School holidays
Mexico · 2026
4 school breaks in Mexico during 2026. Longest is 48 days (Summer Holidays).
Next school break
Summer Holidays
Jul 15 – Aug 31 · 48 days
40
days away
All 2026 school breaks
4 totalListCalendar
Dec22
Christmas Holidays
Dec 22 – Jan 6 · 16 days
16d
Mar30
Easter Holidays
Mar 30 – Apr 10 · 12 days
12d
Jul15
Summer Holidays
Jul 15 – Aug 31 · 48 days
48d
Dec21
Christmas Holidays
Dec 21 – Jan 5 · 16 days
16d
LegendPublic holidaySchool breakBridge day opportunityWeekend
January 2026
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1New Year's Day🌉 4d
2Bridge day → New Year's Day
22–Jan 6Christmas Holidays
February 2026
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2Constitution Day📅 3d
March 2026
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16Benito Juarez Day📅 3d
30–Apr 10Easter Holidays
April 2026
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2Holy Thursday🌉 4d
3Good Friday📅 3d
3Bridge day → Holy Thursday
May 2026
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1Labour Day📅 3d
5Anniversary of the Battle of Puebla🌉 4d
4Bridge day → Anniversary of the Battle of Puebla
June 2026
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15–Aug 31Summer Holidays
August 2026
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16Independence Day
October 2026
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12Day of the Race📅 3d
November 2026
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2All Souls' Day📅 3d
16Revolution Day📅 3d
December 2026
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12Lady of Guadalupe Day
25Christmas Day📅 3d
21–Jan 5Christmas Holidays
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Jan1
New Year's Day
Feb2
Constitution Day
Mar16
Benito Juarez Day
Apr2
Holy Thursday
Apr3
Good Friday
May1
Labour Day
May5
Anniversary of the Battle of Puebla
Sep16
Independence Day
Oct12
Day of the Race
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Frequently asked questions
When are school holidays in Mexico 2026?
Mexico schools have 4 break periods throughout 2026. See the month-by-month timeline above for each break's start and end dates.
How many school breaks does Mexico have in 2026?
Mexico schools observe 4 break periods in 2026, including national holidays and seasonal breaks. Exact dates may vary by region or school zone.
When is the Christmas school break in Mexico 2026?
The Christmas school break in Mexico runs December 22, 2025 – January 6, 2026.
When is the Easter school break in Mexico 2026?
The Easter school break in Mexico runs March 30, 2026 – April 10, 2026.
When is the summer school break in Mexico 2026?
The summer school break in Mexico runs July 15, 2026 – August 31, 2026.
Why do school holiday dates differ by region?
Many countries stagger school holidays across regions or zones to avoid simultaneous travel demand. France, the Netherlands, Germany, and others use this approach.
When is the best time to travel around school holidays?
Prices and crowds spike during school breaks. Traveling 1–2 weeks before or after a break — when other regions are still in school — typically offers better availability and lower prices.
Where does this calendar come from?
Data is sourced from the national education ministry of Mexico. See the source link below for the official publication.