How can you get here?

By Car: Take Mexico’s International Highway 15 south from Nogales, Arizona or north from Mazatlan, Sinaloa to Navojoa. This is a well-maintained toll road with 4-lanes, regular gas stations, and vending machines and fairly clean restrooms at all toll booths. In Navojoa, turn east at the intersection where you will see the Toyota dealership on the SW corner, north of the Volkswagen dealership and drive 35 miles. This highway (2-lane) will lead right to the center of Alamos. Hacienda de Los Santos® is two blocks beyond the Plaza and church.

For more information about traveling in Mexico here is a good site that we suggest: https://www.mexperience.com/transport/driving-in-mexico/?fbclid=IwAR3vVnOvTbE31DFblPf8-thbzjuc_6P6lXql5E8ETXORP0lsMBJ2D0E8tM0

 

Detailed directions on Crossing the US/Mexican Border at Nogales (Click here!).

 

Driving information for visitors from Arizona to Alamos.  A step-by-step guide to getting to Alamos in the least amount of time, click on the following link for information: complete guide clickling here

 

If you plan on driving south of Empalme and Guaymas to Alamos or to areas of Mexico further south you must have a car permit on your vehicle or risk confiscation of the car. We recommend that you obtain a federal car permit at the 21 kilometer station just south of Nogales on Highway 15 at the same time you can obtain the required Visa(s) from the Immigration office. The cost is about fifty dollars, and there is a refundable bond which varies between $200 and $400 USD, depending upon the value of your car. You will receive a refund when you turn in the permit at the 21K prior to leaving the country. There is a second option of obtaining a permit at a difficult to locate office south of Empalme, however to do so you must have previously obtained your Visa(s) from the Immigration office at the 21K. You will save a great deal of time by taking care of both the vehicle permit and the Visas at the 21K.

Getting Here By Bus

  • Direct and economical first class bus service is available from Phoenix, Tucson or Nogales to Alamos daily. As well you can catch any bus going to points further south in Mexico, like Mazatlan, get off in Navojoa and connect with one of the hourly TBC buses running to Alamos during daytime hours. Bus lines have different bus terminals but all are central and either a short walk or taxi ride to the TBC line that runs to Alamos. Most buses have Wi-Fi connections.
  • ALBATROS Tel.(647) 428-0096 in Alamos. The direct bus service from Alamos to Tucson and Phoenix departs once daily at 9:15pm.
  • In Tucson, call the ALBATROS terminal, 1428 South 6th Ave., Tel. (520) 903-2801 for their current schedules and fares. As of the time of this writing, the bus leaves from Tucson at 6:30pm
  • In Phoenix the ALBATROS bus terminal is at 1225 South 7th Street, Tel. (602) 258-2445. The bus leaves Phoenix at around 4 pm.
  • Tufesa Bus Linesstarts in Phoenix and goes as far as Navojoa where you can switch to the TBC line into Alamos The TBC station is one block away from Tufesa. This line is faster and a few dollars more expensive.
  • The trip runs between 12 and 15 hours with approximately five stops at bus stations along the route, including a stop at the international border. . Contact in Phoenix: 602-415-9900 at 1614 No. 27th Avenue, Phoenix.
  • As a visitor to Mexico you will need a tourist visa so you must carry either your birth certificate and picture I.D. such as a driver’s license or passport as proof of citizenship. You can obtain a visa in Nogales, Mexico when the bus stops at the border or you may want to get it ahead of time by checking with the Mexican consulate in Tucson, 553 S. Stone Avenue, Tel. (520) 882-5595.

Car Rental from Tucson:  There are two companies who rent cars for Mexico.  Budget Rent-a-Car has an office in Tucson which rents both passenger cars and Chevrolet vans.  Also, for an excellent late model Ford van (up to 15 passenger) contact Adobe Car Rental at: http://www.adobetransportation.com/

 

By Commercial Airline: The closest commercial airport to Alamos is located in Ciudad Obregon, Sonora. Flights are also available through Phoenix on AeroMexico, with a stop in Hermosillo and final stop at Ciudad Obregon. Other airlines serving the Ciudad Obregon International Airport include Interjet, VivaAerobus and Aerocalafia. More than 70 flights a day are available to Cabo San Lucas from the U.S. with connecting flights to Ciudad Obregon. Taxis are available from the Ciudad Obregon Airport and many Hacienda de los Santos® packages include round-trip transportation in a hotel van with a bilingual driver. Most guests find they do not have a need for a car after arriving in Alamos.

By Air Charter: Direct Non-Stop flights from Tijuana International to Alamos as low as $11,800 USD (round-trip and up to 3 nights/4 days until the return flight Alamos-Tijuana.  Seating up to six persons.   Flights from California are higher due to additional stops on both sides of the border to clear Customs and Immigration.  You may write Jim Swickard at [email protected] for details for flights from California and Arizona.

 

For a list of Mexico’s Airports, Airlines & Schedules in English, click here.

 

By Private Aircraft:

Note: If you are planning a flight or need General Aviation Information, please click herefor printable information and guidelines.

 

Alamos has a new 5,000′ paved runway which can accommodate turbo-prop and jet aircraft. The newly expanded paved parking areas can accommodate more than 50 aircraft and hangar parking is available for single engine, piston aircraft. The Alamos Airport is secure and has military and other security present 24/7

 

Hangar space is offered complimentary in the Hacienda de los Santos® hangar on a “first come” basis to single engine aircraft. Transportation to and from the Alamos Airport (MM-45) is at no charge, providing the resort has been notified.