How to get to Huatulco from Mexico City?

There is no doubt that the state of Oaxaca It is one of the largest jewels of Mexico, so it is no surprise that during the holiday period be one of the most visited destinations.

Oaxaca is full of enigmatic beauty and natural wealth, with great gastronomy, cultural offerings and unparalleled tourist attractions, among which the beaches with crystal-clear water stand out.

One of the most beautiful areas of Oaxaca is the town of Huatulcowhich is located on the coast of the state and is characterized by the beautiful landscapes it offers to its residents and visitors.

According to the Oaxaca Tourism Secretariatin addition to hidden port and the Oaxaca City, Huatulco It is one of the three most visited destinations in the state, both by national and international tourists.

If you are interested in visiting Santa María Huatulcowe tell you how you can get to the dream town starting from the Mexico City.

To leave from Mexico City to Oaxaca, you have to travel a journey that includes 932 kilometers and can last up to more than 10 hours, at a cost of $1,171 Mexican pesos.

For travel to Huatulco from CDMXa total of seven roads will have to be used and they are the following:

México-Puebla, Puebla-Acatzingo, Acatzingo-Ciudad Mendoza, Ciudad Mendoza.Córdoba, Córdoba-Veracruz, La Tinaja-Cosoleacaque and Salina Cruz-La Ventosa.

During this tour you will have to pay a total of ten booths:

• San Marcos: $156 pesos
• San Martín: $48 pesos
• Amozoc: $84 pesos
• Hope: $161 pesos
• Fortín: $38 pesos
• Cuitláhuac: $131 pesos
• Cosamaloapan: $262 pesos
• Acayucan: $158 pesos
• Ixtepec: $89 pesos
• Tehuantepec: $44 pesos

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