Yes! We've been here twice and not once have we ever felt unsafe! Locals, including the ex-pat Americans who live there permanently, are very friendly and welcoming to tourists. But of course in any situation, we would ask that you use common sense as always when you are traveling, whether in the US or internationally.
To allow all guests the ability to relax and really let loose, we have chosen to make our special weekend adults only. We hope you will understand our decision and take the opportunity to let your hair down, kick up your heels and celebrate in style!
We know that time away from home and work is precious so we recommend making the most of your trip and staying as long as you can! With that being said, you can see most of San Miguel in 2-3 days. It's not near a beach though so if you're craving some sand, Puerto Vallarta, Cancun and our favorite, Cabo, are all just a short flight away!
San Miguel in May is beautiful! The average temperature during this time ranges from 75-88 degrees. Sometimes there is potential for rain, but if so, it will only last a few minutes. Overall the temperatures will be warm, but I always suggest packing a light jacket too just in case!
As of today, the US no longer requires a covid test when returning to the states. But with covid rules and regulations changing constantly, we will update this as it gets closer to the date.
We do not recommend renting a car. San Miguel is a relatively small, dense town with narrow cobblestone streets so please pack comfortable walking shoes! Make sure you are ALWAYS WATCHING WHERE YOU STEP as the cobblestones can be uneven and some streets are steep. There are also cabs are everywhere and very cheap! If you take a cab while in the city, make sure you use a green or white one (these are official). Also make sure to agree on a rate to your destination before accepting the ride. Don't forget though! You will need to book a car to take you from the airport to San Miguel and back. That's the only important ride to be aware of during your time here.
As stated before, San Miguel is a very clean and safe city! But when in Mexico just be aware to only drink bottled or filtered water. Do not eat uncooked meat or fish (there are some nice sushi options in San Miguel, but just to be on the safe side of things we don't recommend this). Happy stomachs only! :)
We find it's much easier and faster to pay with pesos in San Miguel! The majority of places do accept credit cards though.
Make sure your passport will not expire before the big weekend! :)
Just a reminder if you didn't catch it on the travel page to download WhatsApp on your phone. It is an international messaging app (similar to texting). All of the car companies, hotels and airbnbs will use this app to communicate with you about your upcoming stay and travel plans. It's extremely helpful and straightforward to use! Start to familiarize yourself with it now if it's new to you!
Still have questions? We have answers! Please feel free to reach out via text or email at info@diadelasrosas.com.