Cheap flights to Mexico

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Flights to Mexico in 2023

Flight route prices based on searches on Cheapflights within the last 3 days, monthly prices based on aggregated historical data.

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September

Cheapest in

May

Average price

S$ 1,924

One-way from

S$ 984
High demand for flights, 15% potential price rise
Best time to find cheap flights, 4% potential price drop
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One-way flight from Singapore Changi (SIN) to Mexico

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Singapore ChangiMexico City Benito Juarez

SIN - MEX

SINMEX

Singapore Changi

Wed 16-8

2 stops25h 10m

Mexico City Benito Juarez

Sun 20-8

2 stops29h 20m

S$ 1,682

Singapore ChangiMexico City Benito Juarez

SIN - MEX

SINMEX

Singapore Changi

Wed 14-6

1 stop45h 50m

Mexico City Benito Juarez

Wed 21-6

2 stops34h 00m

S$ 2,225

Singapore ChangiMexico City Benito Juarez

SIN - MEX

SINMEX

Singapore Changi

Thu 17-8

3 stops33h 50m

Mexico City Benito Juarez

Sun 20-8

2 stops28h 27m

S$ 2,273

Singapore ChangiMexico City Benito Juarez

SIN - MEX

SINMEX

Singapore Changi

Tue 20-6

2 stops37h 55m

Mexico City Benito Juarez

Fri 11-8

1 stop23h 05m

S$ 2,495

Singapore ChangiMexico City Benito Juarez

SIN - MEX

SINMEX

Singapore Changi

Wed 14-6

2 stops54h 45m

Mexico City Benito Juarez

Wed 21-6

2 stops57h 05m

S$ 2,764

Singapore ChangiMexico City Benito Juarez

SIN - MEX

SINMEX

Singapore Changi

Tue 13-6

2 stops30h 25m

Mexico City Benito Juarez

Tue 20-6

2 stops28h 05m

S$ 2,769

Singapore ChangiMexico City Benito Juarez

SIN - MEX

SINMEX

Singapore Changi

Wed 16-8

2 stops32h 10m

Mexico City Benito Juarez

Sat 19-8

1 stop33h 30m

S$ 2,936

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Which day is cheapest to fly to Mexico?

Tuesday is currently, on average, the cheapest day to fly to Mexico. Flying on Sunday will result in higher flight prices.

What time of day is cheapest to fly to Mexico?

Mexico flights can be made cheaper if you choose a flight in the morning. Booking a flight in the evening will likely mean higher prices.

Where are the most popular flight destinations in Mexico?

The most popular flight destination in Mexico, according to our users, is Mexico City, followed by Cancún, León, Puerto Vallarta and Monterrey.

Mexico is surrounded by the Pacific Ocean, the Caribbean Sea and the Gulf of Mexico, and has almost 10,000km of coastline. Travellers booking flights to Mexico will find it heaven for almost everybody – surfers, golfers, sun worshippers, party-goers and culture vultures.

Cozumel is consistently named the top dive destination in the Western world; La Paz boasts coral reefs and rocky beds; and the Yucatan Peninsula has “sand falls”, sunken vessels, and the cenotes, to mention just a few. Sport fishing is also a major attraction, and charter boats with expert crews can take you where the fish are.

Mexico has a seemingly endless variety of flora and is one of the five most biologically diverse nations. History buffs can explore archeological sites while Copper Canyon is popular with hikers.

In their celebrations, Mexicans excel. Carnaval (just before Lent) is celebrated with gusto as is Semana Santa (Holy Week before Easter). The Day of the Dead (November) is marked with great reverence while Día de Nuestra Señora de Guadalupe (12 December) honours Mexico’s national patroness, Our Lady of Guadalupe.

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Mexico climate

Mexico City and the rest of Mexico’s higher, inland elevations are temperate and dry, but the coastal plains are hot and humid. Daytime temperatures range between 21 and 32 degrees. It’s hot and humid between May and October, especially on the coasts. During the rest of the year it cools down a bit. Some inland areas can even reach freezing temperatures in the winter.The rainy season lasts from May through September, with some slight variations in different areas. Acapulco and Puerto Vallarta see most of their rain between June and October; in Cancun it’s mid-September through mid-November. Rain usually falls more on the coast than the higher elevations. The hurricane season lasts from late September to early November in Puerto Vallarta and in from May through September in Cancun.

Getting around Mexico

For getting around on your own, walking or renting a car or moped are popular options.

Mexico has more 20 airports, which makes getting from one part of the country to another easy. Domestic Mexico flights are cheap and reliable.

Mexican cities and resorts typically have public transport and taxis. Check before you go to find out what is best at your destination. For example: Cancun has a popular city-bus system. There are also private buses, but they charge far more than the city buses. Puerto Vallarta’s city buses are easy to use, inexpensive, and can take you to most locations. However, stay away from buses named Rambo, Terminator, etc. They don’t always stop for pedestrians, and they frequently have accidents that result in fatalities. In Cozumel getting to some of the hotels and the beaches requires transportation. Cozumel has a strong cabbies’ union and the fares are set (there’s no bargaining). Mexico City has an extensive public transportation system, lots of taxis, and a problem with crime.

What is good to know if travelling to Mexico?

  • With the clear water and white-sand beaches of the Caribbean, Cancun is Mexico’s most popular tourist destination. A gracious host to visitors, Cancun offers extensive water activities — snorkelling, scuba diving, parachuting, jet skiing — as well as spas, shopping, dining, and dancing all night. The outlying areas also offer attractions from Mayan ruins to ecological theme parks.
  • On the Pacific coast, Acapulco is one of Mexico’s best-known resorts and, with its recent major revamping, is again a very popular resort. A party town, Acapulco goes nonstop and is a playground day and night. Days can be spent jet skiing, water skiing, playing golf or tennis, or lazing on the beach before partying all night.
  • Also on the Pacific coast, Puerto Vallarta has miles of beaches, cliffs, and the Sierra Madres as a backdrop. You won’t be bored here: stroll the cobblestone streets, shops, and galleries; dine in one of over 200 restaurants; try mountain biking, whale-watching, or sea kayaking. Puerta Vallarta is hard to leave, as its American, European, and Canadian residents can attest.
  • Cozumel is one of the top diving locations in the world. Surrounded by more than 25 reef formations, there’s diving for all levels of experience. White, sandy beaches line both sides of the island with gentle waves on the leeward (western) side and huge crashing waves on the windward (eastern) side. The waterfront area is well populated with shops, and San Miguel the only town.
  • Mexico City is one of the largest, most complex cities in the world. The architecture reflects the city’s cultural history, from pre-Hispanic remains to modern skyscrapers. As an urban playground, Mexico City offers trendy restaurants and nightlife, excellent museums, and the central square’s cobblestone, tree-lined streets. The city also has its share of crime — be cautious and stay alert.
  • If you still don’t know where to stay, read reviews, look at photos and compare prices for hotels in Cancun, hotels in Mexico City or hotels in Playa del Carmen on trivago.

Popular regions to fly to in Mexico

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