Discover Why This Mexican Beachtown Is the Ultimate End-Of-Summer And Fall Escape
As the fall season approaches, travelers search for the perfect destination to unwind and recharge. But what if we told you that the best spot to visit this year isn’t where you’d expect? This tropical paradise, often overshadowed by more mainstream locations, has emerged as the top choice for savvy travelers in 2024—and here’s why you should consider making it your next getaway.
Unbeatable Airfares
This fall, flights to Cancun are more affordable than ever. Prices are at a yearly low, with round-trip fares from Michigan starting at $300, Colorado at $280, New York at $320, Texas at $250, California at $340, and Oregon at $310. With these unbeatable deals, you can book your dream getaway.
Favorable Exchange Rate
The current exchange rate is highly favorable, with 1 USD equating to approximately 17.20 MXN. Your dollar stretches further, making this an excellent opportunity to indulge in luxury accommodations and fine dining.
Experience Turtle Nesting and Hatching Season
One of Akumal's most magical experiences is witnessing the turtle nesting and hatching season. From the comfort of your private vacation rental, you can watch as sea turtles lay their eggs on the beach and see the baby turtles make their way to the ocean—a truly unforgettable experience.
Beachfront Vacation Rentals at Their Lowest Rates
Fall is the perfect time to take advantage of reduced rates on stunning beachfront vacation rentals. With fewer crowds, many properties offer their lowest prices of the year, allowing you to stay in luxury without the high-season price tag. Imagine waking up to the sound of the ocean from a private villa, all at a fraction of the cost compared to peak season.
Fewer Crowds, More Beach
Akumal is quieter with schools back in session, offering you more space to enjoy its pristine beaches. It’s the perfect season for couples, groups of adult friends, or families looking for a serene and relaxing getaway.
The Best Weather And Beach Conditions
The intense summer heat has subsided, leaving calm, lapping waters and pleasant temperatures. Plus, the sargassum situation has improved significantly. According to the latest report by the University of South Florida's Satellite-based Sargassum Watch System (SaWS), most sargassum is still out in the Atlantic. It may even decrease, ensuring clear, beautiful beaches for your visit.
Plan Ahead
Contact us plan your escape to Akumal this fall and discover why August- October is the best time of year to visit this paradise!