Car hire Hermosillo Airport

Approximately 50 commercial flights from across Mexico and the United States pass through General Ignacio Pesqueira García International Airport each day. This airport doubles as a Mexican Air Force base and receives many diverted flights from Tijuana's General Abelardo L. Rodríguez International Airport as a result. This airport lies west of Sonoma's state capital with car rental in Hermosillo Airport.

Hermosillo Airport facilities

This airport's shopping area is open 24 hours, while six car rental dealerships offer opportunities to compare car hire. Passengers can dine at three formal restaurants or grab more casual snacks at the café, bar or ice cream shop. A Prodigy account is required to use the airport's wireless internet. Two banks and a travel agency are also found here.

Hermosillo Airport excursions

North American tourists often stop at Hermosillo on their way to the coast, but this city beneath Cerro de la Campana Mountain is well worth a longer stay. Sonora's ecological centre houses 200 animals and 300 plants and is situated just outside of Hermosillo, while the La Pintada archaeological zone lies 40 miles south with car hire in Hermosillo Airport. Hermosillo's main attraction, however, may be Kino Bay's calm waters.

Best time to visit

Hermosillo's most pleasant visiting times are October, November and the months between March and May. The weather is neither too cold nor too hot during these periods. June to September is Hermosillo's hottest period, while its coldest temperatures occur between December and February. The surrounding mountains are usually much cooler than Hermosillo's Sonora Desert plains.

Car rental in Hermosillo Airport

Mexican Federal Highway 15, Hermosillo's main motorway, travels south to Mexico City and north to Nogales at the Arizona border. Sonora State Highway 100 is the city's other significant road. Potholes, speed bumps and detours are problems on many of Hermosillo's roads. Highway 15 becomes a toll road between Hermosillo and Magdalena de Kino. Several military checkpoints lie along this route. Most main Hermosillo streets are wide and lined with trees.