Flights to Acapulco (ACA) from 206MXN

Required Documentation for Travel

Before embarking on your journey to Acapulco, ensure you have the necessary documentation. For Mexican citizens, a valid ID is usually sufficient. However, international travelers, especially those from the U.S., will need a valid passport. You can find detailed information on travel documents and requirements here.

Check-in

We recommend checking in online well in advance to streamline your travel experience. For domestic flights, passengers with the Zero fare can check in 3 days prior, those with the Basic fare can do so 5 days in advance, and Plus fare holders can check in 7 days before departure.
For international flights, online check-in is available from 24 hours up to one hour before departure. This not only saves time at the airport but also allows you to choose your preferred seat and review your travel details at your leisure.

Baggage

Pack smart for your trip! Keep in mind that warm and dry climates require light clothing. Remember that at Volaris, baggage allowances may vary depending on the fare you choose. For detailed information on what you can bring, please visit our baggage policy page. See you on board!

Acapulco Airport

Acapulco International Airport (ACA), officially known as General Juan N. Álvarez International Airport, is conveniently located about 26 kilometers from the city center. Upon arrival, you’ll find various transportation options to reach your accommodation.

Getting Out of the Airport

After collecting your luggage, you can choose from several transportation options to leave the airport. Taxis are readily available, and you can also use ride-sharing services or arrange for a shuttle with your hotel. If you prefer, there are car rental services right at the airport.

Accommodation in Acapulco

• Costera Miguel Alemán: The heart of Acapulco, ideal for those who want to be close to the action. Here, you’ll find a variety of hotels ranging from budget to luxury, with many offering stunning ocean views.
• Diamante Zone: A more tranquil area known for its upscale resorts and private villas. Perfect for travelers seeking a more exclusive and relaxed atmosphere.
• Traditional Acapulco: Offers a glimpse into the city’s past with historic hotels and proximity to cultural landmarks. Ideal for history buffs and those looking to explore the local culture.

Places to Visit in Acapulco

• La Quebrada: Witness the famous cliff divers perform their daring jumps from heights of up to 35 meters into the ocean below. This is a must-see spectacle that defines the spirit of Acapulco.
• Fort of San Diego: Explore this historic fortress that now houses a museum dedicated to the history of Acapulco and its importance as a port city.
• Pie de la Cuesta: A serene beach area known for its breathtaking sunsets and laid-back atmosphere. It’s the perfect spot to relax after a day of sightseeing.

Gastronomy

• Pozole: A traditional Mexican soup made from hominy, pork, and a variety of toppings. Thursdays in Acapulco are known as "Pozole Thursdays," where many restaurants offer this dish as a special.
• Tiritas de Pescado: A coastal favorite, this dish features strips of fresh fish marinated in lime juice, served with onions and chili peppers.
• Ceviche Acapulqueño: A local twist on the classic ceviche, made with fresh seafood, lime juice, tomatoes, onions, and cilantro, offering a burst of flavors in every bite.