Me tocó rentar 2 días aquí en Roaming porque la verdad fue la opción más fácil para mi pareja y yo…read more De depósito no te piden mucho por eso les doy 2 estrellas pero se me hace muy mal que tengan en la pared para atraer a la gente un precio muy abajo que lo que en realidad cobran. Cuando llegamos preguntamos por el precio de la pared y nada más se rieron y dijeron que ese precio no existía. Mi pregunta es porque dice ese precio afuera si ni si quiera está cerca al precio del carro más económico? En fin, este lugar es una estafa. Nosotros somos foráneos por eso no teníamos otra opción más que rentar el carro pero no recomiendo el lugar ya que quieren ganar sus clientes con mentiras.

Rented a manual Jetta. Everything went well but there was the additional fee for paying with card…read more I recommend bringing cash.

I had a great time at Baja Fun Adventures in July 2016! I had been looking to rent an ATV in the…read moreSan Diego area for awhile and then finally came across Baja Fun Adventures. On a Saturday I brought some people from my Meetup group here and we all had a blast. They offer a tour that is 2 hours long which goes through canyons, ranches and has a stop at a resort with an animal sanctuary. The manager (Vanessa) and the tour guide (Tony) both speak Spanish and English. The cost is $60 and they only accept cash. You have the option of a Polaris RZR (4 person) or ATV (single person). The ATVs are semi-automatic and you can request that they put in third before leaving. When hitting some of the straightaways I would guess we were going around 45 mph and it was a rush. Tony is very interested in safety and will frequently look back to make sure you are ok. I highly recommend you bring a bandana to wear since you are given a loaner helmet and this can help absorb sweat. I also encourage you to buy and bring motorsport goggles because of the dust. Bring a change of clothes because you will want a shower afterward because of the dust. The best way to get there for Americans: go to Revolucion Ave in Tijuana and look for a route taxi (they are yellow minivans). The price is around $15 if not taking the toll road. You can also take an Uber and it is around $136 pesos. In conclusion, I had a blast and I am already planning my return. This is a must for adrenaline seekers.

There were 6 of us ranging from 16-over 60. The ATV adventure was a great way to spend a few…read morehours. Wasn't too much adventure...just enough. About half way through the trip, they stop at a little resort so you can visit a small zoo and get a drink and rest by the pool...I think there's a restaurant there too, but we didn't eat. The man who ran it was very nice and spoke English. It was $55 per person, cash only, and totally worth it! They are located right near the parking lot of the Rosarito Beach Hotel, by the parking attendant station when you pull in...they also validate parking, which was much easier than trying to park on the street and walk in. Be sure to at least bring sunglasses, it's a pretty dusty trail. My mom brought baby wipes and we were all so happy to have them afterwards. They also do a winery tour, photo tour, rappeling and surf adventures....check out their website or look on trip advisor...

We loved it!! The guides were very informative and gave us a good laugh all throughout the course…read more The sky obstacle course was terrifying and having to bungee jump off did not make it any less scary but it was worth it. We only paid $35 ($700 pesos) for the full course! The owner was incredibly nice and even drove our group to a local lobster restaurant in Puerto Nuevo and he drove us back to Rosarito after we were done! He went above and beyond for our group! I 100% recommend Pikin Parque!

It was a bit lonely when we got there, but it might of been due to it not being during the busy…read moreseason. Everything was great and would recommend.

I've come through here many times when I drive down to Tijuana or Ensenada. In a bid to increase…read moresecurity, Mexico is now conducting their own inspections in this area. Getting picked for inspection is really a matter of luck (or lack thereof). The inspection is not too much of a hassle, though. They ask for your license, registration, and they do a moderate inspection on your car. Just use common sense, and you'll be fine (don't bring anything that can be considered a weapon, no controlled substances, etc). The inspection will take less than 15 minutes, and you'll be on your way. From there, the road forks into three areas: zona centro (where it leads to to Ave. Revolucion), zona federal (which I believe leads you to Zona Rio), and the roads that lead you to Rosarito and Ensenada.

Not sure when the new pedestrian bridge was opened, but it was super fast to cross back to the US…read more The wait will vary depending on when you cross so I guess we were lucky. The only downside is that you won't get to purchase any last minute churros or other items while you wait in line. Once you exit the building you will be next to the Outlets.

Looking for someone to take you wine tasting in Mexico? Fernando is the absolute best! Initially he…read morewas our driver for my sister's bachelorette party last summer, with 13 of us he made us all feel safe and comfortable the entire time. I enjoyed him being our driver so much that I hired him again this past weekend to take a group of 7 of us wine tasting. Fernando is very prompt with his communication and is always punctual. He is VERY knowledgeable about which wineries to go to, where to eat good tacos and he was even willing to share the history he knew about the land. Fernando is a joy to be around and he goes above and beyond to make your trip unforgettable. He gives you a reasonable price and has good connections with many wineries, no need to go through a pricey wine tour company. Can't wait to go on another trip with the best tour guide!

Fernando is the man!!! He picked up my husband and I in Rosarito and took us wine tasting to the…read moreValle de Guadalupe. He included 3 tastings and gave us the option to go to others. He is so flexible and really knows the history and way around the valley. He is well connected in the valley and very personable . At the end of the tour he took us to a hidden restaurant in a beautiful setting under a lot of mature trees. Is was nice and cool and our lunch was the best meal we had during our visit to Rosarito. The restaurant was called Hacienda in San Antonio de las Animas (I believe), and extremely inexpensive. Our next tour with Fernando will be from Tijuana all the way to Cabo! Thanks Fernando for a memorable Anniversary day!

Our tour with Art on July 19th was awesome. Super friendly, showed us some great places for food,…read morewe learned a lot of the history and culture of Tijuana. If you have him as your guide you'll be in for a great time. Definitely recommend!

We recently had the great pleasure to experience ride service with Baja Rides and Tours. This was a…read morelast minute trip for us and Arturo made sure we had enjoyed ourselves every second. We went in with no agenda and he took care of us. His knowledge, friendliness and professionalism exceeded any of my previous trips to Valle. He took us to some of the most beautiful wineries that were tucked away with the most amazing wine. I felt nothing but safe and relaxed during our trip. We had an amazing time! This team really does go above and beyond for their customers and I couldn't recommend them enough!!! 6/10 starts if I could !

I think it can be confusing to rent a car in a foreign country…read more I have used this company serval times and I am very happy. Close to the Tijuana International Airport and another location close to the Culinary district in Tijuana. They also provide international shuttle services including San Diego-Valle de Guadalupe. Great price, great service and new very clean vehicles.