Flights to Colima (CLQ) from 263MXN

Required Documentation for Traveling

Before securing your flights to Colima Mexico, be sure to have the correct travel documents. Mexican citizens need only a valid ID for domestic travel, while international visitors will require a valid passport. For the latest requirements, check Volaris for updates before your trip to Colima City.

Check-In

Volaris offers easy online check-in for your plane tickets to Colima Mexico up to 72 hours before departure. Alternatively, you can check in at the airport, but it's best to arrive early to avoid long lines. Online check-in can save you time, making your journey smoother.

Baggage

When traveling to Colima, Volaris includes one carry-on and one personal item in your ticket fare. If you need more baggage, ensure your checked bags meet the airline’s size and weight requirements. Lightweight clothing is ideal for Colima’s tropical climate, and don’t forget your hiking gear if you plan to explore the region’s volcanoes.

Colima International Airport (CLQ)

After booking your flights to Colima City, you will land at Colima International Airport (CLQ), located just 20 minutes from the city center. This small and efficient airport provides car rentals, cafes, and ATMs to ensure a comfortable arrival.

Getting Out of the Airport

Transportation options from Colima International Airport include taxis and car rentals, offering easy access to Colima City and surrounding areas. If you plan to explore the region’s natural beauty or visit nearby towns like Comala, renting a car provides the freedom to travel at your own pace.

Accommodation in Colima

Colima offers a wide range of accommodations that suit various travel styles and budgets. Here are some top areas to stay:

• Colima City Center: Stay here to be close to Colima’s historic landmarks, shops, and restaurants. The city center is ideal for first-time visitors looking to experience the town’s colonial charm.
• Comala: Known as the "White Town of America," Comala is a beautiful town just outside Colima, famous for its white-washed buildings and stunning views of the nearby volcanoes. This area offers a peaceful retreat for those seeking a quieter stay.
• Beach Resorts: If you’re looking for a coastal escape, the nearby Manzanillo beaches offer resort-style accommodations along the Pacific coast, perfect for travelers who want to combine city exploration with beach relaxation.

Places to Visit in Colima

Here are three must-see attractions when you book your flights to Colima Mexico:

• Colima Volcano (Volcán de Colima): Also known as the "Fire Volcano," this active volcano is one of Mexico’s most stunning natural landmarks. Adventurous travelers can take guided hikes to enjoy panoramic views of the surrounding region.
• El Salto Waterfall: Located just a short drive from Colima City, this beautiful waterfall is a great spot for a day trip. You can hike through the lush forest and take a dip in the cool, refreshing waters at the base of the falls.
• Historic Center: A charming district filled with colonial-era architecture, public plazas, and local markets. Stroll through the streets to discover the city’s cultural heart, where you can visit the Colima Cathedral and enjoy the vibrant local atmosphere.

Gastronomy in Colima

Colima’s cuisine is a delightful blend of traditional Mexican flavors and coastal influences. Be sure to try these local dishes:

• Sopitos: Miniature fried tortillas topped with shredded meat, lettuce, cheese, and salsa. These bite-sized treats are perfect for a light meal or snack.
• Tatemado: A slow-cooked pork dish marinated in a rich blend of chilies and spices, typically served with rice and tortillas.
• Ponche de Granada: This refreshing pomegranate punch is a regional favorite, combining sweet and tart flavors. It’s a must-try during your visit to Colima.