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The Zócalo and Metropolitan Cathedral in Mexico CityThe Temple of the God of the Winds at Tulum above the Caribbean Sea

Mexico City vs Tulum in July

Mexico City and Tulum are close in July. Mexico City averages 13–25°C with low crowds; Tulum 22–32°C with moderate crowds.

By Daan · Last reviewed October 2026

Mexico City and Tulum

The verdict for July

  • WeatherTulum has the better weather4/10 vs 6.5/10
  • CrowdsMexico City is quieterLow vs Moderate
  • PricesMexico City is cheaper$ vs $$$
  • OverallVery similar6/10 vs 5.8/10
The Zócalo and Metropolitan Cathedral in Mexico City

Mexico City in July

Quiet and rain-washed

Temperature
13–25°C
Crowds
Low
Prices
$

+The cleanest air quality of the year, and thin crowds at major sights.

–Peak rainy season — daily downpours are close to guaranteed.

The quietest, cleanest version of the city — if you accept the rain.

Mexico City in July
The Temple of the God of the Winds at Tulum above the Caribbean Sea

Tulum in July

Hot, humid, and tropical

Temperature
22–32°C
Crowds
Moderate
Prices
$$$

+Hot sea temperatures

–Humidity

July remains very warm and humid, with tropical showers but plenty of opportunities for beach time. Summer travel can bring more visitors than the surrounding low-season months.

Tulum in July

Scores and crowd levels are my own judgement; temperatures are monthly averages. Higher scores are better: quieter, cheaper and more pleasant.

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