Victoria De Durango Durango, Mexico Travel Guide
A structured approach to pre-trip planning reduces stress and makes sure nothing is overlooked. Here is a recommended timeline:
steps to take at different stages before your departure.
Check validity (6+ months) plus study visa requirements.
Reserve international flights to General Guadalupe Victoria International Airport (DGO).
Purchase comprehensive travel insurance. Consult doctor for vaccinations.
Reserve all accommodations in Victoria de Durango and for day trips.
Reserve major organized tours (e.g., Mexiquillo adventure).
Plan your currency strategy and notify your bank of travel dates.
Reconfirm all flight, accommodation, and tour reservations.
Start packing, referring to your checklist. Eagle Creek
Download offline maps and language packs; install ride-sharing apps.
A little research can truly make a difference. Become acquainted with your destination before you go.
Start your planning early, especially for checking passport validity and visa requirements. These processes can take time.
These steps provide a smooth transition upon your arrival in Victoria de Durango.
Clear immigration (present passport and THE visitor permit) and customs.
Withdraw Pesos from an ATM at the airport or exchange a small amount.
Purchase a local SIM card (if you want) from a provider counter at the airport or in the city.
Confirm the exact location of where you're staying.
Obtain a printed map of the city, specifically the historic center.
Take a short walk to familiarize yourself with close-by amenities (pharmacy, convenience store).
Use ATMs for withdrawing pesos; they generally present better exchange rates than exchange counters.
Ensure you withdraw or exchange for a few smaller bills ($20, $50, $100 MXN) for immediate use.
Purchase bottled or purified water immediately upon arrival.
Upon arrival, get local money from an ATM at the airport. You will need cash for taxis, buses, and street food.
Plan for a smooth departure out of Victoria de Durango and Mexico.
Completing a few final tasks results in a stress-complimentary trip home.
Double-check that you have your FMM card.
You need to display it to immigration when departing Mexico.
