Flights to Loreto starting at $309

FAQs about Loreto Flights

Is Loreto first on your list of places to travel to? We'd suggest reserving a seat with Japan Transocean Air as soon as you organize your travel dates.

There's no prospect of getting dropped off at the wrong airport in Loreto, as there's just one servicing the city. Loreto, Baja California Sur Airport (LTO-Loreto Intl.) is around 5 miles (8 kilometers) from the hustle and bustle downtown.

Whether you'd like to shell out on accommodations or you simply want something to use as a base, you'll find what you're searching for in Loreto. With 54 properties on Travelocity, you'll have no trouble catching those Zs after a day of incredible adventures.

There's nothing more exciting than booking your accommodations for your next getaway. But after spending loads of time comparing amenities and prices, it can get a little tedious. So why not take our advice and choose one of our recommended properties, like the Loreto Bay Golf Resort & Spa at Baja?

Don't pass up the opportunity to explore Civic Square, a public square which has helped shape the social, cultural and economic life here. Seeking more options? Enjoy a visit to Our Lady of Loreto Mission and get acquainted with a spiritual side of this place. But there's more. If you're always seeking knowledge, Museum of Missions is worth visiting.

If you like the thought of spending more time at the airport restaurants and less time at the security checkpoint on your way to Loreto, just follow these helpful tips:

• Keep your boarding pass and passport easily accessible. They'll be the first things you'll be instructed to produce by security staff.
• Be aware that belts with metal buckles can set off the body scanner's alarms. If you're wearing one, you may be asked to place it in a tray before continuing.
• Laptops need to be removed from their cases and placed in a tray before X-raying.
• When you approach the security checkpoint, you'll be asked to put all liquids, gels and creams in a separate tub for scanning. Make sure they're all packed in containers no larger than 3.4 ounces (100 milliliters) and sealed in a clear zip-lock bag.
• Airport security personnel will likely ask you to remove your shoes in preparation for entering the body scanner. Pick a pair that you can take off easily. There's nothing more irritating than having to do your laces up over and over again.
• Pack any multi-tools or other dangerous items inside your checked luggage. Security won't allow these on the plane.