LaPaz airport and parking

facebook wrote:I used the storage by the airport for the last 6 months and I didn't have a good experience overall at all due to the fine dust that gets into everything there. Now I recommend Servicio Hirales Storage in La Paz where the surface is covered in stone and cement. I got a bodega but they can provide a covered storage too, here's the contact info. serviciohirales@gmail.com https://www.facebook.com/tallerhirales

lpg wrote:For many of us who are lucky enough to live in Baja California Sur’s beautiful capital city of La Paz, we are blessed with a wide variety of beaches to go and visit while the Malecon at sunset is a destination or moment you can rarely find anywhere else in the world. Life can be more than satisfying in La Paz, but even the greatest admirers of this incredible spot in one of Mexico’s unknown treasures still seek to explore other areas of this vast country. La Paz is a relatively small city and anybody who has visited the airport has probably shared a wry smile at its size and tranquil - especially compared to the likes of Los Angeles’ LAX or Dallas’ Fort Worth which see some combined 2,000 aircrafts - incoming and outgoing - on a daily basis. Having said that, there are four main airlines - Aeromexico, Vivaaerobus, Volaris and Calafia Airlines - who offer direct flights out of La Paz and to a number of other destinations within Mexico. Here is a general list of destinations each airline has to offer: Aeromexico - Mexico City, Tijuana Vivaaerobus - Guadalajara, Monterrey, Mazatlan, Culiacan Volaris - Mexico City, Guadalajara, Tijuana Calafia Airlines - Tijuana, Mexicali, Loreto, Los Mochis, Hermosillo, Ciudad Obregon, Chihuahua, Culiacan, Mazatlan, Guadalajara Most destinations which can be reached by direct flight from La Paz are situated in the west of Mexico, yet that’s not to say they don’t offer a range of contrasting landscapes and appealing places to see. Chihuahua, for instance, is home to the spectacular Copper Canyon which can be viewed on an unforgettable train journey, taking you through numerous towns and deep gorges. Mexico City, Guadalajara and Monterrey each offer vastly different city scenes, while Loreto on the other hand is what La Paz perhaps appeared like when it once was just a small fishing town. Summers here can be humid and those weeks around Semana Santa are often quite crowded, so for those looking to take a short break from these shores, there are a number of vacation options available.

Just a mention of the new system: You get a ticket as before as you enter the secure parking area. You must pay inside with your ticket in the waiting area before leaving the airport.
It is now an automated system. (12:30 Friday to Monday at 1:30 The cost for the 3 days was $420 pesos)

I have used their services

parking is $5.00 a day... minimum 6 days

You can also do monthly for $50.00

Free shuttle to and from airport is included with that.

You can see their website....... but I don't think it has rates mentioned

www.lapazstorage.com

La Paz Mini Storage offers friendly and safe airport parking for only $5.00 a day, minimum $30. (just about a third of actual airport rates)
We also offer shuttle service to and from the airport for our customers.

* Our storage rates vary. Please call us for a more accurate quote.
U.S. / Canada Call: 1-530-845-5287
Mexico: Offic Phone: 612-124-6504
Email: lapazstorage@gmail.com
here is airport price

I just left my car in the LAP airport for 3.5 days, Friday-Monday and it
cost 484 pesos. Parked in covered space. jg

Long term parking at La Paz airport, 3 km before airport left hand side.  Rides available to airport.  390 pesos minimum, from one week to a month. La Paz Mini and Rv Storage 612 124-6504