Travel, Transportation, and More

Getting to Morelos

The best way to reach Morelos is by flying into Mexico City’s Aeropuerto Internacional Benito Juárez (AICM/MEX). Airlines such as Volaris and Aeromexico, among others, operate flights from Tijuana, San Diego, and Los Angeles. We recommend checking Google Flights for the best rates.

For those considering flying out of Tijuana, we suggest using the CBX Border Crossing, which is quick, convenient, and provides direct access to the airport.

Transportation

Round-trip transportation from CDMX to Morelos is available on Friday, Sunday, and Monday, allowing everyone to relax and fully enjoy the festivities!

The cost is $30 per person, and seats are limited. To secure a spot, guests are kindly asked to indicate their interest through the RSVP link.

They can’t wait to celebrate with everyone!

Check back regularly for updates as we get closer to the date of the wedding!

Extend your trip

Mexico City

There’s no one way to experience Mexico City, just like there’s no one way to describe it. Art Deco palaces sit next to Spanish colonial buildings, while family-run taquerias share the block with trendy cocktail bars and restaurants. Art and design lovers can visit Frida Kahlo’s Casa Azul, history buffs (who also like to party) can spend the day at the Floating Gardens of Xochimilco, and opera fans can enjoy a performance in the historic Palacio de Bellas Artes. Top all that off with some strong mezcal and tacos de suadero (a CDMX speciality), and you’re still just scratching the surface of all the city has to offer. Below are some highlights of our own experiences:

Activities:

-Explore the Bosque de Chapultepec/Visit the Castillo

- Take a hot air balloon over the Teotihuacan pyramids

- Dance the night away at Club San Luis

Food & Drink

-Taqueria Orinoco

-Casa de Toño

-Cityzen Bar (rooftop views at Sofitel Hotel)

-Mi Compa Chava

-Maza Bistró (Modern Indian... trust us)

-Cuerno Masaryk (if you know Ricky, he's told you about this place) $$$

-Churreria el Moro

Tepoztlán

This Pueblo Mágico (Magic Town) has an attractive historic district set in the shadow of tall cliffs. Discover its architectural treasures, art exhibitions, artisan shops and revered hilltop.

Cuernavaca

Cuernavaca is a historic town full of colonial treasures in an area dense with fascinating pre-Columbian landmarks. It features lush parks and gardens and has a pleasant climate, with warm and sunny days year-round.

Frequqently Asked Questions

Do I need a passport?

Yes. A valid passport is required to travel to Mexico. Please make sure yours is up to date before your trip.

Which airport should I fly into?

We recommend flying into Mexico City International Airport
(Benito Juárez International Airport – MEX).