Arizona and New Mexico are fairly low key when compared to the ultra-busy borders shared by Texas and California. While the Texas border is exceptionally long, The California Mexico border is geographically narrow. The bottleneck created in California has created the busiest border crossing in the entire world at San […]
The Arizona – Mexico Border has several busy crossing points. It’s home to a large amount of private and commercial traffic. A large segment of the border spans Sonora on the Mexico side. The far western border touches on Baja and the eastern side is adjacent to Chihuahua. With only […]
Type Banjercito into Google Maps and you will see locations scattered across Mexico. The highest concentration of offices are located at land border crossings. They are also prominent at travel junctures where vehicle permits are needed. So what exactly is a Banjercito and what purpose does it serve? The Banjercito […]
Like most countries, Mexico has a visa process for visitors. The tourist visa begins with a 7 day option and runs all the way to 180 days. You average fly-in trip lasts for less than a week and that 7-day option is very common. Drivers tend to stay a little […]
Our guide to the temporary vehicle permit for Mexico is intended to simplify the process. For your average foreign driver, the temporary import permit or TIP, is very simple. Some folks with varying degrees of residency will have special rules however. Also, the laws regarding and other drivers under the […]
Are you headed to Mexico with the hopes of catching a few fish? Make sure you are legal and have a Mexico fishing license purchased and printed when fishing from a boat or even while operating a boat carrying a fishing tackle. The country is absolutely loaded with opportunities in […]
Located in the Guanajuato region, this is a popular destination and is one of our favorite road trip destinations. It’s a direct shot from the United States border while taking toll roads. Depending on where you cross, it can be a single, long day on the road or a two […]
Yuma is situated in the southwest corner of Arizona, not far from the California border. It’s also adjacent to the Mexico border. In fact, visitors can walk (or drive) from Yuma right across the border. For the drivers, you will need to grab Mexican insurance in Yuma first. You can […]
Take one of these incredible road trips to Mexico and you might have a hard time turning back. The mouth watering food, wild places and unique cultural and geological experiences make Mexico one of the most attractive destinations on the planet. You can fly to the country and rent a […]
Eagle Pass is a quiet city of roughly 30,000 residents with a counterpart city across the border called Piedras Negras. They are surprisingly similar in size and both are very welcoming and mellow communities. Divided by the Rio Grande, both cities have wonderful culture with the usual back and forth […]
