Driving to and in Mexico is easy and safe. Rules of the road are similar to the US and Canada. One things to ensure is that you have Mexico Auto Insurance because U.S. and Canadian insurance policies are not recognized here. Whether you’re driving a car, truck, rv, motorcycle or rental car, make sure that you [read more ...]
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Driving to and in Mexico is easy and safe. Rules of the road are similar to the US and Canada. Follow these tips and you’ll be well on your way to an enjoyable drive through Mexico. Driving Directions – from Phoenix and Tucson to San Carlos, Mexico: Take the I-10 east to Tucson, Arizona. From [read more ...]

Mexican Bus Information on Tufesa, TAP, TBC, Estrellas del Pacifico and Mayitos. Tufesa Taking a Tufesa bus from Arizona to Guaymas is convenient, comfortable, cost-effective and easy to use. You can reach Guaymas with Tufesa from numerous points in the US, inlcuding Phoenix, Tucson, Las Vegas and Las Angeles. A Tufesa bus goes directly from [read more ...]

Arrival of a cruise ship in Guaymas: The Port of Guaymas website has the schedule of cruise ship arrivals. The site has some nice photos of previous cruise ships in the Guaymas port. This beautiful video shows things to do while in port: Some of the many things to do while in Port: Tour Guaymas [read more ...]

Flights to Guaymas / San Carlos A few airlines offer flights to Guaymas / San Carlos Mexico. Track your Guaymas arrival or departure with the fight status tool. Guaymas airport: General José María Yáñez Airport code: GYM Effective October 27, US Airways will no longer serve Guaymas. I wrote to US Airways’ head office and they [read more ...]

Mexican Airlines: there are numerous airlines that fly internationally to Mexico from the US, Canada and beyond. And several cheap airlines in Mexico that fly nationally. Mexican Airlines that fly internationally: Aeromexico Aeromexico‘s US-Mexico service originates in Atlanta, Boston, Chicago, Dallas/Fort Worth, El Paso, Houston, Las Vegas, Los Angeles, Miami, New York City, Ontario CA, [read more ...]
Cheap Flights Mexico — Discover the cheap flights in and to Mexico. Cheap Flights Mexico Several cheap Mexico airlines service the country, making travel around Mexico inexpensive and easy. With Viva Aerobus, Volaris, Interjet and ClickMexicana all offering discount airfares and deals in Mexico, you can find low fares between most major cities and beach [read more ...]

It is very important that you read and understand the laws so that you don’t end up with a fine or worse. Refer to the Aduana Mexico website for more information. What can I bring in duty free? The items allowed in your personal luggage, according to the length of your trip Up to 75 USD per [read more ...]

The Secretary of Communication and Transportation, on their website, has a useful tool for calculating costs on Mexico toll roads. Input your origin and destination and the application will map your route and give estimated driving time and toll costs. It even lists toll locations, so you can start preparing your ‘cuata’ in advance. According to [read more ...]

The Ferry Guaymas to Santa Rosalia Mexico transports both cars and passengers from Guaymas to Santa Rosalia, Baja California. Departures: Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays & Saturdays 8:00 p.m. Returning from Santa Rosalia to Guaymas on Tuesday and Wednesday at 9:00am and Friday and Sunday at 8:00pm. Phone 622-222-0204; Mexican Toll Free #01-800-505-5018 email: ventas@ferrysantarosalia.com
Do you need passport to go to mexico? Yes. For the latest entry requirements for Mexico, visit the National Institute of Migration’s website, the Mexican Secretary of Tourism’s Manual on Tourist Entry, or contact the Embassy of Mexico at 1911 Pennsylvania Avenue NW, Washington, DC 20006, telephone (202) 736-1600, or any Mexican consulate. Do You [read more ...]
If you are taking a road trip through Mexico, whether by car or RV, one number you should keep handy is for the Green Angels. Green Angels (Angeles Verdes) Call 078 from any cell phone or TELEMEX phone booth to ask for help and road-side assistance from the Green Angels. Radio dispatch will send a truck [read more ...]






