Super info......spent my honeymoon travelling all over Mexico (from West to East)many moons ago when police forces were even arguing. We loved the people and always got to know the locals which was in our favour. I think we were very fortunate to experience Mexican life then and that was without the technology we have today. Of course, we had a few blips but nothing disastrous. We even hitchhiked...not that I would recommend that today. I think it is marvellous that we have different cultures on our continent and most people in any one of those cultures are kind and giving. It's real living folks. Thanks again for updated info.
thank you kindly for mentioning that Mexico its a developed country with laws and rules, Im tired of the stereotype of a lawless country where crime is rampant, its not perfect but it is, as you mention, a beautiful place.
Google Maps and Translate have both been indispensable for independent international traveling. And both can be downloaded and run offline (no wifi or 4g).
Excellent. I follow all those guys and to see you all together with such good advice makes this a reference piece. Consider a twice a year update based on the same format. Well organized and presented. Thanks
Military check point guys can be a riot, we had one guy say “ I found the gun!” I am like WHAT? and he jumps out from behind our trailer with our super soaker squirt gun lol while another is walking around with our English/Spanish dictionary acting like he is trying to understand things . So funny!
really cool video, glad you guys kind of kill the stereotypes that so many americans believe in without even personally knowing people who have lived here. Just like any new state you go to in america.
We had to pay bribes when surfing down near Cuatro Casas when there was still only a single track, dirt/washboard road leading there. However, this was in the 80s. A $20 USD left on the driver seat worked like a charm every time.
great!, we are from Mexicali, agree don't travel in june, july and august on the sea of Cortez side is super HOT, and don't travel alone, minimum 2 vehicles, great great video...
I completely agree on the hot months. I grew up in San Diego and would recreate on the Colorado River in the summer heat. The monsoons are always fun when camping. Thanks for watching.
when traveling what i do is photograph all my id's and c.cards on both sides and email them to myself apart from having photocopies hidden away in a pocket inside a ziplock
I have just subscribed, thanks for the information. I have found some property in Baja that I am interested in and this information is INVALUABLE! I consider these videos as my "TH-cam University". Thanks so much for the content.
Awesome Mitsubishi, never new there was a 4x4 model, i drove a fuso back when i worked in San Diego, i always tought it would make a nice camper, anyways i live in Rosarito, ive gone on camping/Surf trips on different occasions, i would add just not to "wild camp"' near or in san quintin,look for an established campground in that area, further south free for all....
Hey everyone. Love this video. Best info 👌 thank you. My hubby n I need some help with getting a T.I.P permit for our boat to come with us to baja. We just drove all the way from north Idaho. The office to get the T.I.P is soooo hard to get a appointment 😫 looking like San Bernadino has a office. We r in Palm Springs right now. Any tips?
great vid, I'm recognizing and missing many places, this is the first winter in the last ten that I'm not spending in Baja, but were is that at 23:30? Thanks
You video pop up in my search n 1th Dont make drinking water an issue comon!!! We buy n drink purified water we never drink water from the faucet as you do. We don’t.
There are many boat ramps. Loreto, la Paz, , Cabo pulmo and Cabo san Lucas all have nice boat ramps, but many of the ramps in other places are rough cobblestone or dirt tracks into the water that I'de only use for a small boat. with a long tung trailer and 4x4 you can also launch small boats straight off the beach.
I added it to the description. Thanks for the reminder! Here’s the link HEALTH INSURANCE for WORLD TRAVELERS (it was actually cheaper than healthcare.gov) th-cam.com/video/TkIeRJMwnn4/w-d-xo.html
We “heard” that Northern Baja gets their fuel from the states and has been ULSD for years. “Supposedly” all of Baja was supposed to have ULSD out of the pumps December 2018...
Lots of our Baja tips apply to Mainland Mexico as well. We've driven and camped through nearly every state in Mexico. Do you have a specific question Old Dog
I seen lot of american in mexico that are realy nice hola .hola. Hola.... But in the states are totaly diferent with de spanish they think we ara ignorants becouse we dont speek inglish so stop been so hipocrit you are having great time in mexico.
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Super info......spent my honeymoon travelling all over Mexico (from West to East)many moons ago when police forces were even arguing. We loved the people and always got to know the locals which was in our favour. I think we were very fortunate to experience Mexican life then and that was without the technology we have today. Of course, we had a few blips but nothing disastrous. We even hitchhiked...not that I would recommend that today. I think it is marvellous that we have different cultures on our continent and most people in any one of those cultures are kind and giving. It's real living folks. Thanks again for updated info.
I love the traveling Together Journal!
thank you kindly for mentioning that Mexico its a developed country with laws and rules, Im tired of the stereotype of a lawless country where crime is rampant, its not perfect but it is, as you mention, a beautiful place.
We love Baja, thus why we are here now.
Thanks for watching.
Loved seeing the traveling together journal on this collaboration. Would love to hang out with everybody one day.
3:51 looks like the road to Agua Verde. Nice.
That's an amazing drive down to the water.
Great information. Thanks for sharing. BTW, Google Translate can also run offline and comes in handy without signal. Safe travels. Cheers!
Google Maps and Translate have both been indispensable for independent international traveling. And both can be downloaded and run offline (no wifi or 4g).
Thank you ! 🦋
Excellent. I follow all those guys and to see you all together with such good advice makes this a reference piece. Consider a twice a year update based on the same format. Well organized and presented. Thanks
Military check point guys can be a riot, we had one guy say “ I found the gun!” I am like WHAT? and he jumps out from behind our trailer with our super soaker squirt gun lol while another is walking around with our English/Spanish dictionary acting like he is trying to understand things . So funny!
I don’t intend to go to Baja, but I still really enjoyed this video.
really cool video, glad you guys kind of kill the stereotypes that so many americans believe in without even personally knowing people who have lived here. Just like any new state you go to in america.
Thank you.
We have always felt very safe in Baja.
We had to pay bribes when surfing down near Cuatro Casas when there was still only a single track, dirt/washboard road leading there. However, this was in the 80s. A $20 USD left on the driver seat worked like a charm every time.
Yup, those were different times. I always opted for $13 mixture of bills.
Thanks for watching.
Best tip:
make sure you have a buddy to drive you to get help.
Whoa,,, thanks so much for sharing the informative advice,,,
Safe, happy & blessed travel on your all journey,,,
Google translate offline mode. Download a language before you visit another country so it will work without internet.
great!, we are from Mexicali, agree don't travel in june, july and august on the sea of Cortez side is super HOT, and don't travel alone, minimum 2 vehicles, great great video...
I completely agree on the hot months. I grew up in San Diego and would recreate on the Colorado River in the summer heat. The monsoons are always fun when camping.
Thanks for watching.
Wonderful tips,am just come back from San Felipe this week everything was perfect,next trip will be to all Baja.congrats.
Jesus Fernandez hi Jesus, is san felipe a nice place? a friend told me it's depressing desert wasteland! just curious what u think
Hope to travel with you guys next winter. Too scared to attempt to travel to Baja alone. So hopefully you're cool with that 😎
when traveling what i do is photograph all my id's and c.cards on both sides and email them to myself apart from having photocopies hidden away in a pocket inside a ziplock
I have just subscribed, thanks for the information. I have found some property in Baja that I am interested in and this information is INVALUABLE! I consider these videos as my "TH-cam University". Thanks so much for the content.
Awesome Mitsubishi, never new there was a 4x4 model, i drove a fuso back when i worked in San Diego, i always tought it would make a nice camper, anyways i live in Rosarito, ive gone on camping/Surf trips on different occasions, i would add just not to "wild camp"' near or in san quintin,look for an established campground in that area, further south free for all....
Excellent. Thanks.
Thanks, Gldad you liked it. Baja is amazing.
Fantastic info. Travel smart and fearlessly.
Thanks for the video. Great information.
Glad it was helpful!
Thanks for your super sharing of Information.. was really Great !
outstanding. you've inspired new goals!
Good information to know about Baja. Happy trails.
thanks so much, working on a trip there just became easier!
15:54 Popotla! My house is juuuuust out of shot. I know nobody else cares, but it entertains me.
Hello from Alaska. We care!
Thanks for watching.
Here’s the full length video from that day in Popotla.
Cheers.
@@outliersoverland Aw, bless your little hearts. Thank you kindly. Was there supposed to be a link attached?
Great information! Muchas gracias.
Thank you, happy to help.
Hey everyone. Love this video. Best info 👌 thank you. My hubby n I need some help with getting a T.I.P permit for our boat to come with us to baja. We just drove all the way from north Idaho. The office to get the T.I.P is soooo hard to get a appointment 😫 looking like San Bernadino has a office. We r in Palm Springs right now. Any tips?
Nice video, thanks for sharing 👍
Great info. Love your Cabbage Key Hat
great vid, I'm recognizing and missing many places, this is the first winter in the last ten that I'm not spending in Baja, but were is that at 23:30? Thanks
Thanks
Well done. Very informative.
Great info thanks
Great video! Appreciate the tips as we're heading to Baja in the fall :)
Really enjoyed your video, love to go there soon. Thanks
Ditto!
Very useful video. 😃
That was cool,,and I live here in Baja....
Thank you!
Well done...Thank You All.
Thanks. Glad you like it.
You video pop up in my search n 1th Dont make drinking water an issue comon!!! We buy n drink purified water we never drink water from the faucet as you do. We don’t.
"desert by the sea" or " land that time forgot "
I’m really missing Baja right now.
Great vid. Thanks.
Thanks a lot for the information about traveling to Mexico I've got a question though how often did y'all see boat ramps
There are many boat ramps. Loreto, la Paz, , Cabo pulmo and Cabo san Lucas all have nice boat ramps, but many of the ramps in other places are rough cobblestone or dirt tracks into the water that I'de only use for a small boat. with a long tung trailer and 4x4 you can also launch small boats straight off the beach.
@@TheTravelingTogetherJournal thank u so much for the feedback I will keep that in mind if I ever get down that way
I apologize... not very tech-savvy...where is your vid about travel insurance you talk about? Thanks
HEALTH INSURANCE for WORLD TRAVELERS (it was actually cheaper than healthcare.gov)
th-cam.com/video/TkIeRJMwnn4/w-d-xo.html
Safety in numbers, did u mention if you ever encountered problems?
We’ve never had any issues traveling on the Baja. It’s our favorite destination in North America.
Is the Ferry from Baja to Mainland still operating ? I read that it may be ended.
As of a couple months ago it was.
You mentioned a link to travel insurance...Where is it?
I added it to the description. Thanks for the reminder!
Here’s the link
HEALTH INSURANCE for WORLD TRAVELERS (it was actually cheaper than healthcare.gov)
th-cam.com/video/TkIeRJMwnn4/w-d-xo.html
What about the availability of ULSD? Thanks
We “heard” that Northern Baja gets their fuel from the states and has been ULSD for years.
“Supposedly” all of Baja was supposed to have ULSD out of the pumps December 2018...
His and Hers VLOGS thank you.
How about the interior of Mexico
All in due time...
Lots of our Baja tips apply to Mainland Mexico as well. We've driven and camped through nearly every state in Mexico. Do you have a specific question Old Dog
Don't break the law. Don't go through any invisible stop signs..
Can I drive a 30 foot Class C RV?
Most definitely!!!!! You can’t get to a lot of the remote campsites in a RV, but you will still find great campsites and have an amazing experience.
I seen lot of american in mexico that are realy nice hola .hola. Hola.... But in the states are totaly diferent with de spanish they think we ara ignorants becouse we dont speek inglish so stop been so hipocrit you are having great time in mexico.
I really with Mexico and America relations were better. Your land is beautiful and the people are friendly.
Guadalupe Valley is terrible. Please stay away ;-)
But you guys have no idea what kind a danger you’re in being there
Gary Cunningham 🤣🤣🤣