Travel Note
San Miguel de Allende is accessible through three major airports. OPTION 1: QUERÉTARO (QRO) San Miguel de Allende is about a 1-hour 30-minute drive from the airport. OPTION 2: LÉON (BJX) San Miguel de Allende is about a 1-hour 45-minute drive from the airport. OPTION 3: MEXICO CITY (MEX) San Miguel de Allende is about a 4-hour drive from the airport but this is a great option if you wish to visit Mexico City while you're here!
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Below is our recommended shuttle service from your chosen airport to San Miguel de Allende—your hotel can likely also arrange a shuttle for you. BAJIOGO BajioGo is a reputable shuttle service offering bilingual assistance for transfers to San Miguel de Allende from various airports. We have arranged a special discount with them for our wedding guests. TO / FROM QUERÉTARO (QRO) & LEON (BJX) Shared Shuttle: $25 USD per person, each way Private Shuttle: Available, must contact BajioGO for pricing (up to 8 passengers) TO / FROM MEXICO CITY (MEX) Shared Shuttle: $90 USD per person, each way (minimum of 2 passengers) Private Shuttle: Available, must contact BajioGO for pricing (up to 8 passengers) HOW TO BOOK In order to reserve, you can phone their CALL CENTER, send an EMAIL or a WHATSAPP MESSAGE with the following information and provide the code "Judith & Alex's Wedding" to obtain the special rate. *Name(s) and number of passengers *Date(s) of service *Flight information *Address in San Miguel for pick-up/drop-off. *Any pertinent contact phone numbers *Any other additional information you think we may need to make the reservation (traveling with a pet, pieces luggage) CONFIRMATION After booking, BajioGo will send you a confirmation email with detailed instructions for locating your driver upon arrival. Please Note: If you decide to book a shared transfer, be aware that the shuttle may include other travelers not associated with our wedding party.
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San Miguel de Allende has a myriad of beautiful airbnb and hotel options in all price ranges. SMA is a very walkable town, so we recommend staying in and near the city center (be sure to check Google Maps before you book!). A lot of these hotels are boutique hotels with limited rooms, so we recommend booking in advance if you'd like to stay with a certain party and need to book multiple rooms.
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PASSPORT Don't forget to bring your passport! While the Mexican government requires that your passport be valid for the duration of your stay, some airlines may adhere to the U.S. rule requiring passports to have at least six months validity from the date of entry. To avoid any travel disruptions, please verify the passport requirements with your airline(s) before departure. POWER CONVERTERS & ADAPTERS Guests from North America do not need a power converter, as Mexico uses the standard 110V, the same as the US and Canada. TIPPING Tipping is customary and appreciated in Mexico. In restaurants, a tip of 15-20% is standard, and you can tip in either dollars or pesos. For smaller services like taxis or cafes, rounding up or adding a small amount in pesos is also appreciated. WATER SAFETY It's best to drink bottled water during your stay. Avoid ice unless you are certain it is made from purified water. TRANSPORTATION AROUND SAN MIGUEL: Taxis, Ubers, and other rideshare services are readily available and generally safe to use. Agree on fares beforehand when using taxis to avoid confusion. BRING TENNIS SHOES FOR WALKING San Miguel is a highly walkable city and most people prefer to walk everywhere. Part of it’s charm includes its cobblestone streets which, while beautiful, can be tricky to navigate—especially if you don't have the right shoes. We highly recommend wearing tennis shoes or sneakers for comfort as you explore. Flats and sandals may not provide enough support for the uneven surfaces. Heels are a definite no-go! SAFETY TIPS San Miguel de Allende is known for being a very safe destination with little to no crime. However, as with any travel, exercise common sense.