Private jet charter to Mexico

Mexico is among the most visited countries in the world. With its vast expanses of golden coastline, vibrant culture and flavourful cuisine, it's easy to see why.

You’ll find ancient ruins, celebrity hangouts, sun-drenched beaches and plenty of shopping and sightseeing opportunities. When it comes to dining, countless places worldwide serve Mexican classics, but nothing quite prepares you for eating them on home soil.

A private jet charter to Mexico with Air Charter Service (ACS) is the ideal way to explore this beautiful country. Learn more about where to go, what to eat and where to stay in our luxury travel guide for passengers travelling via private charter to Mexico.

Top luxury attractions and activities in Mexico

Los Cabos, a luxurious twin destination comprising Cabo San Lucas and San José del Cabo, is a haven for those seeking natural beauty and exclusivity. Known for its dramatic coastline, azure waters and iconic rock formations like El Arco, Los Cabos offers an ideal blend of tranquility and adventure. Discerning travellers can indulge in deep-sea fishing, private yacht charters and world-class golf. Additionally, the burgeoning culinary scene features award-winning chefs and Michelin-star-level dining at the Cocina de Autor Los Cabos.

The Riviera Maya is a luxurious escape renowned for its white-sand beaches, vibrant coral reefs and Mayan archaeological sites. Visitors can explore the ancient ruins of Tulum, snorkel or dive in the Mesoamerican Barrier Reef, and unwind at exclusive beachfront resorts. For adventure-seekers, the region offers cenote diving, jungle zip-lining and eco-parks like Xcaret. Tulum has become a favourite among the global elite for its boutique hotels and bohemian vibe.

Mexico City, a cosmopolitan capital, is a cultural epicentre blending history, art and modern sophistication. Explore the historic centre, home to landmarks like the Palacio de Bellas Artes and the Zócalo, or immerse yourself in the art world with a visit to Frida Kahlo’s Casa Azul. Fine dining is a highlight, with two restaurants on 2025’s World’s 50 Best list, Rosetta and Quintonil. The city also boasts high-end shopping in Polanco and vibrant nightlife in Roma Norte.

Oaxaca is a treasure trove of rich traditions, authentic cuisine and stunning landscapes. Famed for its vibrant arts scene and festivals like Día de los Muertos, it offers an immersive cultural experience. Travellers can explore the Zapotec ruins of Monte Albán, savour local mezcal at exclusive distilleries, and wander through colourful artisan markets. The region’s gastronomic reputation is a highlight with traditional mole (sauces), unique local ingredients and upscale dining experiences.

Puerto Vallarta, a picturesque coastal city, is celebrated for its charming old town, luxury resorts and stunning sunsets over Banderas Bay. This destination is perfect for private yacht charters, whale watching and exploring the secluded beaches of the Marietas Islands. Its vibrant art galleries and cobblestone streets lined with boutiques and fine-dining venues attract luxury travellers seeking both culture and relaxation.

Luxury hotels in Mexico

Mexico has an impressive range of top-rated places to stay, from bohemian hotels to sprawling beachfront resorts. These are a few of the best options in its most popular locations.

• Waldorf Astoria Los Cabos Pedregal, Los Cabos: The number one resort in Western Mexico in the Reader’s Choice Awards for Condé Nast Traveler, 2025, is a remarkable escape. Perched on a rugged cliffside, this ultra-luxury resort is accessible via a private tunnel carved into the mountains. Each suite features handcrafted Mexican decor, spacious terraces and private infinity pools overlooking the Pacific Ocean. Guests can enjoy bespoke experiences, including starlit dining on the beach and curated wellness programs.

• Fairmont Mayakoba, Riviera Maya: Spanning 240 acres of lush mangroves and lagoons, this eco-luxury resort offers a tranquil escape. Its suites and casitas feature contemporary decor with a nod to Mayan heritage. The resort is home to an 18-hole Greg Norman-designed golf course, a full-service spa and multiple gourmet restaurants, including those specializing in local Yucatán flavours.

• St. Regis Mexico City, Mexico City: Renowned for its timeless sophistication, the St. Regis offers bespoke butler services and luxurious suites with floor-to-ceiling windows. Guests can enjoy the Remède Spa, which includes hydrotherapy pools and personalized treatments, and dine at La Table Krug, an exclusive experience paired with Krug champagne.

• Pug Seal, Oaxaca: A boutique hotel that’s conveniently located in the centre of Oaxaca City, Pug Seal has been awarded a Michelin Key for its fantastic accommodation and services. This hotel is memorable for its incredible Zapotec murals that adorn its walls, its intimate setting with just 20 rooms, gourmet breakfasts to kick-start your day, and a hot tub to help you wind down.

• Grand Velas Riviera Nayarit, Nuevo Vallarta: Known for its spacious ocean-view suites, this luxury resort combines opulence with comfort. Highlights include an infinity pool overlooking Banderas Bay, a world-class spa offering hydrotherapy rituals, and seven gourmet restaurants, including Cocina de Autor, which serves avant-garde cuisine in a stunning beachfront setting.

The best restaurants in Mexico

You’re spoilt for choice when it comes to delicious local and international cuisine in Mexico. Here are a few of the best restaurants that you can choose from:

• Don Manuel’s, Los Cabos: Set at the heart of Waldorf Astoria Los Cabos Pedregal, Don Manuel’s creates a welcoming atmosphere with excellent service and lantern-lit terraces that overlook the ocean. Chef Manuel Huerta's kitchen reimagines regional ingredients in seasonal menus and shared dishes that celebrate Mexico's heritage, most memorably captured by fine meals such as roasted pork chops, the local catch of the day and roasted free-range chicken. Live music, beautiful views and private dining settings create a relaxed yet refined restaurant atmosphere.

• Agave, Riviera Maya: Nestled within the adults-only Barceló Maya Riviera resort, Agave is immediately noticeable with its classy decor of polished marble and exquisitely upholstered wooden furniture. Its menu highlights regional favourites, including grilled octopus, marinated beefsteak, Mexico-style pumpkin, and, of course, a range of antojitos, tacos and tortillas. Centre stage is a 24-seat taco bar where diners can get traditional tacos with the best ingredients and mouthwatering Mexican sauces.

• Ling Ling by Hakkasan, Mexico City: Perched on the 56th floor of the Chapultepec Uno tower, Ling Ling by Hakkasan grants diners 360-degree panoramas of Mexico City’s vast skyline. This location evolves from exquisite dining to DJ-backed, late-night revelry high above the city. An izakaya-inspired, share-style menu with influences of other Asian cultures offers delightful dishes, such as the crispy duck salad, A5 wagyu and truffle gyozas, miso-roasted black cod, and a variety of seasonal specials.

• Ancestral Cocina Tradicional, Oaxaca: Situated in Oaxaca’s Barrio de Xochimilco, Ancestral Cocina Tradicional feels like a laid-back oasis just minutes from the city centre. Owner Chef Miguel Mijangos proudly combines Oaxacan flair with local ingredients — enjoy fresh memelas, quesadillas, empanadas and tetelas, as well as a range of breakfast options, all in a location that highlights the local culture.

• Restaurante Barcelona Tapas Puerto Vallarta, Puerto Vallarta: Located near the malecón, Barcelona Tapas treats guests to wrap-around terraces and incredible views of the city and the nearby Bahia de Banderas (Bay of Banderas). The menu is equally as enticing, with Chef and owner William Carballo offering a repertoire of hot and cold Spanish tapas designed to be shared. Staples include a range of paella options, ribeye steaks, grilled salmon, and baked goat cheese served with garlic bread. The menu is regularly refreshed to offer new culinary adventures.

Recommended private jet airports for Mexico

When visiting these popular destinations in Mexico, there are a variety of private jet airports to help you on your journey.

Los Cabos International Airport (SJD) is conveniently located approximately eight miles north of San José del Cabo and 30 miles from Cabo San Lucas. It is equipped with VIP services and FBO (fixed-base operator) facilities with private terminals for seamless private jet arrivals and departures.

A premier gateway offering luxury lounges, concierge services, and top-tier facilities, Cancún International Airport (CUN) has a dedicated FBO terminal for private aviation, luxury ground transportation and gourmet cuisine.

Toluca International Airport (TLC) is preferred by private jet travellers for its efficiency, privacy and proximity to Mexico City. This airport also offers several facilities for private jets with a number of dedicated FBOs.

Conveniently located to access the city and surrounding attractions, Xoxocotlán International Airport (OAX) has private jet handling services with a dedicated FBO offering permit coordination, catering arrangements and ground transportation.

The last entry on our list is Licenciado Gustavo Díaz Ordaz International Airport (PVR). There is one primary FBO but multiple handling agents that offer VIP services, and luxury ground transportation for private jet passengers.

Get private flights to Mexico with ACS

Mexico is a stunning destination for private jet travellers, with beautiful beaches, exceptional hotels and a world-class culinary scene. ACS can fly you to Mexico in the ultimate style, while also offering top-tier private jet charters in Mexico if you want to visit more than one destination with the utmost convenience.

Speak to a travel consultant from The Travel Division at Air Charter Service for all your on-the-ground needs, or contact us to speak to a charter consultant about our Mexico jet charter services today.