Following up with one of our recent blog posts, where we mentioned how easy it is to travel from the US to the Mexican Caribbean, now we want to show you some cities in Canada with direct flights to Cancun. You will see how convenient it is to travel from Canada to Mexico, and really, traveling has never been easier.
If you’re considering retirement in Mexico and specifical retirement in the Riviera Maya, this post will show you how easy it is to travel back and forth from Mexico to Canada without having to worry. And this info is valuable for your friends and family as well, since you can be sure that they will be willing to visit you in paradise!
You can see a chart below showing the different International Airports in Canada that offer non-stop flights from Canadian Cities to Cancun. All these flights are trips of less than five hours.
It is possible to fly from each and every province to Mexico, either directly or with a short stop over. And even if you had a couple hours stop over in another province, what better way to explore a different place or visit friends that might be living there before your trip to Mexico begins.
| Direct Flights from Canadian Airports to Cancun International Airport |
| Toronto Pearson International Airport |
| Quebec City Jean Lesage International Airport |
| Montreal-Pierre Elliot Trudeau International Airport |
| Edmonton International Airport |
| Calgary International Airport |
| Vancouver International Airport |
Now that you know the different Canadian International Airports that fly directly to Cancun, we would like to share some tips. And we know you’re thinking ‘Once I get to Mexico I won’t want to leave!’… But we’re pretty sure your family and friends will want to see you again, so we want to show you just how easy that is to arrange!
Look for loyalty programs
Flying from Canada to Mexico you have a lot of flexibility with your schedule and which airline provider you choose to fly with, but it’s a good idea choosing an airline that offers a loyalty program, such as WestJet or Air Canada. If you will retire to Mexico and travel often, it’s quite possible to earn free flights to Mexico if you remain loyal to one airline and take advantage of their loyalty program.
These two airlines also have quite a few flights daily from Canada to Mexico, making commuting that much easier for when you retire in Mexico.
Find the cheapest flight
You have seen many different advertisements on TV, the Radio, the Internet, through word of mouth and so on; but here’s another option you should check out: www.skyscanner.ca.
This website can save you a lot of money and time, showing you every option available and comparing the different airlines from cheapest to most expensive, and from non-stop flights to flights with stopovers. With over 60 million users monthly, this website has built up a great reputation. If you needed a hotel along the way or you wanted to rent a car to get from Cancun International to Playa del Carmen, you can organize all this together when you book your flight.
Travel in low season
One of the main benefits of the weather in the Riviera Maya is that it’s warm and sunny all year round. And this means that you don’t have to wait for a specific season to travel to the Caribbean.
Yes, during rainy season you might expect some rain, and yes, during the winter it will be cooler – especially at night- but all in all, any day is T-shirt weather.
I hope you will find this information valuable; make sure to share it and let your friends and family know just how easy it is to travel to Mexico, either to enjoy a well-deserved retirement on the beach or to pay you a visit.
If you have any questions regarding real estate in the Riviera Maya, please let us know! We will be happy to assist you. At TOP Mexico Real Estate… We make it happen!
