holiday that lasts for two days on November 1st and 2nd. 

It is a way for families to remember and honour their loved ones who have passed away. During this time, families create offerings called ofrendas to pay their respects.

The altars are decorated with vibrant yellow marigold flowers, photographs of the loved ones who have passed away, and their favourite food and drinks to honour them.

People believe that these offerings will entice the souls of the departed to visit from the afterlife by responding to their prayers and sensing the scent of their favourite foods, and they will join in on the festivities.

We want to share the best time for all digital nomads planning to work remotely in Mexico while surfing. While it is not an official event or festival, we believe it could be valuable information.

The Southern Ocean along Mexico's Pacific coastline is great all year long. More experienced surfers will find the biggest, most consistent waves from May to October.

If you're travelling to Baja or other places in the Pacific, you may be able to see humpback, grey, and even mysterious blue whales during their long ocean migrations.

Humpback whales are particularly fond of the sheltered Bahía de Banderas near Puerto Vallarta, and the optimal months to catch a glimpse of them are January and February.

To admire whale sharks, you can snorkel off Espíritu Santo or dive into the protected waters of Cabo Pulmo.

You can swim with whale sharks, manta rays, turtles, and dolphins at Isla Holbox and Isla Contoy. The ideal months for doing this are June and July.