Cabo San Lucas might take all the attention but it’s not the only place worth visiting in Baja Sur (BCS). The entire southern region is loaded with insanely beautiful coastlines, interior mountains, secret springs, hikes and endless recreational opportunities. Read on to discover the routes, destinations and logistics needed to […]
Month: January 2022
Dental Tourism in Mexico
Dental treatments are not cheap in the USA and many seek dentists south of the border to reduce costs. Operating in Mexico is much cheaper and many dentists have very affordable services, often charging less than half the normal price. Dental tourism is a major industry, especially in the border […]
Why You Need Temporary Mexico Auto Insurance
Crossing the USA – Mexico border is surprisingly straightforward but there are a few absolute necessities. You will need an FMM tourist visa, a TIP if leaving the border or free zone, and Mexican auto insurance. You can buy daily Mexican car insurance policies for affordable options or secure 6 […]
Northern Baja California Travel Guide
Northern Baja is loaded with incredible places to visit, many being a short drive across the US-Mexico border. It’s spectacular having two oceans and a variety of inland places to explore here. We have a series of driving videos on our YouTube channel documenting and showing many of the roads […]
Cell Phone Service in Mexico for Travelers
So you’re going to Mexico. It doesn’t matter if you fly or drive, having your cell phone in action is a must for many travelers. For some, it’s a lifeline to work and for others, a way to stay in touch with everyone at home. Regardless, cell service is pretty […]
Getting Gas in Mexico – Process at the Pumps
I see plenty of folks asking about gas in Mexico and want to clarify the process and types of fuel available. Finding Mexico gas stations and buying fuel is pretty straightforward and much like the United States and Canada. As of now, you won’t find a distribution of charging stations […]
Is it Safe to Drive Through Mexico?
I’m sitting on a beach on the Baja peninsula writing this piece. While Baja is more insulated in many ways than the mainland, a family barbecuing on the beach just insisted on feeding me and while their kids played with my dog. This friendly encounter is not uncommon here or […]

