C$ 177+ Cheap flights to Mexico

Flights from Canada to Mexico vary in duration, depending on the city of origin and the number of stopovers. The average flight duration for direct flights to Mexico is 4h 5m to 5h 0m, depending on the arrival city and route. Travellers need to be careful with Mexico flight deals, as they might end up with a severely longer flight time by saving money on fares.

Direct flights to Mexico from Canada are available from most major cities in the country, including Toronto, Montreal, Edmonton, Vancouver, and Calgary. Air Canada offers nonstop service, as does InterJet and Aeromexico. Direct service is available to Cancun, Puerto Vallarta, Mexico City, Cozumel, and Huatulco from multiple departure cities in Canada.

Camiones, or public buses, are used for transportation everywhere in Mexico, offering easy access to cities, towns, and many villages. Long journeys will find domestic flights available within the country, although prices may be out of the budget for some travellers. Rental cars are an option for travel for those who want to drive the country, but the best places to rent cars are the major cities and tourist areas where roads are well-kept and signed. Quintana Roo, for example, offers a great driving experience for visitors from out of the country. Motorcycles are also available to rent, and bicycle tours are popular in the western part of Mexico.

Mexico City offers a glimpse of culture and city life and is the nation’s capital. Guadalajara is home to the blue agave fields responsible for all the tequila that Mexico is known for, as well as plenty of bars and distilleries. Tequila Express offers a tour of the fields with tequila for all passengers. The pyramids of Teotihuacan are also a popular attraction, as are the canals of Xochimilco and the beautiful pools and landscapes of the Yucatan Peninsula. Mayan culture is plentiful throughout the country, as well. Cozumel offers beautiful beaches on the Caribbean Sea, with plenty of restaurants, bars, and other attractions. Tulum, Playa del Carmen, and of course Cancun, cannot be forgotten in your travels, either. Tijuana and the western coast provide lots of nightlife, tourist attractions, and culture, as well.

Canadian citizens flying into Mexico will be required to present a passport upon entering the country. Passports should be valid for a minimum period of the duration of your stay, although those with longer validity may experience fewer delays and issues in travel. Visas are not required for tourism, but all Canadian nationals must obtain a tourist card when arriving to the country. Airlines provide these cards for all visitors flying into the country, but travelers must ensure this card is stamped and be aware of the permitted duration of stay.

Yes, flights with layovers are often cheaper than direct flights. Keep an eye out for flight deals to Mexico on Cheapflights that require 1 or 2 stops for potential cost savings.

Based on reviews from Cheapflights users, Flair Airlines is rated the highest out of the airlines that fly to Mexico.

Cancun is currently the cheapest airport to fly to in Mexico. One-way flights to Cancun typically cost C$ 34, while round-trip flights cost around C$ 83.

A round-trip flight to Mexico will typically cost around C$ 66, however they can be found for as little as C$ 66.

For those looking to save time traveling to Mexico, Windsor offers the quickest one-way flight (3 hours 50 minutes).

Yes. Those touching down at Mexico City Benito Juarez can take advantage of the rental car services offered upon their arrival.

Yes. Mexico City Benito Juarez has hotels nearby for those requiring accommodations. Our Favorite Getaway is the closest property to Mexico City Benito Juarez (0.0 km away from Mexico City Benito Juarez).