Day Trips from San Diego to Mexico - Tours & Sightseeing

These are fully narrated sightseeing tours with professional experienced driver guides. Most tours include complimentary pick up and returns from over 250 hotels in and around San Diego.

| Mexico Tijuana Day Tours | Mexico Rosarito Day Tours | Mexico Ensenada Day Tours | Baja Peninsula Tours |

| Combination Mexico and San Diego Sightseeing Tours | Info about Traveling to Mexico |

 

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DAY TOURS FROM SAN DIEGO TO TIJUANA MEXICO

Tijuana Tour with Hotel Pick Up

This is a narrated driving tour that blends the old and the new in a way that only Tijuana can. After you arrive at our terminal located on Avenida Revolucion, shop the stores and boutiques of Tijuana. The driver will give you helpful SHOPPING TIPS and English is spoken by most merchants

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Tijuana Up and Down City and Lunch Tour with Hotel Pick-Up

Discover a town that has grown to become Mexico’s fourth largest city because of it’s dynamic and changing environment. Come across the border and tour the famous city known for its new art community and outrageous buildings. Learn about the history and enchantment that draws tourists to this amazing city which houses 4 million people alone. Monday, Wednesday, Friday 11:00 AM

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Afternoon Tijuana Tour

VIVA MEXICO! Experience South of the Border! Founded in 1889, Tijuana is a young city that has come a long way. In it’s early days, the Grand Casino used to attract Hollywood movie stars like Charlie Chaplin, Laurel & Hardy, Jack Dempsey even celebrities like Babe Ruth. Today, its extensive shopping opportunities attract millions of tourists a year.

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DAY TOURS FROM SAN DIEGO TO ROSARITO MEXICO

Rosarito Beach Tour with Hotel Pick Up

After a brief tour of Tijuana, the day is yours in Rosarito for shopping and seeing the world famous ROSARITO BEACH HOTEL. A hide-out and playground for the stars of the 1940's, the hotel is still a popular getaway to relax and take a horseback ride in the surf. This quiet little beach town was also the sight for the making of the blockbuster movie "Titanic."

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Rosarito Beach Fun and Sun Tour with Hotel Pick Up

Come enjoy a day of relaxation and refreshment at Baja’s best known beachside resort town, Rosarito Beach which is becoming the next Cancun. Discover your way through a 20 mile stretch of beach with the waves breaking while you walk along the Pacific Ocean!

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DAY TOURS FROM SAN DIEGO TO ENSENADA MEXICO

Ensenada Mexico Tour with Hotel Pick Up

A large part of the fun of Ensenada is getting there. See Tijuana, Rosarito, then travel down the coast to experience for yourself the small village along the Baja coastline. This is truly a magnificent stretch of coastal highway.

Once arriving in Ensenada, you will see a sleepy fishing village that has come of age. The town is bustling with many shops and eateries to enjoy and explore. Many visitors say that this is the most memorable part of their trip to San Diego. Bring your camera!

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DAY TOURS FROM SAN DIEGO TO BAJA MEXICO

Baja Wine Tour

Guests will enjoy a wine and culinary adventure that will take you to new heights on how Baja California wine is made and produced in the beautiful Valle de Guadalupe, north of Ensenada, BC Mexico. This one day, weekend getaway tour includes visits to 2 fabulous wineries, Dona Lupe and L.A. Cetto, as well as a delicious Mexican inspired lunch.

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Baja Coastline Tour

Explore a rich coast that stretches for miles with beautiful views of the Pacific Ocean and hillsides dotted with amazing vegetation. Come for a drive that you won't believe is across the border and only about an hour away from San Diego. Discover the coastal cities of Tijuana, Rosarito, Puerto Nuevo and then the port of Ensenada at Todos Santos Bay.

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Baja Lobster Tour

Come and taste the Famous Lobster of Baja! After exploring the main shopping street in Tijuana, guests will venture off to Puerto Nuevo Lobster Village, a small town home to over 50 different restaurants all offering delicious lobster dishes!

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COMBINATION TOURS - MEXICO WITH OTHER SIGHTSEEING ACTIVITIES

San Diego Grand Tour including Harbor Cruise and Tijuana with hotel pickup

Our Best Value - Three Tours In One! This narrated tour gives all of the San Diego City Tour, as well as a One-Hour Harbor Cruise to view San Diego's magnificent harbor and skyline. Experience by water a bustling Naval and commercial port with an up-close look at the many Navy ships in the bay. Then it is off to Tijuana where after sightseeing you will go to Avenida Revolucion to shop for the remainder of the afternoon.

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COMBO: Morning City Tour and Afternoon Tijuana Tour

 

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COMBO: San Diego City Tour and Tijuana Mexico Tour

Our Money Saving 2 in 1 tour is San Diego’s 2nd Best Value! Enjoy the comfort of our Air-Conditioned mini coaches with Air-Ride suspension, while this full day professionally narrated tour covers 3 cities; San Diego, Coronado, and Tijuana, Mexico, as well as La Jolla, with extra bonus time for lunch and shopping at Seaport Village.

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3 in 1 COMBO: San Diego, San Diego Harbor Cruise and Tijuana Mexico Tour

Our Money Saving 3 in 1 tour is the most comprehensive tour available. This full day professionally narrated tour covers 3 cities; San Diego, Coronado, and Tijuana, Mexico, as well as, La Jolla and a 1-hour narrated Harbor Tour of San Diego Bay.

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TRAVELING TO MEXICO:

To re-enter the United States, U.S. and Canadian citizens must have Passports or Photo I.D.'s (birth certificates are okay for minors). Resident Aliens must have their Resident Alien Card. All other non-U.S. citizens should have a passport, with an I-94 departure record and multiple entry visa. For additional information, contact your local Immigration and Naturalization Service. U.S. currency and most major credit cards are accepted.

NEW PASSPORT RULES IN 2008:

Rules and regulations are changing constantly and we encourage all clients to possess a passport for re-entry into USA.

Please visit this link for more information: http://travel.state.gov/travel/cbpmc/cbpmc_2223.html

The Western Hemisphere Travel Initiative is a result of the Intelligence Reform and Prevention Act of 2004 (IRTPA), requiring all travelers to present a passport or other document that denotes identity and citizenship when entering the U.S.

JANUARY 31, 2008
U.S. and Canadian citizens will need to present either a WHTI-compliant document, or a government-issued photo ID, such as a driver’s license, plus proof of citizenship, such as a birth certificate. DHS also proposes to begin alternative procedures for U.S. and Canadian children at that time.

SUMMER 2008
At a later date, to be determined, the departments will implement the full requirements of the land and sea phase of WHTI. The proposed rules require most U.S. citizens entering the United States at sea or land ports of entry to have either a U.S. passport; a U.S. passport card; a trusted traveler card such as NEXUS, FAST, or SENTRI; a valid Merchant Mariner Document (MMD) when traveling in conjunction with official maritime business; or a valid U.S. Military identification card when traveling on official orders.

The implementation date will be determined based on a number of factors, including the progress of actions undertaken by the Department of Homeland Security to implement the WHTI requirements and the availability of WHTI compliant documents on both sides of the border. DHS and DOS expect the date of full WHTI implementation to be in the summer of 2008. The precise implementation date will be formally announced with at least 60 days notice.

2007 Passport Requirements:

United States Citizens visiting Mexico's Border Cities

U.S. citizens should carry proof of citizenship such as a passport or birth certificate.
The best document to prove your U.S. citizenship is a valid U.S. passport. Other documents that establish U.S. citizenship include an expired U.S. passport, a certified copy of your birth certificate, a Certificate of Naturalization, a Certificate of Citizenship, or a Report of Birth Abroad of a U.S. citizen. Note, proof of your citizenship is usually not required if you have a valid photo ID.
To prove your identity, either a valid driver' s license or a government identification card that includes a photo or physical description is acceptable.

US Resident Aliens

A valid US resident alien card is required to re-enter the US.

Canadian Citizens Visiting Mexico Border Cities and re-entering the US

Citizens of Canada are exempt from the visa and passport requirement of Immigration and Nationality Act section 212(a)(7). To enter the United States, a Canadian citizen must be able to establish both identity and citizenship. Documents that may establish citizenship are: birth certificate, citizenship certificate, and passport. Although the INS Immigration Inspector may accept an oral declaration of citizenship, it is recommended that a Canadian citizen carry a document that establishes citizenship. Under current procedures, all travelers may be required to present photo-identification.

Citizens of other countries visiting the US who re-enter the US through Mexico Border Cities

Passports with valid Visa and an I-94 form are required for re-entering the US.

Customs Rules and Regulations

You may bring back through US Customs $800.00 worth of articles "duty free" for personal use only. Keep your receipts. Adults may include one liter of alcohol, 50 cigars and 200 cigarettes.

Illegal Items

Fireworks
Narcotics or illicit drugs
Merchandize made from endangered species
Cuban cigars
Live birds
Switchblade and other knives
Fruits and vegetables without a USDA permit
Check with US Customs for a complete rules & regulations!

Tips for Clearing Customs

Be polite and cooperative!
When asked for citizenship, say "US", rather than California, etc.
Have your picture ID in your hand, ready to show!
Don't make jokes about contraband or illegal activities!
Retain receipts in case customs requests them.
Know what is prohibited or controlled!
No photos or use of cell phones are allowed at the border crossing areas!

 

English is widely spoken by most merchants.

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