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hi folks, we will be visiting cabo in june for 4 nights... we are a party of 4 adults and 2 toddlers, 1.5 and 2.5 yr olds... we're actually staying in a resort in San Jose Del Cabo... any suggestions on kid friendly activities? how about kid friendly restaurants? would we need to rent a car? how much per day for renting a car? trying to figure out whether it would be better to rent a car than taking a cab or what not... we do have 2 toddlers traveling with us... thanks in advance...
Is it safe to vacation in Monterrey Mexico? I will be staying in a nice hotel by the Macroplaza with my husband mom and three teens. Is it safe to hire a taxi driver for our stay. We want to visit places. How late is too late to be out/
if i leave my car at a parking lot near the cozumel ferry, is there a charge and if so, how much?
How can I get from Phoenix AZ to Los Mochis, Mexico by bus? The biggest hurdle seems to be the Phoenix - Nogales segment.
Thanks.
Is it safe to take my family to Monterrey for a week vacation? We will be staying in a nice business hotel near the Macro Plaza.
There are six of us. Should we hire a taxi driver? We want to visit places and restaurants. We also have a little family nearby. We haven't visited in 20 years! How late is too late to stay out? Thanks for any feedback.
My boyfriend and I are looking to book an all-inclusive in July. We are looking at the Casita rooms at Secrets as they have a private plunge pool and sun deck. Previously at other resorts, we have to wake up at 7am (or earlier) just to leave towels on a pool chair and we don’t want to have to wake up so early on this trip. My question is, is this really necessary for this time of year? How busy are the all-inclusive? Should we spend the extra money to get a plunge pool and sun deck? or can we sleep in and still get a chair by the pool?
How can i obtain visa for mexico and travel guide ? I m much interest to Visit mexico curently i wam working in uae
I will be staying in Puerto Morellos for 8 days and on one of those days I'd like to visit Chichenitza, Vallodolid and a cenote.
Most tours seem to go to Ik Kil but I have read that the best cenote is Dzitnup. Which do you think are the best cenotes and and do you know of any tours which include Dzitnup, Chichenitza and Valloladid?
Or is it possible/easy to visit them in one day with public transport/taxi? How much does this cost?
Thanks in advance
My 50 year old wife and 21 year old daughter are planning to make a day trip to Progresso in Mid March. They have done this over the years with no problems, however with the current State Department warnings about Border town security, I want to be sure that the Progesso area is still safe. I've been searching online today and can only find articles that are two or more years old. Does anyone know if as of 2009, it is still safe for seniors and women to travel to the border town of Progresso? Thank you!
How safe is nuevo progreso these days compared with all the drug/violence problems with other border towns.
I have been sent a NY times article describing 2 hr delays crossing border, esp at El Paso, and McAllen mentioned once in article. Is this true for Progreso?
We will be in the area next week with our 3 children and thought maybe a day trip over the border would be a fun expierence for all of us. For the adults will a US Drivers Lic be sufficent form of id and 2nd do we need birth certificates for our children to safely cross and come back? they are 8 11 and 12. Thanks in advance for any and all replies
Does anyone know if there is a taxi service from the Texas side to Nuevo Progreso, Mexico? I know that the easiest thing is to walk across the bridge, but my sister and I would like to take our mother and it would not be easy for her to walk across. Or is there a bus or any way to get there except walking? Thanks for any help!
Hello, I am Krissy a new memebr. This coming summer my friends and I plan to travel to Nuevo Progresso Mexico. I was just wondering if anyone knew of any hotels there. Thank you for your time it is muchly appericiated.
