Overview

Start or end your Baja trip smoothly with a reliable shuttle between downtown Loreto and Loreto Airport, offering public and private rides in a scenic 45-minute journey.

Loreto, Baja California Sur

Shuttle From Downtown Loreto to Loreto Airport (LTO)

Prices start at $16 per passenger | Public & private shuttle options

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Date

Wed, Oct 8

Travelers

2

Adventure Photos

Shuttle From Downtown Loreto to Loreto Airport (LTO) photo 1

About This Adventure

Experience a seamless journey from downtown Loreto to the airport with our convenient shuttle service. Choose from public or private options to suit your group size, ensuring a comfortable ride in just 45 minutes. Enjoy hassle-free travel with easy booking and confirmation for a stress-free start to your adventure.

Shuttle from downtown Loreto to the Loreto airport.

Rates

Public Shuttle Passenger - $16.00 Private Shuttle: 1 to 4 Passengers - $51.00 Private Shuttle: 1 to 7 Passengers - $78.00 Private Shuttle: 1 to 9 Passengers - $86.00 Private Shuttle: 1 to 17 Passengers- $136.00

Duration

45 minutes (approx.)

About

Please note after booking and receiving your confirmation number along with your e-ticket please print. Please have it ready when your driver arrives for pickup.

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 Your Shuttle Early

Reserve your spot ahead of time to guarantee availability, especially during peak tourist seasons.

Confirm Your Pickup Location

Double-check the exact downtown pickup point at Paseo Miguel Hidalgo Oriente 68 for a hassle-free start.

Travel Light

Keep luggage manageable to make boarding and disembarking faster and more comfortable.

Account for Traffic Delays

Allow extra travel time during busy mornings or evenings to ensure timely airport arrival.

Local Insights

Wildlife

Blue-footed boobies
Baja California sea lions

History

Loreto, established in 1697, was the first Spanish settlement on the Baja California peninsula, shaping regional culture and trade routes.

Conservation

Loreto’s tourism emphasizes protecting marine life and desert ecosystems, with shuttle services aiming to reduce individual vehicle use and emissions.