Mexico has a rich history, stunning architecture, welcoming people and breathtaking scenery. An RV trip to Mexico can be a grand adventure with two million kilometers of diversified landscape to explore, much to do and many interesting destinations to choose from.
Ensenada
Ensenada is a port town situated not far from the border. There are plenty of campgrounds and it’s the ideal place to stock up on supplies before heading further south. The town is home to an off-road race held in November and some important fiestas, including Carnival in February.
Don’t forget to get Mexican auto insurance for your RV, as this is required by Mexican law. Your current auto insurance policy won’t cover liability to others while in Mexico. New York truck accident attorneys from USAttorneys.com can help if you’re involved in an accident in Mexico.
Bahia Los Angeles
Bahia Los Angeles is a bay located on the western coast of the Sea of Cortez in the state of Baja, California, in Mexico. Along the shore is a small town called Bahía de Los Ángeles (Bay of the Angels). This coastal town is remote but accessible. The drive from Tijuana takes about 10 hours, going south on Mex Highway 1.
It is quite small and has limited amenities, but what it lacks in these, it makes up for ten-fold in its stunning natural beauty. It has various campgrounds for visitors to the desert shoreline and blue waters. The place is a prime spot for all kinds of aquatic activities like windsurfing and kayaking.
Los Barriles
RVers are discovering that Los Barriles is not as busy as Cabos to the south and offers excellent fishing with deep waters just offshore. Boating enthusiasts and windsurfers love the area. Campgrounds are dotted along the beach and in little towns nearby or the mountains for those who want more peace and quiet. There are a number of good restaurants and shops.
Driving at night in Mexico can be hazardous because the roads can be very narrow and you can easily hit an animal. If a truck is broken down on the road, it may have no tail lights and you can drive into it. Truck accident attorneys from USAttorneys.com are available to assist you if this happens.
Puerto Penasco (Rocky Point)
What started as a tiny fishing village now has more than a million visitors a year. Puerto Penasco is very popular with RVers and many retirees decide to stay permanently in the area. It is situated 100 kilometers from the Arizona border.
The port town retains its traditional charm with its seafood markets and sandy beaches with warm water. The two beaches close to the center of town are Playa Bonita and Sandy Beach. Fishing, scuba diving, and snorkeling are some of the favorite aquatic activities of tourists. There are plenty of tidal pools which are fun to explore. Eat and drink at one of the many good bars and restaurants. There is also a meticulously maintained golf course which is a great place to spend an afternoon.
Todos Santos
Todos Santos is a town on the Pacific coast of the Baja California Peninsula, just south of the Tropic of Cancer. It was originally a mission but is now popular with many artists and known for its galleries. Just walking the cobblestone streets and browsing in the tiny artisan shops is an enjoyable experience.
The San Pedrito RV Park is at one of the best beaches in the area, with some great surfing opportunities. The surrounding Sierra de La Laguna mountain range also provides some great mountain biking and hiking experiences.