Getting to Los Cabos, Mexico:
Just a two hour flight from Southern California, 5 hours from Chicago and Miami, and 6 1/2 from New York City, every major airline has direct flights to Los Cabos.
FLIGHTS:
Los Cabos International Airport
code SJD.
LOCATION
13 km (8 miles) north of San Jose; 48 km (29 miles) northeast of Cabo San Lucas.
FACILITIES
A beautiful new second terminal opened early in 1999. Both terminals have a restaurant, several snack bars and bars, various shops selling resort apparel, handicrafts, bottled liquor and sundries. There are numerous car rental agencies at both terminals.
INFORMATION RESOURCES
Los Cabos Tourism Board (US Office)
Phone: (866) LOS-CABOS (567-2226, Toll Free)
Los Cabos Hotel Association (Cabo San Lucas)
Phone: 011 52 114 34777
ENTRY REQUIREMENTS:
All travelers to Mexico must present proof of citizenship (either a valid passport, or original birth certificate and photo ID.) As of January 1, 2008.
In addition, visitors must carry a Mexican Tourist Permit, which is issued free of charge on arrival after proof of citizenship is shown, or may be provided in advance by an airline or travel agent. This permit must be given to Immigration officials on departure. Children under the age of 18 who are traveling alone or with only one parent need notarized consent from parent(s).
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