Cuernavaca Holidays Uncovered

Find out how to make the most of your holiday to Cuernavaca with our insider tips.

Festivals

Visiting one of Mexico’s festivals is a fantastic experience on a Cuernavaca holiday so why not try one of these - El Dia de San Antonio(June 13), La Fiesta de Nuestra Señora de los Milagros (September 8) and the Virgin of Guadalupe Day (December 12) – which are held in the city and include firework displays, fairs, dance performances and much more.

Spas

Cuernavaca has attracted royalty form all over the world for centuries due to its amazing spas and springs. Why not try them for yourself at Hosteria Las Quintas with its outdoor jacuzzi, floatation tank, temascal steam baths, seaweed treatments and massages or try the oxygen bar at La Casa de los Arboles Hotel Spa Holistico to rejuvenate and relax.

Honeymoons

Mexico is a perfect honeymoon destination with a huge variety of things to do and some of the world’s most luxurious hotels to relax in. Head to Misión del Sol Resort & Spa for an unforgettable holiday at a world class eco-spa with 2 swimming pools, luxury rooms with king size beds, a sauna and steam room, sports courts and lush gardens.

Get settled

Your first day in a new country can be a little nerve0wracking so here are a few tips to help you settle in.

Can I drink the water?

No, stick to bottled water. Avoid ice and salads too, just to be safe.

What’s the 999 number?

Call 066 in an emergency. If you forget this, 911 redirects you to the emergency services in Mexico in most areas.

What’s the weather like?

Cuernavaca is the ‘city of eternal spring’ due to its year-round pleasant climate. It’s cooler in the evenings so it’s best to wear a jumper or jacket if you’re heading out for the night.

Shall I learn the local lingo?

Some locals speak English however you should try to learn some simple Spanish phrases to help you get by. There are some language schools in the city if you fancy learning more of the language during your holiday to Cuernavaca.