If you're planning a trip to Mexico, you'll want to make sure to take time to learn a little bit of Spanish before you leave. If you are not already fluent in Spanish, you can contact a local program in your area for help. Spanish learning opportunities are an excellent way to get insider information about the country. Here are a few of the top activities to do in Mexico. Read on to learn more.

Playa Norte, Cancun

Whether you want to spend your days on the beach, snorkeling, or doing some other water activity, you'll love Playa Norte Cancun. It's a popular tourist destination, conveniently located near the main ferry terminal, and it offers everything you could want from glistening white sand beaches to tantalizing restaurants and vibrant bars. Read on to find out about the latest reopenings, as well as daily Q&As with locals. For more comfort, you can use van rental Cancun airport and travel with car.

Located on the edge of Playa Norte, this beach is less crowded and offers less beach umbrellas. There are several places you can enjoy a relaxing afternoon, including Green Demon Beach Club, which features hexagon-shaped beach beds and healthy food options. Another option is the Oceanus Beach Club Isla Mujeres, which is inside the luxury Casa del Jaguar hotel. These beach clubs offer full-sized beach beds and bathrooms.

Tulum

While the town of Tulum is not known for its nightlife, you can find a lively scene at the Santino bar, a tucked away dive bar in the middle of town. The drinks are strong and the music is as good as any in the town. You can also hire a bicycle for as little as 100 pesos ($5.25). If you plan to spend the night, don't forget to pack sunscreen and a hat!

The town center of Tulum, or Pueblo, is the best place to taste local cuisine. There are many excellent restaurants both on the beach and in the town. Bicycles are available for rent at various locations in town, making it easy to explore the area. Once you're in town, you can hit the beach or browse boutiques in the town center. You may even want to take a trip to the local markets and artisan crafts centers.

Guanajuato

There are many things to do in Guanajuato, including shopping and seeing the local art scene. The city is popular with tourists, but it is also off-the-beaten path for international travelers. It is located right next to the historical city of San Miguel de Allende. Whether you want to learn about Mexican history or experience the arts, Guanajuato has a lot to offer.

For a taste of traditional Mexican cuisine, try the Hidalgo Market. This bustling market serves both the locals and the visitors and is a great place for cheap meals. You can even do a self-guided food tour and sample local specialties. Once you've sampled a variety of local foods, it's time to check out the Cervantino Festival.