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Plan your trip to Mexico efficiently!

Plan your trip to Mexico under the best possible conditions by exchanging your dollars for Mexican pesos before you leave! It’s essential to have some MXN cash on hand so you can easily cover your expenses once you arrive.

By using the currency exchange tool at the top of this page, you can reserve MXN at the best rate available. We’ll automatically apply a preferential exchange rate with 0% commission, helping you make the most of your budget for a successful stay in Mexico.

When placing your order, simply specify the branch and the day you’d like to collect your pesos, and we’ll make sure everything is prepared and ready for you on the day.

Practical tips for planning your budget

Lunch in Mexico costs around 150 MXN on average, although prices may vary depending on the season and the area you’re visiting. For dinner, a restaurant meal for two people will generally cost around 500 MXN.

In Mexico, tipping usually ranges from 10% to 15% of the bill, depending on the quality of the service.

If you’re planning to travel around Mexico on a moderate budget — without cutting back on dining or activities — you should expect to spend around 1,100 Mexican pesos per person, per day on average.

A Few Suggestions for Your Trip to Mexico

If you’re after warm, sunny weather, the best time to visit Mexico is between October and June.

  • Mexico City is a vibrant destination that combines rich history with a modern atmosphere, offering plenty to explore and experience.
  • Some of the must-see attractions we recommend visiting in Mexico include Constitution Square (Zócalo), the Templo Mayor, the Palace of Fine Arts, the National Museum of Art, and Chapultepec Castle.
  • Mexico’s live performances are also not to be missed, especially the traditional folkloric ballet shows and the mariachis at Plaza Garibaldi.
  • Exploring the city’s street art is another great way to discover different neighbourhoods while enjoying a long walk around the city.
  • Zona Rosa, located in Colonia Juárez, is one of the capital’s trendiest, liveliest, and most tourist-friendly areas — definitely worth a visit.
  • In a similar spirit to Coyoacán, but generally less crowded, the traditional neighbourhoods of San Ángel and Chimalistac are also well worth exploring in the south of Mexico City.
  • A ride on the colourful trajineras is an experience you’re unlikely to forget!
  • And for beautiful beaches and the perfect holiday tan, consider visiting Playa Delfines, Holbox, Playa Norte, Mahahual, Mamitas, Paraíso, and many more.

When Do You Need Cash in Mexico?

Mexico is still largely a cash-based society, so it’s important to carry Mexican pesos (MXN) in cash for your everyday purchases.

As a result, restaurants, street food stalls, convenience stores, and local vendors typically only accept cash. This is also the case for the many markets you’ll find throughout the country. In general, it’s essential to have pesos on you every day, otherwise you may find yourself unable to make even small purchases.

Local transport is no exception. Whether you take a bus, a colectivo, a street taxi, or the metro, payment is usually made in cash.

To travel around Mexico with peace of mind, don’t forget to exchange your dollars to MXN before departure to avoid high exchange rates.

Some facts about the Mexican Peso

Denominations of the Mexican Peso

Notes: 

  • 20 MXN
  • 50 MXN
  • 100 MXN
  • 200 MXN
  • 500 MXN
  • 1,000 MXN

Coins: 

  • 10¢
  • 20¢
  • 50¢ 
  • 1 MXN
  • 2 MXN
  • 5 MXN
  • 10 MXN
  • 20 MXN

FAQs about Mexican Peso (MXN)

Here are some of the most common questions travelers ask before exchanging AUD to MXN.

For a one-week trip to Mexico, a reasonable amount of cash is roughly 7,000–10,000 MXN per person for daily expenses, with cards covering larger hotels and restaurants.

Credit cards are widely accepted in major cities, hotels, and larger restaurants, but many smaller shops, markets, and transport services are cash-only.

Yes, tipping is customary in Mexico—typically 10–15% in restaurants, and small tips are also expected for services like taxis, hotel staff, and tour guides.

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