In general, the weather in Riviera Maya & Cancun can be defined as “summer all year round”, very hot and humid – the perfect climate to enjoy the paradisiacal beaches of the Caribbean. Cancun Hotel Zone Beach How is the weather in Riviera Maya & Cancun? Today on our blog we share with you our experiences and advice as locals. The weather forecasts and predictions are almost never 100% accurate and the weather can change instantly. This story first appeared on travelandleisure.We all hope to have the perfect weather in Riviera Maya & Cancun during our vacation. After so much time planning, saving and counting down with excitement, the last thing anyone would want is for a hurricane or tropical depression to ruin our Caribbean holiday. The same thing goes with folks hoping to get out on the water: While sargassum can be cleaned up fairly quickly once it washes ashore, you’ll still see it floating in the water, which can, of course, impact swimming and boating conditions.īook your stay at Hilton Tulum Riviera Maya All-Inclusive Resort via On the other hand, those seeking warm, sunny weather may opt not to travel here during hurricane season. Similarly, budget-conscious travellers should also steer clear of vacationing here during the high season, when airfare and hotel prices skyrocket. Travellers in search of rest and relaxation - sans large crowds - should avoid visiting during peak season, which includes holidays and spring break. The worst time to visit Tulum ultimately depends on what you hope to get from your vacation. “Some days at dawn, there is sargassum the next morning, the current changes and the beach is perfect.” Worst times to visit Tulum Fortunately, Fernandez tells Travel + Leisure that seaweed that washes ashore “can be cleaned quickly.” For example, he says, “We have a team who cleans the beach every morning at dawn.” He also notes that the amount of sargassum on the beach can vary depending on the day - and the current. However, that’s not to say your trip will be completely ruined. As a result, you may see the infamous brown-coloured, foul-smelling sargassum seaweed washed up along Tulum’s beaches if you travel then. In addition to rainy, humid weather, Sierra tells Travel + Leisure that seaweed season typically aligns with hurricane season, which means that visitors can expect to see the most seaweed from May-October. While a visit to Tulum during hurricane season means lower prices (especially when compared to high season), it does come at a cost. Best times to visit Tulum to avoid the seaweed While the savings won’t be as significant as if you were to travel in the low season, the weather will be much more pleasant, which means you can spend more time soaking up the sun on one of Mexico’s best beaches. During these months, you can expect to score great deals on flights and hotels. According to Fernandez, “many hotels cut their prices during this time in the off-season.”Īnother option is to visit in the shoulder seasons, which include the months of May and November along with early December (before the holiday season kicks into high gear). Moreover, visitors can save money on flights and lodging that is, as long as they don’t mind rain or humidity. According to Fernandez, travellers looking to save money should consider jetting off to Tulum between July and October, which aligns with hurricane season.
Great news: It is possible to visit Tulum on a budget - but you’ll need to plan accordingly.
You’ll also avoid the rowdy spring break crowds, an added bonus in our book.īook your stay at Cabanas Tulum- Beach Hotel & Spa via īook your stay at Cabanas Tulum Beach Hotel and Spa via Best times to visit Tulum for lower prices Image Credit: Daniel Caja/Getty Images Benjamin Fernandez, CEO of The Beach Tulum and Cabanas Tulum Beach Hotel & Spa, tells Travel + Leisure that May “usually has the best weather” (think: lots of sun, less humidity, and temperatures ranging from the mid-70s to the low 90s).
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