Flights to Huatulco (HUX) from 238MXN

Required Documentation for Traveling

Before traveling to Huatulco, ensure you have the necessary travel documents. While Mexican residents only need a valid ID for domestic flights, international travelers must have a passport. For a smooth experience when booking airline tickets to Huatulco, check Volaris for up-to-date travel document requirements.

Check-In

Checking in for your flights to Huatulco Mexico is simple and hassle-free. You can use the Volaris website or mobile app to check in online, available 72 to 1 hour before your flight. For those who prefer to check in at the airport, arriving early is advised to ensure a smooth boarding process.

Baggage

When preparing for your trip to Huatulco, Volaris allows one personal item and one carry-on item as part of your fare. If you plan to bring more, make sure your checked luggage follows the airline’s size and weight guidelines.

Huatulco International Airport (HUX)

Upon booking your airfare to Huatulco Mexico, you'll arrive at Huatulco International Airport (HUX), located just 20 minutes from the main hotel zones. The airport is small and easy to navigate, making the start of your vacation stress-free. Taxis and rental cars are readily available to take you to your hotel or preferred destination.

Getting Out of the Airport

Exiting the airport is quick and simple. Taxis are available right outside the terminal, offering a fast and affordable way to reach the heart of Huatulco. If you prefer to explore the region at your own pace, car rentals are available at the airport, giving you the flexibility to visit the area's beautiful beaches and attractions at your leisure.

Accommodation in Huatulco

Huatulco offers a variety of accommodations to fit every budget and preference. Whether you're staying in luxury resorts or boutique hotels, you’ll find something to suit your style.

• Tangolunda Bay: Known for its upscale resorts and all-inclusive hotels, this area is ideal for those seeking a luxurious getaway with stunning ocean views.
• Santa Cruz: A vibrant area offering more budget-friendly options. This is a great place for travelers looking to be near the marina, local markets, and restaurants.
• La Crucecita: Perfect for those who prefer a quieter, more local experience. Boutique hotels and charming guesthouses await, along with a taste of authentic Oaxacan culture.

Places to Visit in Huatulco

Here are three must-see attractions when visiting Huatulco:

• Cacaluta Bay: A hidden gem known for its untouched beauty, Cacaluta Bay is perfect for those looking to escape the crowds and enjoy nature in its purest form.
• Huatulco National Park: Explore the natural beauty of Huatulco’s biodiversity. This protected area offers hiking trails, birdwatching, and stunning views of the region’s flora and fauna.
• San Agustín Bay: Known for its calm, crystal-clear waters and thriving coral reefs, San Agustín Bay is ideal for snorkeling and relaxing on the beach. It’s one of the lesser-known spots, offering tranquility and excellent underwater experiences.

Gastronomy in Huatulco

Huatulco is known for its delicious local cuisine. Here are some must-try dishes:

• Tlayudas: A large, crispy tortilla topped with refried beans, cheese, avocado, and meat, providing a filling and flavorful meal.
• Oaxacan Mole: A savory and complex sauce made from a blend of chili peppers, chocolate, and spices, typically served over chicken or turkey.
• Fresh Ceviche: Perfect for a beachside snack, ceviche is made with freshly caught seafood marinated in lime juice, combined with tomatoes, onions, and cilantro.