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Mexico is so much more than fun in the sun- but when it comes to that, it’s pretty fantastic too. Places like Mexico City are experiencing cultural renaissances, with vibrant food, fashion and social scenes. From horse back riding in the desert highlands to luxuriating in Cancun, it’s time to hit Mexico. The deals are calling…

The Deals

Quite a few mainstream airlines are offering deals starting at just $210 round trip or less from both coasts of the United States to Mexico. The very best deals are to Mexico City or Cancun and you can fly on top airlines like JetBlue, United, Volaris, American and Delta.

The Dates

These deals are primarily available in March, April and May – and then again in August, September and October. Not every single date will be available, but using Google Flights handy tricks, you can find dates with ease.

Booking

These deals are easy to book – and we’ve made them even easier. In price order, here are the best round trip deals to Mexico, like: $202 Miami to Cancun$207 Fort Lauderdale to Mexico City, $208 Los Angeles to Mexico City$210 New York City to Mexico City, $210 Chicago to Mexico City, $211 San Antonio to Mexico City, $240 Phoenix to Mexico City, $254 Los Angeles to Cancun, $270 Baltimore to Mexico City and $276 Atlanta to Cancun. P.S, Mexico City is one of the best foodie spots on earth. Don’t see your city? Use these tricks to perform your own search.

Are you going to Mexico?

Featured image courtesy of the Ritz Carlton Cancun.

Gilbert Ott

Gilbert Ott is an ever curious traveler and one of the world's leading travel experts. His adventures take him all over the globe, often spanning over 200,000 miles a year and his travel exploits are regularly...

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