Rental Car tour Baja California

Detailed information on driving behaviour in Mexico will be given to you in the travel documents once you book your trip with us. Generally speaking, Mexican roads are in good condition, especially the toll roads.

The document below gives you some useful tips on driving through Mexico.

Driving the Mexican way

Possible combinations

Ideally, this trip by rental car can be combined with a visit to the Copper Canyon which you experience in the Chepe train.

Programme after the trip

After your trip to the Baja California we recommend a prolongation of your vacation (from 3 to 5 days) in order to relax and digest the impressions of your journey. To do so you may either go directly to a beach hotel in Los Cabos or fly to the Caribbean (Cancun).

Here you find an overview of the beach hotels according to category:

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• CABAÑAHOTELS (small resorts in bungalow style) > show
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Mexico is a safe country to travel around by rental car. The roads are better (and getting better every time) than one could imagine and Mexicans drive with caution, although they do it not so much because they follow the rules but because they are tactful. A 4x4 vehicle is not needed, but you do need to look out for any unforeseen speedbumps (topes) to avoid any unexpected bumps at high speed. Our logisitc information will be provided in the travel documents; taking into consideration the estimated travel times will help you prepare mentally for each leg of the route.

You will receive a detailed street map of Mexico. You can also rent a GPS (in English or German). All our partner hotels have their own parking space or a special agreement with a parking space close by. At the archeological sites, museums and other sights you should always make sure to leave the car in a parking lot  or a parking space with some security (you will normally have to pay a small fee). We strongly advise you not to park in the streets of any city, since  parking rules are not easy to understand and differ from state to state. Parking lots (Estacionamiento Público) are good options to park your car safely.

Only with Mextrotter: Travel first, pay afterwards!  By paying only 4% extra you enjoy your trip first and pay within 7 days after you go back home.

After choosing your desired trip(s) on our website you will receive a non-binding offer which you can book simply by reply e-mail. Please include the reference number (= tourcode) in your mail. By doing so you will receive access to your personal travel portal, where you can enter the passengers' personal dates so we can book the flights that may be included in the offer.

For further information consider our  Booking Memo Sheet.

You can travel to Mexico throughout the whole year. As a traveller you are probably a bit worried about the rainy season spoiling the pleasure of your travel. As Europeans you may associate rain with wind, coolness, damp weather and staying inside your house. However, this is different in Mexico.

First of all, during the rainy season in Mexico it seldom rains during the day; it mainly rains during the night. The rain falls down as short, strong showers and it hardly cools down the country: it remains warm. For all these reasons, we recommend you not to plan your trip to Mexico solely on the basis of the rainy season. However, if you still do not want to travel around during the rainy season, you can best do so from November to March.

Be aware that the price level in Mexico is approximately 40% lower than in Europe. In other words: food and drinks cost about half the price (excluding table wine, which is quite expensive in Mexico). A guide for personal meal expenses could be 15 to 30 Euro per person per day.  The exact amount you spend  per day depends on your drinking and eating habits.