Car Rental in Guadalajara Airport (GDL)

Car rental at Guadalajara International Airport

Guadalajara International Airport named after Miguel Hidalgo y Costilla (Aeropuerto Internacional de Guadalajara)

IATA Code: GDL
Location: 16 km from the city
Official site: www.aeropuertosgap.com.mx/es/guadalajara.html
Information: 800 0044 800

16 kilometers from the second largest city of Mexico, Guadalajara, is the Guadalajara airport named after Miguel Hidalgo and Castillo. You can get to the airport by taxi, but it is not cheap at all, or by buses that run from two bus stations in the city, but it is not very convenient. Like all popular airports in the world, Guadalajara Airport offers travelers a wide range of car rental companies, where you can rent a car at a reasonable price and continue your journey regardless of public transport and train schedules. According to travelers, the best months to visit Guadalajara are July, August, and September, as this is the season of tropical fruits, the warmest sea, the most beautiful tan.

Quite large cities such as Uruapan, Las Pintas, Tonala, Manzanillo, Palomar, Zapopan, Aguascalientes, Ajijic, Chapala, Apatzingan are not far from Guadalajara International Airport and travelers following to these cities also have the opportunity to use its infrastructure. About 8 million passengers annually use the airport's services, most of the world's major airlines make regular flights in this direction.

Since the opening of Guadalajara Airport in 1966, passenger traffic has steadily increased, primarily due to travelers from the United States, Mexico, and Canada. The terminals, like the entire infrastructure, are constantly being modernized, offering their customers any service that is possible, including a huge selection of shops and restaurants.

After leaving the airport, you will immediately find yourself impressed by the beautiful parks and amazing gardens, many churches, and historical monuments. Guadalajara's architectural style is colonial and originally from Spain, so buildings on the way from or to the airport will, for the most part, remind you of the Baroque.