Effortless Shuttle Service from Danzante Bay to Loreto Airport
Difficulty
easy
Duration
45 minutes
Fitness Level
No special fitness required; suitable for all travelers
Overview
End your Baja adventure with ease thanks to the reliable shuttle from Danzante Bay to Loreto Airport. Comfortable rides for up to 13 passengers make travel stress-free and punctual.
Shuttle From Danzante Bay to Loreto Airport (LTO)
Pick ups at Villa del Palmar, Mantarrayas, Condos, Golf | Public & private shuttle options
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About This Adventure
Experience a seamless journey from Hotel Villa Del Palmar to Loreto airport with our convenient shuttle service. Choose from public or private options, accommodating up to 13 passengers. Enjoy a stress-free 45-minute ride, ensuring you arrive on time for your flight. Book now for a hassle-free travel experience!
Shuttle from Hotel Villa Del Palmar to the Loreto airport.
Rates
Public Shuttle Passenger - $35.00 Private Shuttle: 1 to 4 Passengers - $125.00 Private Shuttle: 1 to 7 Passengers - $165.00 Private Shuttle: 1 to 9 Passengers - $205.00 Private Shuttle: 1 to 13 Passengers- $269.00
Duration
45 minutes (approx.)
About
- Please note after booking and receiving your confirmation number along with your e-ticket please print and have it ready for when your driver arrives.
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 be cancelled with no refund.
Adventure Tips
Book your shuttle in advance
Reservations ensure timely pick-up and accommodate your group size, especially during peak travel seasons.
Confirm your flight time
Double-check flight details before departure to avoid waiting times or rushed transfers.
Pack light for easy loading
Traveling with fewer bags speeds up boarding and disembarking, especially in private shuttle options.
Arrive at the hotel lobby early
Be ready for pickup 10 minutes before the scheduled time to keep the shuttle on schedule.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Brown pelicans gliding over Loreto Bay
- Occasional sightings of sea lions near the docks
History
Loreto was founded in 1697 and served as the first Spanish colonial capital on the Baja Peninsula.
Conservation
The shuttle service supports low-impact transit options to reduce individual vehicle traffic in this ecologically sensitive coastal region.
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Adventure Hotspots in Loreto
Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Sunglasses
Protect your eyes from Baja’s bright sun during the shuttle ride.
summer specific
Light jacket
Bring a jacket for early morning or evening rides when temperatures dip.
spring specific
Travel documents
Have your flight information and booking confirmation handy for smooth coordination.
Reusable water bottle
Stay hydrated during your journey, especially on warm days.
summer specific