Driving the empty winding highway tucked up against the rocky Baja Coastline, I began to think of Mexico as a romantic destination. In the rearview, the 75-foot tall Christ of Sacred Heart towered above us & ahead our lobster dinner overlooking the endless sand.

Mexico Travel Guide

Recommended Cities: Mexico City, Oaxaca, Tulum, Isla Mujeres, & many more that I have yet to explore.  

Minimum Recommended Road Trip Time: 3 weeks.

One Bucketlist Item You Cannot Miss: Road-tripping the Baja Peninsula and beach camping along the way.

Things to Consider Before You Go: You need Mexican auto insurance to drive in Mexico. I always use Baja Bound. You do not need a tourist visa if you plan to only visit the Baja Peninsula on your road trip.

Estimated Backpacker Budget

On a Shoestring: $30/day 

Flashpacker: $45/day 

Backpacker Luxury: $50/day

Keep in mind these are backpacker budgets. On a shoestring expect to be eating street food, sleeping in hostel beds, & skipping the more expensive tourist attractions. Backpacker Luxury opts for private rooms, eats mostly in restaurants, and splurges on activities. Flashpackers are the middle ground & often do a mixture of both.  

 

Mexico is good for travelers looking for cultural experiences, ancient ruins, idyllic beaches, & mouth-watering food.

Mexico Blog Posts

The Best 3-Week Baja Mexico Itinerary: Discover the Peninsula

The Baja Peninsula of Mexico is scattered with small cobblestone covered towns, tropical beaches, and tasty taco stands. You can …

Your Complete Guide To an Epic Baja Peninsula Road Trip

I spent a month driving Mexico’s most scenic road trip. Equal parts endless desert and tropical paradise this laid back …

3 Towns Worth Road-Tripping in the Baja Peninsula of Mexico

Craving a beachy getaway with a side of lobster? Here’s the three little coastal towns that you must see on …

Why You Should Visit Puerto Nuevo: Mexico’s Lobster Village

Mexican food isn’t all tacos and tamales. Puerto Nuevo is a town famous for frying up some of Mexico’s finest …

5 Delicious Places to Eat in Rosarito, Mexico.

Your guide to all the tastiest local food in Rosarito, Mexico. Don’t let yourself go hungry while you’re taking in …

Why you Need to Visit the Popotla Fish Market

One of the best kept secrets of Baja California. Tasty seafood served fresh on the beach and all just a …
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