Air Travel Help

For air ticket assistance, please email our fantastic
Conference Travel Partner, Judy Newell at

[email protected]

You need a passport to travel to Mexico!

Closest airport to San Miguel de Allende is Leon, Guanajuato (BJX), with daily flights from several International Airports. It’s a small airport (compared to most), and not at all intimidating.

The drive to San Miguel takes about an hour and a half – an interesting drive on one of the local shuttle services, for about $28 each way. Drivers meet you as you come through customs, holding placards with your name(s).

Be sure to use the restroom facilities at the airport as there are no stops on the way to San Miguel!

Either of these shuttle services are reasonable, safe, and dependable – you can make your reservations online (advanced reservations are required). Payment can be made online or in cash to the driver.

www.ViajesSanMiguel.com
www.SanMiguelSuperShuttle.com

Many people prefer, or must, fly into Mexico City. There are bus services from Mexico City to Queretaro (about three hours), and then an hour shuttle ride into San Miguel. Either of the above shuttle services will help you schedule your transportation.

“If Dante had had the San Miguel experience, he may have written more about heaven and less about hell.” Tom Robbins

“San Miguel is full of unexpected riches, different from any other place in Mexico, and the conversations inspired by this Conference were exceptional. The ‘Viva Mexico’ Fiesta goes down in the books as one of the ten best parties I’ve ever attended in my life. I’m sure I can’t remember the other nine.” Barbara Kingsolver

“I came away deeply changed and enriched, and with a great longing to come back.”
Sandra Cisneros

“The San Miguel Writers’ Conference is one of the world’s most appealing literary gatherings.”
John Berendt

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Creative Crossroads of the Americas: The cradle of Mexican Independence, San Miguel de Allende has long been a mecca for social creatives – writers, painters, musicians, poets, philosophers, liberation theology clergy. Maybe it’s the crisp mountain air. Maybe it’s the thermal pools infused with natural lithium. Maybe it’s the Dalai Lama’s blessing. Maybe it’s YOU this year walking the same cobblestone streets, breathing the same air, soaking in the same thermal waters – maybe it’s you adding to the creative energy of this World Heritage City.