Flights to Durango (DGO) from USD46

Required Travel Documents

Before booking your flights to Durango, it’s important to ensure you have all the necessary documents in place. If you're traveling within Mexico, a valid identification is required. For international travelers, a passport is essential. Depending on your country of origin, a visa might also be required. For more details, refer to our comprehensive guide on documents and travel requirements.

Airport Check-in

Volaris offers several convenient ways to check in for your flights to Durango. You can check in online, at the airport, or via our mobile app. Online check-in is available 72 hours before your departure, and the mobile app ensures you can complete the process from anywhere. Be sure to arrive at the airport early, especially if you need to check bags or require any special assistance.

Durango International Airport (DGO)

Your travel to Durango begins when you land at General Guadalupe Victoria International Airport, located about 18 kilometers from the city center. The airport is small but well-equipped, offering a smooth experience for travelers. Once you've landed, follow the signs for baggage claim and customs (if applicable), and you’ll be on your way in no time.

How to Leave the Airport

Getting from the airport to the city is simple. You can catch a taxi right outside the terminal or arrange for a private transfer. Taxis are a reliable option, and the ride into the city center takes about 20-30 minutes. Alternatively, some hotels offer shuttle services, so it's worth checking ahead of your travel to Durango.

Accommodation in Durango

Durango offers a variety of accommodation options to suit every traveler:

• Historic Center: Ideal for travelers who want to immerse themselves in Durango's colonial charm. Stay close to historical landmarks, museums, and bustling plazas.
• Center Zone: A great spot for first-time visitors, offering easy access to restaurants, shops, and cultural attractions.
• Industrial City: Perfect for business travelers or those who prefer a quieter, modern area with proximity to industrial zones.

Places to Visit in Durango

Durango is home to numerous exciting attractions. Here are a few must-see places:

• Plaza de Armas: The central square of Durango, surrounded by impressive colonial buildings, including the Durango Cathedral.
• Cerro de los Remedios: A viewpoint offering panoramic views of the city, perfect for photos and taking in the beauty of Durango.
• Puente de Ojuela: An exciting excursion for adventurers. This historic suspension bridge is located about an hour and a half from the city and offers breathtaking views of the surrounding landscape.

Durango's Gastronomy

Durango offers a rich culinary experience. Be sure to try these local delicacies:

• Caldillo Durangueño: A traditional beef stew, flavored with local chiles, tomatoes, and spices. Perfect for a chilly evening.
• Gorditas de Nata: Sweet, thick tortillas made from cream and corn dough, often enjoyed as a dessert or snack.
• Chiles Rellenos Durangueños: Stuffed chiles with a Durango twist, typically filled with a blend of meats and local spices.