Airport Shuttle Service in Loreto Bay for Easy Transfers
Difficulty
easy
Duration
45 minutes
Fitness Level
Suitable for all fitness levels as this is a seated shuttle ride
Overview
Book a hassle-free shuttle from Loreto Airport to Nopolo/Loreto Bay. Choose public or private rides with professional chauffeurs for a smooth start to your Baja adventure.
Shuttle From Loreto Airport (LTO) to Nopolo/Loreto Bay
Prices start at $18 per passenger | Public & private shuttle options
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About This Adventure
Experience seamless travel with a convenient shuttle service between the airport and downtown Loreto. Enjoy a hassle-free 45-minute ride, with a professional chauffeur ready to greet you upon arrival. Choose from public or private options to suit your group size, ensuring a comfortable and memorable start to your journey.
Shuttle between the airport and downtown Loreto.
Rates
Public Shuttle Passenger - $18.00 Private Shuttle: 1 to 4 Passengers - $58.00 Private Shuttle: 1 to 7 Passengers - $88.00 Private Shuttle: 1 to 9 Passengers - $97.00 Private Shuttle: 1 to 17 Passengers- $153.00
Duration
45 minutes (approx.)
About
- Please note after booking and receiving your confirmation number along with your e-ticket please print and have ready upon arriving to Airport. A chauffeur from Wild Loreto will be waiting for you at the airport arrival terminal.
Note: If you make other transfer arrangements with agents within the airport not official agent of Wild Loreto this will be the same as a “No Show” and your transportation will cancelled with no refund.
Adventure Tips
Book in Advance
Reserve your shuttle early to secure your preferred pickup time, especially during peak travel seasons.
Confirm Flight Details
Ensure your flight arrival time is accurate so the chauffeur can meet you promptly without delays.
Pack Light for Easy Transfer
Travel light to make boarding and unloading easier, especially if using the public shuttle option.
Prepare for Desert Climate
Carry water and sun protection when waiting outdoors, as the Baja sun can be intense even at airport stops.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Blue-footed boobies
- Sea lions resting on coastal rocks
History
Loreto served as the first Spanish settlement on the Baja Peninsula and retains rich colonial heritage throughout the town.
Conservation
Efforts in the Loreto Bay National Park protect marine life and coastal ecosystems, supporting sustainable tourism in the region.
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Adventure Hotspots in Loreto
Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Face Mask
Use on shuttles if COVID-19 precautions apply or for dusty roadside conditions.
Sunglasses
Protect your eyes from bright sun during the outdoor wait times.
summer specific
Light Jacket
Evenings can cool down quickly in the desert climate.
fall specific
Water Bottle
Stay hydrated while transitioning from airport to your accommodations.
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