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Driving to Mexico in 2026: New Rules, Permits & Fees
Watch: Driving to Mexico in 2026: New Rules, Permits & Fees Explained► 1:05 Planning a drive into Mexico in 2026? The essentials have not changed – you still need a passport, a tourist permit, the right vehicle paperwork and valid Mexican insurance – but the fees and a few rules have been updated, and the…
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2026 Baja Off-Road Racing Calendar: SCORE, NORRA & More
Watch: 2026 Baja Racing Calendar: Baja 1000, 500, San Felipe 250 & More► 1:06 The desert wakes up early on race week. Long before dawn, the wash fills with the throb of engines and the white beams of pre-runners scouting one more line, while chase trucks load spares and crews argue over fuel splits. From…
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Do You Need a Mexican Fishing License? CONAPESCA Guide
Watch: Mexican Fishing License: The Boat Rule That Surprises Everyone Baja is one of the world’s great fishing destinations – yellowtail off the coast, dorado in summer, and whale sharks cruising the bays. Before you wet a line, though, you need a Mexican fishing license. The rules surprise a lot of first-timers, especially one: on…
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Driving to Mexico With Pets: Dog & Cat Border Rules
Watch: Taking Your Dog to Mexico? The Rules That Trip People Up► 0:58 Half the fun of a Baja road trip is bringing the dog along for the ride. The good news: taking your pet into Mexico is easier than it used to be. The catch is the trip home – U.S. rules for bringing…
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Mexico Border Crossing Lanes Explained: SENTRI, Ready Lane & FastLane
Watch: SENTRI vs Ready Lane vs FastLane: Which Border Lane Saves You Hours?► 1:04 Getting into Mexico is easy – you usually just drive across. The slow part is coming back into the United States, where a single crossing can mean a 20-minute wait or a two-hour one depending on which lane you are in.…
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Driving to Bahía de los Ángeles: Route, Whale Sharks & Trip Guide
Watch: Driving to Bahia de los Angeles: Baja's Whale Shark Bay► 1:02 The first time the Sea of Cortez appears, it stops you. You have spent the better part of a day rolling south through cardon cactus and the boulder gardens of Cataviña, the radio long gone to static, when the road tips over a…
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Mexican Car Insurance for Expats, Snowbirds and Long-Stay Drivers
Watch: Mexican Car Insurance for Expats & Snowbirds: Why Annual Wins► 1:13 If you are spending real time in Mexico – wintering as a snowbird, settling in an expat town, or crossing the border most weekends – a one-day tourist policy is not the right fit. Long-stay drivers need coverage built for months on the…
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Driving in the Yucatan: Merida, Cenotes and the Maya World
Watch: Driving the Yucatan: Merida, Cenotes & Chichen Itza Road Trip► 1:08 The Yucatán unrolls flat and green to every horizon, the road dead straight through low jungle until a colonial steeple breaks the canopy. In Mérida the streets glow pastel at dusk and marimba drifts off the plaza; an hour out, you park under…
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Driving to the Palenque Ruins: Maya Temples in the Chiapas Jungle
Watch: Driving to Palenque: Maya Temples in the Chiapas Jungle► 1:03 Arrive at Palenque just after the gates open, while mist still hangs in the trees and the jungle is loud with howler monkeys roaring somewhere overhead. The Temple of the Inscriptions rises out of the green, its stone dark with damp, and the heat…
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Driving to San Cristobal de las Casas: Highland Chiapas
Watch: Driving to San Cristobal de las Casas: Highland Chiapas Guide► 1:11 You climb out of the Chiapas lowlands and the temperature drops with every switchback until the windows fog and the pines close in. Then San Cristóbal appears: low ochre walls, red-tiled roofs, a bell tossing sound across cobblestones. By the Santo Domingo church,…
