Mexico in February means dry-season Oaxaca: hot clear days, warm nights, low-rain energy and the Pacific doing the most. Think beach before lunch, pool after lunch, golden hour that actually lasts, and late dinners without needing a jacket.
Beach house with direct access to a private beach. It has all the amenities in a natural environment.
Brisas de Zicatela, Oaxaca, Mexico. 24/7 surveillance controlled access. Private condominium in one of the area's most exclusive communities. Inside the subdivision there are courts: tennis, paddle tennis, basketball.
Ancestral Mexican flavours, easy pool lunches, mezcal-forward drinks and chef-style dinners for the nights we want to turn staying in into the main event.
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'First in' basis. Limited beds in the villa.
$900 accommodation payment.
Puerto Escondido. A week living Latino.
Pool first, beach second, then whatever the day turns into: Zicatela surf, yoga and recovery, chef-style dinners, mezcal, boat mornings, La Punta nights and slow resets back at the villa.
The house rhythm. Swim, read, disappear, reappear.
Puerto Escondido is known for its famous swell, surf's up dude!
Authentic feasts. When we decide, what we decide.
Book a local massage therapist, name a happier ending to your hangover? I'll wait!
Think sunset sessions in the nearby La Punta beach town, or find me at evening salsa lessons!
Watch turtles hatching on the beach, or book a dolphin & whale expedition - February is the perfect season!
Book flights ASAP. February is peak Puerto Escondido season; pricing and seats will move. Other routes are available through Mexico City to connect to Puerto Escondido
February sits in Puerto Escondido’s dry season: warm-to-hot days around 29–30°C, balmy nights around 21–22°C and very little rain. It is peak beach weather.
Puerto Escondido grew from a quieter Oaxacan port into a surf-and-design town centred around Zicatela, La Punta and the wider Pacific coast. It still feels less polished than Cabo or Tulum — that is the charm.
Puerto Escondido is generally considered a traveller-friendly coastal base, and current U.S. advice lists no specific travel restrictions for Puerto Escondido, Oaxaca City or Huatulco. Still: use trusted transfers, stay together late, keep beach valuables light and follow local advice.
Zicatela is famous because the waves are serious. Swim at calmer beaches when conditions suit, respect flag warnings, and treat the ocean like the main-character it is.
Lewis Lambert
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