Plan your road trip to northern Baja California with these destinations, activities, culture, food, and travel tips, from Tijuana to Bahía de Los Ángeles and everywhere in between...
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Plan your road trip to northern Baja California with these destinations, activities, culture, food, and travel tips, from Tijuana to Bahía de Los Ángeles and everywhere in between...
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Explore Valle de Guadalupe, Mexico's top wine region, including the best wineries, restaurants, boutique hotels, events, and tips for road-tripping Baja's famous Ruta del Vino...
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From the streets of Rocky Point to safe, loving homes, Barb's Dog Rescue has saved thousands of dogs. This is the story of how it began and how you can help keep the mission alive...
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Discover the surprising history and bizarre facts about Rocky Point, Mexico-from how it got its name to Al Capone to NASA training grounds-it's a beach town with a twist...
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All you need to know about visiting Rocky Point, Mexico-how to get there and back, where to go, what to eat, and what to do-for families, first-timers, and adventure seekers alike...
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Explore how Easter in Mexico is celebrated with elaborate cultural events, regional foods, and beach vacations. And learn the top destinations to witness the biggest moments...
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Explore Baja and Sonora shopping hot spots! From handmade crafts to bargain finds, this cross-border shopping guide helps you shop smart and save big...
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If you tow anything behind your vehicle when you drive to Mexico, it is crucial each towed unit be listed correctly on your Mexico tourist auto insurance policy...
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Here are the top 5 reasons you need home insurance in Mexico: to safeguard against natural disasters, theft, liability, and peace of mind whether you're home or away...
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Plan a fun, safe, and easy trip to Mexico with kids using these expert tips and recommendations for border crossing, packing essentials, and other helpful advice...
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Read your Mexico Tourist Auto Insurance policy documents before you go Mexico so you understand your coverage exclusions and don't do anything to void your coverage...
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Rocky Point, Mexico offers the best activities for families, from visiting the 'Old Port,' to learning about the ocean at CEDO, to hiking a world heritage site...
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Spring Break in Mexico? Mexico is surrounded by beaches, everything is affordable, it is close to the U.S., and it is warm! Here are the top 5 destinations...
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Driving in Mexico can be stressful if you haven't done your research and this is your first time. We gathered all the information you need to feel comfortable and have fun when driving your car there...
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The Tabor Canyon hike, outside of Loreto, winds through the Sierra de la Giganta Mountains, passing water polished boulders, desert flowers, waterfalls, and pools...
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Your Mexico car insurance policy will cover your vehicle if you are a victim of theft. But like a U.S. auto policy, the contents of your vehicle, including your personal property, are not...
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There is so much to see and do in Mexico at Christmastime, with so much tradition and reasons to celebrate. These 5 places are the best for a Christmas vacation in Mexico...
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When planning a road trip to Mexico be sure you prepare your vehicle by checking your oil and tire pressure, carry a few spare parts, and a small can of gas, if possible...
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If you are taking a trip to Mexico, you may be wondering what to pack? Mexpro's Mexico packing list was created by many of our employees and should help you when it's time to load up the suitcase...
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Getting gas in Mexico is easy, but there are some things you should know about Mexico gas stations before you embark on a road trip there...
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Topes, like speed bumps in the US, are used to reduce vehicle speeds. But in Mexico they can be larger, hard to see, and can cause damage if you don't see them...
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Whale watching is one of the most popular activities from January through March along the Baja Peninsula, and our friend who just returned has the best tips...
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My friend just got back from driving down the Baja Peninsula and back. He shared loads of tips on getting gas, maps, WIFI, border crossings, how to avoid the police, & more...
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Mexico's recent ban on smoking and vaping applies to all public spaces, including beaches, parks, patios, and more. Punishment involves fines up to $110k USD and 36 hours in jail...
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I'm going to Mexico in a week, and I just found out my passport has expired! This really happened to one of our employees. Get recent, first-hand experience on how to get a passport fast if you're traveling in less than 14 days...
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Al conducir a México, es importante decidir por dónde cruzará la frontera. Aquí hay ubicaciones e información sobre los cruces fronterizos de EE. UU. y México...
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As of April 2022 only 8 Vaquita porpoises are believed to be alive. The species lives only in a 40-square-mile area of the Sea of Cortez and are being decimated by local fishermen...
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Many popular Mexico tourist destinations lie within what's known as the Free or Border Zone, where a temporary vehicle importation permit (TIP) is not required...
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Muchos destinos populares de México se encuentran dentro de la Zona Libre o Fronteriza, donde no se requiere un permiso temporal de importación de vehículos (TIP)...
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If you are a snowbird headed to Mexico this winter, know Mexico's emergency phone numbers, get a cell phone plan, more advice to make your trip more enjoyable...
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What do Mexpro's trust icons mean? Learn how to understand BBB and A.M. Best insurance ratings, and use this information to choose the best Mexican car insurance for your next trip...
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If you want the best tequila in Mexico, you'll have to drink from the spirits made in and around the town of Tequila, Mexico. The blue agave of the state of Jalisco is considered the only true member of the tequila family...
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Para usar el teléfono celular en México es como en los EE. UU., excepto que excepto que puede haber cargos internacionales y tarifas roaming. Usa estos consejos...
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Como elegir entre un seguro de automóvil de cobertura amplia o solo responsabilidad. Conozca los pros y los contras de cada uno para determinar cuál es mejor para su viaje a México...
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Comprar un Seguro de auto en linea es rapido y fácil con Mexpro. Obtenga los detalles en nuestra fácil y sencilla aplicación en linea para enseguida comprar comprar con tarjeta de credito o PayPal y listo para salir a Mexico...
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Purchasing Mexico insurance online is fast & easy with Mexpro. Get the details on our simple, no hassle online application, and then buy with a credit card or PayPal—and you're off to Mexico...
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La Página de Cotización de Mexpro le brinda tres opciones de compañías de seguros de México. Pero ¿cuál elegir? Le ayudamos a comparar aseguradoras y coberturas...
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The Mexpro Quote Page gives you three Mexico insurance company options. We help you compare insurers & coverage to choose which is best for you & your wallet...
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Mexpro reúne información en nuestro formulario de cotización para seguro de auto en México que es pertinente para proporcionarle la cobertura y el precio correcto. Esto es lo que necesita proporcionar para una cotización rápida...
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Mexpro gathers information on our Mexican auto insurance quote form that is pertinent to provide you the right coverage & price. Here's what you need to provide for a quick quote...
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Desde enero de 2019, todo automovilista que conduzca en las carreteras federales de México debe tener un seguro de automóvil que incluya, como mínimo, cobertura de responsabilidad civil...
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If emergencies happen while traveling, it's important to be able to cover medical costs including an evacuation. Here are the top untruths about travel insurance...
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Travel medical air evacuation insurance protects you, should you be hospitalized due to an injury or illness that occurs while traveling domestically or abroad, when a transport is necessary...
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Estas cosas suceden de vez en cuando y nos complace ayudar a nuestros clientes que necesitan retrasar, cancelar o cambiar los detalles de sus pólizas de seguro de automóvil temporales...
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What if you have an emergency or you can't travel to Mexico for another reason? Mexpro's cancellation process is simple and we will help you every step of the way...
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Learn the geography of Mexico with its deep canyons, high mountains, deserts, dense rain forests, and beaches. Includes Mexico fun facts, history, culture & more...
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Mesoamerican groups lived in Mexico before the arrival of European explorers. They include the Maya, Mixtec, Mexica (Aztec), Olmec, Teotihuacan, and Zapotec Despite living in different regions, they shared many characteristics...
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Mexican food is an integral part of the culture of Mexico and one of the most popular cuisines in the world. Learn about Mexican food and indulge in these popular recipes for breakfast, lunch, snacks, and dinner...
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Exploring Aztec culture is a major tourism attraction in Mexico. Learn about Mexico's Aztec history and decide what sights you'd like to see and learn about there...
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Whether you are driving your own vehicle or a rental in Mexico, here are answers to common questions about what is needed to get on your way with confidence...
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El Seguro de auto en Mexico es requerido. El costo por día, para su seguro de auto depende de cuántos días viaje, el valor de su auto y la duración de su póliza...
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It's important to have the right Mexican car insurance coverage before you drive to Mexico. Use this info to be sure you & your vehicle are properly covered...
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Vacationing in Mexico for Christmas? Holiday festivities fill the entire month of December! Here's what to expect if you spend Navidad in Southern Mexico...
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Whether you're a U.S. citizen or a Canadian citizen you do need to show your passport to prove your citizenship, it is a legal requirement. Watch our video to learn more...
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The benefits of retiring in Mexico include a lower cost of living, great healthcare, modern comforts, & more. Find prices, pros, cons, & best places to live...
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Keep a paper copy of your policy documents in your vehicle and on your person in the event that you get pulled over by police, or have an accident while in Mexico...
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There are many RV parks in Rocky Point. Here are four of the most popular ones and what you need to know about them...
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Mountains, rivers, valleys, desert, and beaches offer water sports, live festivals, whale watching, and more in Baja California Norte, Mexico's westernmost state...
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Explore the best scuba diving spots in Baja California, from coral reefs in Loreto to La Paz's vibrant sea life. Dive into caves, shipwrecks, and marine wonders!..
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You must have Mexican liability insurance to drive your car in Mexico. Here's everything you need to know to find a reputable Mexican car insurance company...
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Full coverage car insurance will protect you financially and legally if you are in an auto accident in Mexico. Make sure your policy includes these coverages...
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Mexico's northern Baja region accommodates all beachgoers with everything from quiet expanses of sand to bustling seaside resorts. Find your destination here...
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However remote the odds, a serious accident in Mexico could be financially devastating. Make sure you have the right auto insurance coverage (full or liability-only) when driving your vehicle in Mexico...
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Proof of Mexican liability insurance is required for foreign vehicles driving in Mexico. Here are the coverages you should look for and how to get it...
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Some of Mexico's most charming sites aren't all that famous. These lesser-known destinations are characteristic of the nation's utter beauty and variety...
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Mexico insurance will cover your vehicle, watercraft, travel trailer, motorcycle, & towed units while in Mexico, since your U.S. policy is not accepted there...
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Loreto is a tiny Mexican town on the Sea of Cortez & Loreto Bay National Marine park. It offers an intimate, laid back experience with history & large mountains...
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Valentine's Day in Mexico is called Dia del Amor y la Amistad, or the Day of Love and Friendship. Mexico celebrates romantic relationships & close friendships...
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Since January 2019, every motorist driving on Mexican Federal highways is required to have auto insurance that includes at least third-party liability coverage...
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The U.S. Department of State recommends Americans purchase Mexican liability auto insurance because U.S. policies are not recognized as valid in Mexico...
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Mexpro works with 3 Mexican insurance companies, who are all A.M. Best A-Rated companies, and have a solid history of financial stability and paying claims...
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Mexico is a country that covers a vast amount of land area and has everything from pristine tropical beaches, to dense lush jungles, to ancient ruins, and some of the best resorts in the world. Regardless of what you're looking...
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These are things you should know about that you will NOT encounter on the road in Mexico--rest stops, warning signs for speed bumps, & easy-to-see stop signs...
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Since 2009, Mexico has required passports for its visitors. Your passport needs to be valid for at least the amount of time you plan on spending in the country...
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Mexpro provides up to $2 million U.S. coverage on Mexico homes for buildings and other structures, and civil liability. And, personal property up to $1 million U.S...
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These northern Sonora and Baja California RV Parks are our favorites, combining beachfront access with all the necessary amenities, plus a few extra perks...
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If you want to minimize your carbon footprint while on vacation, here's a basic guide to eco-friendly accommodations in the Ensenada area of Baja California...
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As the old saying goes, variety is the spice of life. Or to put it in a slightly more sinister way, all work and no play makes Jack a dull boy. Whatever your preferred wording, getting out of the daily...
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Know these things about rental car insurance before you drive one in Mexico. Mexican insurance is manadatory, and companies often require additional insurance...
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When planning a winter getaway in Mexico, follow these 7 tips, including getting Mexico auto insurance, to make most of your trip, get to your destination with ease...
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How much your Mexico car insurance will cost per day depends on how many days you travel in Mexico, the value of your car, and the length of time of your policy...
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What you need to go to Mexico, whether you need a temporary vehicle importation permit, where to cross the border, and what insurance to get...
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If you don't have a legally required passport and are considering whether you should get one before you go to Mexico, here's what you need to know...
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Banjercito es un banco militar que ayuda a individuos a obtener permisos de importación temporal para vehículos que son traídos al país por visitantes...
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The allure of Mexican poolsides, beaches, restaurants, and culture during the warm summer months is hard to resist. It's so easy to just jump in the car and go. But no matter how excited you may be to get there,...
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Bahía de Los Ángeles, on the Sea of Cortez, in northern Baja is a quaint budget-friendly spot, ideal for water sports, fishing, hiking, and beach combing...
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Bordered by the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans, the Sea of Cortez, and numerous inland lakes, Mexico offers infinite fishing destinations. And these are the best...
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How to go camping in Mexico, what camping gear to bring, where to camp in Mexico, and what to prepare for...
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The El Vallecito area cave paintings exist on 23 rock formations with cave art made by the ancient Yuman tribe which once inhabited the Baja California area...
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One of the world's largest mountain ranges, the Sierra Madre, or 'mother mountain,' expands from the northwest part of Mexico all the way to Guatamala...
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Heading to Mexico for the New Year? Here are the most popular New Year's Eve traditions and best destinations where you can celebrate them in Mexico...
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Mexico is home to more than 60 minerals & metals. Many either were first discovered or are only found there. It is an ideal destination for geological adventure...
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Liability car insurance is required by law on U.S. and Canadian vehicles driving in Mexico, and you must purchase your policy from a Mexican insurance company...
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Banjercito is a military bank that helps individuals obtain temporary vehicle importation permits (TIPs) for foreigners driving foreign-plated vehicles into Mexico...
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Northern Mexico has many national parks that contain some of the country's most beautiful landscapes and unique animals. These are closest to the U.S. border...
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A list of what you need to know about the day of the dead. 10 facts about the Mexican celebration that takes place the same week as Halloween in the US...
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Find nature & history at an affordable price in Guerrero Negro, Baja California, inside Mexico's biggest wildlife refuge, El Vizcaíno Biosphere Reserve...
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The Northern Baja Peninsula is one of the best locations for surfing in Mexico. Here's your guide to the beach breaks offering great waves year-round...
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There are only three New Mexico Border Crossings, and all cross into the Mexico state of Chihuahua in the western half of the state. Find which roads to take...
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Texas has more Mexico border crossings than any state in the U.S. Here's how to determine which to use depending on your journey and how you're getting across...
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Arizona has nine Mexico border crossings. Save time knowing where to cross, what services are available, and what roads to use for where you are going...
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Use this comprehensive list of Mexico/California border crossings and the services they offer to make your trip across the border as easy and quick as possible...
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Crossing back into the US from Mexico can be an ordeal. Prepare in advance by using Mexpro's tips for fast, expedited border crossing when returning to the US...
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If you're planning a trip to Baja California in Mexico, don't miss a visit to the beautiful Misión San Ignacio Kadakaamán. Also called Mission San Ignacio, this breathtaking church has been around since the 1700s and is worth exploring when...
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Cuatro Cienegas, AKA The Galapagos of Mexico, or Four Marshes in English, is an abundant wetlands with some animal & plant life found nowhere else in the world...
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Mexico contains a wealth of culture, history and nature that most never discover. Here are 10 things you might not know about Mexico that you will enjoy learning...
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Mexico can be perfect location for a quiet weekend getaway from the mad rush, or to party till the wee hours. Gas up and hit these spots the next time you need a quick vacation...
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Your health insurance coverage may be considerably different once you travel outside the U.S. and travel insurance is worth considering if you don't like unexpected bills...
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Here are five things you will want to see and do while visiting northern Baja, including visiting Pasaje Rodriguez in Tijuana and El Mirador near Ensenada...
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If you want to skip the hotels & enjoy spending time in the Baja outdoors, these camp sites are safe, picturesque and accommodating for both tent and RV camping...
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Colorful & culturally diverse, Sonora, is home to seemingly endless miles of pristine coastline. Here are the top 5 beachside gems in Mexico's 2nd-largest state...
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Mexico is a great place to let loose & have fun. But it's important to remember that Mexico has strict laws against drinking & driving, and public intoxication...
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When temperatures start to indicate winter is coming, you'll want to consider these Mexican destinations, hosting mild climates and many other selling points...
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Mexican Independence Day is celebrates September 16, 1810, when Father Miguel Hidalgo y Costilla started the War of Independence by attacking the Spanish...
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Let the Mexpro Angels Answer your Questions Q: Hi I'm one of your Mexpro angels and I'm here to answer your question: Do you have to print a copy of your policy or is the one on your phone ok? ...
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Let the Mexpro Angels Answer your Questions Q: If you have an accident in Mexico, can you have your car repaired in the US? A: Yes, you can have your car repaired in the US. Typically, the Mexico company will...
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The Ángeles Verdes (Green Angels) provide travel information, mechanical assistance, medical help for nationals & tourists for free on roadways throughout Mexico...
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Call the insurance company's claim number on your policy immediately. Never file a claim after leaving Mexico. Learn more on our video...
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If you rent the car in the U.S. and you are driving it into Mexico Mexpro can insure it. Watch our video for more information...
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Many Americans choose to cross the border for affordable dentistry. This man chose to go to a Dentist in Tijuana. It was a great deal and experience in every way...
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Here's a stack of helpful Rocky Point travel information and tips for planning your next trip there. Learn how to get there, where to stay, where to eat, what beaches to visit, what to do, and more! Sandy Beach video included!..
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Want to know what food you should eat in Mexico? Whether you are a foodie or just want to sample the local fare, these are the popular authentic foods you should try...
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What better place to spend a Christmas vacation than down in Mexico? We rounded up a list of spots in Mexico you can drive to and enjoy a truly special Christmas...
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Mexico insurance companies are notorious for being unreliable & not paying claims. Here are the top things to look for in a Mexican car insurance company...
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Clearing U.S. customs can take anywhere from a few minutes to hours. Here is what you need to know to get through customs easily when returning from Mexico...
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It is important to know the right steps to follow for filing an insurance claim. Here's the four-step process which begins with filing your claim in Mexico...
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Mexican posadas are a Christmas tradition dating back 400 years. In Mexico they take place between December 16 and December 24 in Mexico... Read More »
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Sometimes you need to disconnect to reconnect. That was how they described what would be my experience at the Villa del Palmar in Loreto, Baja California Sur. And I was already feeling it...
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George Puckett just finished his e-book Mexico-More Expatriate Insights with tons of information on living and retiring in Mexico. It sells for only $5.99..
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If you are looking to enjoy the ocean while visiting Los Cabos, Mexico, try these amazing top underwater snorkeling & scuba diving adventures... Read More »
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While vacationing in Rocky Point Mexico we got to enjoy the city's easy pace and sample Rocky Point's best local catches including shrimp, red snapper, clams, oysters, flounder... Read More »
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Have all your border-crossing documents ready and easily accessible when you reach border patrol agents (Passport, Tourist permit, Vehicle Importation Permit)... Read More »
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Central Baja offers diverse and dramatic landscapes, from expansive Bahias on the coast to high desert mountains and cool, palm tree-lined oases in the central area... Read More »
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Hurricane season can be expensive if you're unprepared. If you own property off the coast of Mexico, make sure you have homeowners insurance with the right coverage... Read More »
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One of the most common mistakes made by most full or part time Mexico residents is not getting adequate Mexico homeowners insurance... Read More »
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Crowds of more than six million people have made the pilgrimage to the Basilica of Our Lady of Guadalupe for the anniversary Juan Diego's apparition...
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Partial theft coverage is only available on a full coverage Mexico auto policy. It covers attached items that could be stolen without stealing your entire vehicle... Read More »
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The warm climate, friends, beaches, golfing, fishing, and outdoor activities attract us to Mexico. We would leave if our lives were in danger, but we feel safe...
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When driving to Mexico it is important to decide where you will cross the border. We provide locations and detailed information on US-Mexico border crossings...
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El Golfo de Santa Clara is a peaceful fishing village with expansive beaches and mountains of sand dunes on the Sea of Cortez, only 60 miles from Yuma, Arizona...
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In our final interview with Alan Kohl about his Baja 1000 off-road race experiences, he tells us the best places to camp on the race course and watch the Baja 1000... Read More »
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There are around 40 classes of race vehicles that participate in the Baja 1000. Engine size & suspension determine how fast they can go & what class they are in... Read More »
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Baja 1000 off-road race competitors are given an allotted amount of time to complete the race; it's determined by course mileage, which changes from year to year... Read More »
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The Baja 1000 off-road race is a 1000 miles +/- in length & takes place on public and private land, running through mountains & desert, primarily on dirt roads... Read More »
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Alan Kohl of Motormexico.com has been attending the Baja 1000 for 28 of 42 years! During that time he has traveled great distances to get there. Here he explains why... Read More »