Cancun:

Warm white sand beaches, crystal blue seas, romantic Caribbean nights, world-class hotels with an abundance of restaurants and nightlife comprise the ambiance which makes Cancun unique.

Cancun is located in the South-eastern part of Mexico and is approximately 16 miles long and is enhanced by a delightful tropical climate! The coastline stretches about 540 miles with numerous coral islands and the world’s second largest barrier reef.

Cancun is in the Central Standard time zone all year round and has a semi-tropical climate with an average temperature of 80 degrees Farenheit. 

Average daily maximum and minimum temperatures for Cancun are: 

January – March	(68-86 degrees F)
April – June	(71-89 degrees F)
July – September	(75-91 degrees F)
October – December	(68-87 degrees F)

The average number of days within a year that Cancun may experience rain is 58.

Los Cabos:

Los Cabos is on the southernmost tip of the Baja Peninsula just below Southern California and west of Mainland Mexico and fast becoming one of Mexico's prime vacation locations.

Los Cabos is comprised of two small and very different towns offering something for everyone. Each town is on the opposite end of 20 miles of coastline known as the Golden Corridor. Cabo San Lucas is at the southern tip and San Jose del Cabo is located to the northeast.

The region’s geography is a dynamic mix of unspoiled desert landscape, white sand beaches and dramatic rock formations.

Los Cabos is on Mountain Time and observes Daylight Savings Time.  Most of the year, Cabo enjoys what many consider to be perfect weather.

Average daily maximum and minimum temperatures for Cabo are:

January - March	(60-77 degrees F)
April - June	(65-85 degrees F)
July - October	(73-95 degrees F)
November - December	(60-85 degrees F)

Los Cabos does get some storms during the summer; however, tropical storms and hurricanes usually pass by to the south hardly ever hitting directly.  When these storms pass by, it can rain, but it never rains for very long.