To book a flight to Mexico just enter your preferred airport(s) and dates for departure and return and then compare flight prices and itineraries before you book online.
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Mexico flights
Mexico flights arrive in a land full of mystery and wonder, a mixture of the modern and the traditional, with a climate that offers equal variety, from hot and humid in coastal areas to more temperate upper inland regions. Visit Acapulco, with its romantic history, or head for 'real' Mexico at Guadalajara. Take a trip on the Chihuahua-Pacific railway, and enjoy the spectacular scenery, or head for the nerve centre of Mexico, its capital, Mexico City. Other attractions include the many archaeological sites such as Chichén Itzá, Coba, Tulum and Palanque. There is also much in the way of activities to enjoy - surfing, snorkelling and scuba diving, for example, and there are great beach resorts on the Yucatan peninsula, including Cozumel and Cancun.
Direct flights to Mexico take around ten hours from the UK.
Peak Season
Although there is much to enjoy in Mexico at any time of year, November to May is generally the most popular time for flights there. Cheap flights to Mexico at this time will best be found by using our price comparison tool and then booking your flight in advance to secure your seats. There are charter flights direct to the beach resorts of the Yucatan and non-stop flights to Mexico city, as well as options via the USA and Spain to more Mexican destinations.
Off Season
Flight prices can be lower in the very hot May to September period, whilst the weather can get very cold in the winter December - February, so finding a cheap flight is more likely at these times. Domestic travel peaks during the week before Easter (Semana Santa) and also at Christmas and New Year, so things can then get busier generally. However, prices generally are more expensive from spring to autumn and around the Christmas to Easter period.
