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Hi.. just a question about when everyone thinks is the best time to cruise the Mexican Riviera. We are thinking about October 2006. Anyone have any thoughts of the best time to visit for the best warm weather conditions? Is May or October a good time? When is the rainy season? I have heard people say that winter sometimes water can be colder....

 

Thank you all again!

Karen

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Hi.. just a question about when everyone thinks is the best time to cruise the Mexican Riviera. We are thinking about October 2006. Anyone have any thoughts of the best time to visit for the best warm weather conditions? Is May or October a good time? When is the rainy season? I have heard people say that winter sometimes water can be colder....

 

Thank you all again!

Karen

 

We have been to the mexican riviera in both May and October. Weather leaving and returning to San Pedro was in the 70s on both cruises so comfortable but not "tropical". Definately shorts temps but I didnt go in the pools. Temps in Mexico were in the mid/high 80s in early May and the low 90s in mid october. October was a little more humid. We just made sure to wear light colored shirts when walking around town and carry a water bottle. Since some of the shops are air conditioned it was nice to duck into them for a cool down while browsing and shopping. I've heard the rainy season is September but dont know anyone who's gone then to confirm.

 

Any other questions, just ask....

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I cruised on the Vision last Christmas, and the weather departing LA was sunny but cool. Once the sun went down it was chilly/cold. The first sea day was cool, but not bad and the weather in Mexico was hot. We did not see whales on this cruise but there were hundreds of dolphin feeding in the morning of the 1st sea day. I was on the Monarch last New Year's and there were about 5 whales swiming close to the ship.

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I cruised on the Vision last Christmas, and the weather departing LA was sunny but cool. Once the sun went down it was chilly/cold. The first sea day was cool, but not bad and the weather in Mexico was hot. We did not see whales on this cruise but there were hundreds of dolphin feeding in the morning of the 1st sea day. I was on the Monarch last New Year's and there were about 5 whales swiming close to the ship.

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I cruised on the Vision last Christmas, and the weather departing LA was sunny but cool. Once the sun went down it was chilly/cold. The first sea day was cool, but not bad and the weather in Mexico was hot. We did not see whales on this cruise but there were hundreds of dolphin feeding in the morning of the 1st sea day. I was on the Monarch last New Year's and there were about 5 whales swiming close to the ship.

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We just went Oct. 16. The first sea day was verrrrry chilly and when there were clouds, it was actually cold. The last sea day was the same. The first two ports were very hot, Puerto Vallarta just right, first sea day coming back--just right.

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