3 Reasons to Visit Nuevo Vallarta During September and October
If you’re looking for the perfect mix of sunshine, culture, and relaxation, Nuevo Vallarta should be at the top of your travel list this fall. September and October are often overlooked months, but they come with unique advantages that make them a fantastic time to visit. Here are three reasons why travelers love this season:
1. A Nature Lover’s Paradise
September and October are when the landscapes around Nuevo Vallarta are at their greenest and most vibrant thanks to the rainy season winding down. The jungles, mangroves, and mountains nearby are alive with color—perfect for nature walks, birdwatching, or simply enjoying the lush views from your terrace.
2. Sea Turtle Nesting Season
If you’re lucky, you can witness one of nature’s most magical events: sea turtles nesting and hatching along the beaches of Nuevo Vallarta. Many local conservation programs allow visitors to safely take part in turtle releases, an unforgettable experience for families and kids.
3. The Best Sunsets of the Year
Fall skies often bring dramatic sunsets over the Pacific, with fiery reds, purples, and golds that seem to last forever. It’s the ideal backdrop for an evening walk on the beach or dinner at an oceanfront restaurant. The slower pace of these months means you’ll have plenty of space to take it all in.
In addition, September and October bring a more relaxed atmosphere compared to the high season, with quieter beaches and restaurants. Travel also becomes more affordable thanks to reduced flight and lodging rates, and you’ll get the chance to experience Mexico’s culture at its best, from Independence Month celebrations to the early preparations for Day of the Dead.
Visiting during September and October means you’ll experience Nuevo Vallarta at its most authentic, colorful, and inspiring. With Property Matters, a Superhost on Airbnb, you can choose from over 15 beautiful apartments and homes, each designed for comfort and unforgettable stays. Reserve your fall getaway today!
