Mexico vacation packages
Two coasts, hundreds of resorts and short flights from across Canada.
- Caribbean and Pacific beaches
- All-inclusive resorts
- Warm winters
- Easy from Canada
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Featured resorts
Mexico vacation packages
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About Mexico
Why visit Mexico?
Mexico has more resorts in our list than any other sun destination, spread across both coasts. Flights from many Canadian cities are direct and relatively short, and most resorts sell all-inclusive rates, so a package is an easy way to fix the cost of a week away before you leave home.
With so many resorts and several travel sites selling them, the price of the same resort for the same dates can vary. TripRadr lets you search once and see those prices side by side.
- Two coastsCaribbean beaches around Cancún and the Riviera Maya, or the Pacific at Los Cabos and Puerto Vallarta.
- History and cultureMayan ruins, colonial towns and cenotes within reach of the beach.
- All-inclusive choiceThe largest range of resorts in our list, from family favourites to adults-only.
- Easy to reachDirect flights from many Canadian cities, often under five hours.
Best time to visit
When is the best time to visit Mexico?
Winter is the main season on both coasts, but the right month depends on where you go. Here is what to expect:
December to April
Best weather
Dry and sunny on both coasts. The busiest and most expensive stretch of the year.
May to June
Great value
Hot, quieter beaches and lower package prices before summer.
July to August
Hot and lively
Peak summer heat with school-holiday travellers. Sargassum can affect some Caribbean beaches.
September to November
Lower prices
Rainy season and hurricane risk on the Caribbean coast, with the lowest prices.
Things to do
Top things to do in Mexico
Explore Mayan ruins
Take a day trip to Chichén Itzá, Tulum or Cobá from the Caribbean coast.
Swim in a cenote
Cool off in a natural freshwater sinkhole in the Yucatán.
Watch the sunset at Los Cabos
See the arch at Land's End and the Baja coastline from the water.
Eat your way through the coast
Try fresh ceviche, tacos al pastor and local seafood beyond the buffet.
Travel tips
Know before you go
Entry requirements
Canadian citizens do not need a visa for tourist stays of up to 180 days. Check your passport validity before you go.
Currency
The Mexican peso (MXN) is used. US dollars and credit cards are widely accepted at resorts.
Safety
Resort areas are popular with visitors. As always, check Government of Canada travel advice and take normal precautions.
What to pack
Light clothing, swimwear, sunscreen, reef-safe products for cenotes and a light jacket for evenings.
Frequently asked questions
Mexico travel FAQ
Which part of Mexico is best for a package from Canada?
It depends on what you want. Cancun and the Riviera Maya are the most common on the Caribbean coast, and Los Cabos or Puerto Vallarta on the Pacific. Compare transfer time and beach type for your resort.
Are Mexico packages all-inclusive?
Many are, but not all. Check the meal plan shown on the travel site before you book.
Why do two sites show different prices for the same Mexican resort?
Travel sites buy and package flights and rooms differently, and they may include different room types or flights. TripRadr shows them side by side for the same dates and departure airport.
Can I book through TripRadr?
No. TripRadr does not take bookings. You book directly on the travel site you pick.