Flights to Morelia (MLM) from 18MXN

Required Travel Documents

Before booking your flight to Morelia, Mexico, ensure you have the necessary travel documents. Mexican nationals traveling domestically need a valid ID, such as a passport or voter ID card. For U.S. travelers, a valid passport is required, along with a Mexican tourist permit (FMM) if staying longer than 180 days. You can find more detailed information about travel documents 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!

Morelia Airport (MLM)

Upon arrival at Morelia Airport (officially General Francisco J. Mujica International Airport), you'll find yourself just 30 minutes from the city center. The airport is small and easy to navigate, with clear signage guiding you through immigration, baggage claim, and customs. Be prepared to show your travel documents and declare any goods you’re bringing into the country.

Getting from the Airport

Once you've collected your luggage, you can easily find transportation options to the city. Taxis and rideshare services are readily available outside the terminal. Alternatively, you can rent a car from one of the rental agencies located within the airport. Driving in Morelia is straightforward, and having a car gives you the flexibility to explore the surrounding areas at your own pace.

Accommodation in Morelia

• Historic Center: Perfect for those who want to be in the heart of the action. You'll find a mix of boutique hotels and colonial-style accommodations, all within walking distance of major attractions like the Morelia Cathedral and Plaza de Armas.
• Santa María: Located on the outskirts of the city, this area offers a more tranquil setting with stunning views of Morelia. Ideal for travelers seeking peace and quiet.
• Camelinas: A modern neighborhood known for its shopping malls, restaurants, and hotels. It’s a great option if you prefer contemporary amenities and a more suburban feel.

Top Things to Do in Morelia

• Morelia Cathedral: An architectural masterpiece in the heart of the city, known for its striking towers and beautiful interior. Don’t miss the evening light show!
• Aqueduct of Morelia: Stretching over a mile, this 18th-century aqueduct is one of the city's most iconic landmarks. Perfect for a leisurely stroll or bike ride.
• Museum of Michoacan: Dive into the region's history and culture with exhibits ranging from pre-Hispanic artifacts to contemporary art.

Gastronomy

• Enchiladas Morelianas: A local favorite, these enchiladas are made with red or green sauce and stuffed with cheese, topped with chicken, potatoes, and carrots.
• Carnitas: Michoacán is famous for its carnitas, slow-cooked pork that is crispy on the outside and tender on the inside, typically served with tortillas and salsa.
• Atole: A traditional hot drink made from cornmeal, flavored with chocolate, vanilla, or cinnamon, perfect for enjoying on a cool evening.