HomeAbout / DVD PreviewBaja Travel FAQsMore Travel FAQsDVD Viewer CommentsContact / ORDER

Baja Travel Questions with Video & Text Answers

IF you don't find an answer to your 'special' question, please click here to email it to us - we'll personally answer your question as soon as we get back from the beach....


Video answers follow the written FAQs (just scroll down) and click the 'Download' icon beside your question


#1 - Who are you, and why did you make this DVD?

Gillian Herbert, a 60-trip Baja expert and retired
travel agent, collaborated with experienced film
makers, Chris & Osa, to provide a step-by-step travel
DVD loaded with insider knowledge of the Baja for a
low-cost travel experience.

Download video answer at bottom of page
#2 - What is the Baja, and where is it?

Baja Mexico is also known as Baja California; a
1000-mile peninsula, with the Pacific Ocean on its
west coast, with the Sea of Cortez on the east.

Download video answer at bottom of page
#3 - Is Baja safe, and what are the key items to being safe?
Yes, Baja is safe, providing you: Be sure to travel in daylight, never camp alone, and plan your next overnight stop.

Download video answer at bottom of page
#4 - Do you have any Border-Crossing tips?
Plan ahead: Be sure to bring a Mexican travel permit, passport, health and vehicle insurance that is valid in Mexico.

Download video answer at bottom of page
#5 - Which are the best Baja routes to travel?
Start your Baja trip in Tecate, travel Mexico Hwy 3 from Tecate to Ensenada and join the Transpeninsula Hwy # 1 all the way down to Cabo San Lucas.

Download video answer at bottom of page
#6 - What are the seasonal considerations, and when should I Visit?
Northern travelers prefer to visit the Baja in Winter; days are 85F/25C, but bring a jacket for chilly desert nights. Summertime travelers like it hot.

Download video answer at bottom of page
#7 - What currency, and can I use my Credit Cards in small towns?
Banks have ATMs that dispense pesos; credit cards
(with PIN) in big towns & near US border; US cash is
universally accepted - about 12 pesos to 1 $USD

Download video answer at bottom of page

Want us to ship your DVD today?
Simply click the secure 'Buy Now' button to place your order using Pay Pal's worry-free ordering service!
Your mile-by-mile, best road companion is only $30, plus $10 S/H
file namedescriptionsizeupload timedownload
Baja_QA_1.wmv#1 - Who are you, and why did you make this DVD?896.01KBJune 02, 2010 09:18:43download "Baja_QA_1.wmv"
Baja_QA_2_240x180.wmv#2 - What is the Baja, and where is it?3.82MBJune 02, 2010 11:03:01download "Baja_QA_2_240x180.wmv"
Baja_QA_3_96x72.wmv#3 - Is Baja safe, and what are the keys to being safe?1.43MBJune 02, 2010 12:16:55download "Baja_QA_3_96x72.wmv"
Baja_QA_4_96x72.wmv#4 - Do you have any border-crossing tips?1.17MBJune 02, 2010 16:46:57download "Baja_QA_4_96x72.wmv"
Baja_QA_5_96x72.wmv#5 - Which is the best Baja route to travel?1013.20KBJune 02, 2010 16:49:53download "Baja_QA_5_96x72.wmv"
Baja_QA_6_96x72.wmv#6 - Seasonal considerations, and when's the best time to visit Baja?1.75MBJune 02, 2010 16:51:58download "Baja_QA_6_96x72.wmv"
Baja_QA_7_96x72.wmv#7 - What currency, and can I use my credit card in small Mexican towns?2.75MBJune 02, 2010 16:53:53download "Baja_QA_7_96x72.wmv"
  Website creation by Website in a Box Software inc. , and hosting by Web Space For Rent .com