Flights to Loreto (LTO) from 362MXN

Required Documentation for Traveling

Before securing your flights to Loreto Mexico, make sure you know the proper travel documents and requirements. Domestic travelers need an ID, while international visitors should carry a valid passport. Visit Volaris for the most up-to-date travel information to make your travel to Loreto as smooth as possible.

Check-In

Enjoy a hassle-free check-in process for your plane ticket to Loreto by using Volaris’ online platform. You can check in 72 hours before your departure, saving time at the airport. If you prefer, arrive early and use the airport counters to check in directly.

Baggage

When traveling to Loreto Mexico, Volaris allows one carry-on and one personal item with your ticket. Make sure your baggage meets the airline’s requirements, and pack light for Loreto’s warm, coastal climate.

Loreto International Airport (LTO)

After booking your flights to Loreto, you’ll arrive at Loreto International Airport (LTO), just minutes from the town center. This small, efficient airport offers rental car services, a snack bar, and other basic amenities, making it a breeze to get in and out.

Getting Out of the Airport

Once you’ve landed, taxis and shuttles are available right outside the terminal to take you to your hotel or preferred destination in the heart of Loreto. For those planning a broader adventure in Baja, renting a car at the airport provides the flexibility to explore the stunning landscapes and coastal roads at your leisure.

Accommodation in Loreto

Loreto offers a mix of accommodations that cater to different budgets and styles of travel:

• Loreto Downtown: For those who want to experience the authentic charm of Loreto, staying downtown offers access to historic landmarks, local restaurants, and cultural sites within walking distance.
• Beachfront Resorts: If you’re seeking relaxation, opt for one of the resorts along the Sea of Cortez, where you can enjoy direct beach access and stunning ocean views.
• Eco-lodges and Boutique Hotels: Perfect for nature lovers, eco-lodges in and around Loreto offer unique stays that emphasize sustainability and proximity to natural wonders.

Places to Visit in Loreto

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

• Islands of Loreto: Sail through the protected waters of the Loreto Bay National Marine Park, where you can visit stunning islands like Coronado and Carmen, perfect for snorkeling, hiking, and wildlife watching.
• Misión de Nuestra Señora de Loreto: This historic mission, founded in 1697, is a key part of the Camino Real and marks the beginning of the Jesuit missionary efforts in Baja California. Don’t miss its well-preserved architecture and museum.
• Puerto Escondido: Located just south of Loreto, this natural harbor is a haven for boaters and a perfect spot to take in the beauty of the Sea of Cortez.

Gastronomy in Loreto

Loreto’s cuisine is a delicious blend of fresh seafood and traditional Mexican flavors. Here are a few local dishes to try:

• Chocolate Clams: A regional specialty, these large, meaty clams are grilled with garlic and served with lime—a perfect appetizer for seafood lovers.
• Fish Tacos: Freshly caught fish, lightly battered and fried, served with a crisp cabbage slaw and zesty salsa in soft tortillas. A must-try in Loreto’s coastal restaurants.
• Machaca: Dried, shredded beef or fish served with eggs and tortillas for a hearty breakfast or brunch. It’s a true taste of Baja’s ranching and fishing traditions.