Hurricane season runs from June through November, with peak activity in September and October. The Caribbean coast (Cancun, Riviera Maya) and the Pacific coast (Puerto Vallarta, Acapulco) face the highest risk. Los Cabos can also be affected, though hurricanes are less frequent there. If traveling during hurricane season, monitor weather forecasts and ensure your travel insurance includes trip interruption coverage.
Mexico sits on multiple tectonic plates, making earthquakes a natural occurrence. The country experiences hundreds of small tremors annually, most of which go unnoticed. Significant earthquakes are rare but can occur. Major hotels and resorts are built to modern seismic codes, and staff are trained in evacuation procedures.
During your stay, familiarize yourself with emergency exits at your accommodation. In the event of an earthquake, move away from windows and exterior walls, and follow local guidance.
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