Dealing with the death of a loved one is stressful in any situation and is made even more complicated when it happens abroad. For U.S. citizens who have died in… Read more »
Posts Categorized: Insider Tips
Off the beaten path: Getting into trouble, getting found, and getting home
By Carla King Whether you’re staying on the well-traveled routes or wandering off onto the dirt tracks to fishing camps, missions, and oasis, here’s what you need to know about… Read more »
Practical advice and etiquette for Baja adventurers
It’s sometimes difficult to know how to behave in a country other than our own and though intentions may be good, in our hurry or ignorance we often blithely pass… Read more »
Baja Ferries: Taking the Ferry from Baja California to Mainland Mexico
By Jennifer Kramer If you’re on a road trip through Baja California and you’d like to head over to Mainland Mexico with your vehicle, an excellent way to do this is… Read more »
The Best Free Apps for Traveling in Baja
We’ve put together some of the best free apps for traveling in Baja. Whether you’re planning your route, wondering what the gas prices are going to be, looking for a… Read more »
How to be Prepared for an Emergency in Baja
Before You Go Register with the U.S. Government’s STEP Program Before you travel, register with the Smart Traveler Enrollment Program (STEP). This is a free service to allow U.S. citizens… Read more »
How to Log Into your Discover Baja Account to Print your Mexican Auto Insurance Policy
Remember that you should always have a copy of your Mexican auto insurance policy with you while driving in Mexico. You will need a print out of your policy in order… Read more »
DBTC Insider Tip: Getting the Most Peso for Your Dollar
You’ll notice when traveling in Baja that many businesses give an exchange rate that is different from the current bank rate. This is because businesses are allowed to set their… Read more »
Getting Pulled Over by the Police in Baja: Know your Rights
We know that being pulled over by a police officer while driving in a foreign country can be a scary experience. The most important thing is to remain calm, be… Read more »