We will have a sit down luncheon at one of the area restaurants. Prepare to enjoy an amazing luncheon that will showcase local products. The restaurant selected varies depending on the tour you have selected. If you have any dietary restrictions, please send us an e-mail right after booking your tour and we will make arrangements to try to accomodate you. 

Most tours are on modern 25 seat bus, with bathroom, AC, music and sound system. Special tours can be made per special request in sedan vehicles or vans.

Please review this links for the most updated information regarding this topic:
Department of State
Department of Homeland Security

In general, U.S. citizens and nonimmigrant aliens from Canada entering the United States by land or sea are required to present a valid WHTI-compliant document, which include:

• Passports
• U.S. Passport Cards
• Enhanced Driver’s Licenses
• Trusted Traveler Cards (NEXUS, SENTRI, Global Entry or FAST)
• Military Identification Cards (for members of the U.S. armed forces on official orders)
• U.S. Merchant Mariner Document (for U.S. citizens on official maritime business)
• Enhanced Tribal Card (where available)

Please review this link for the most updated information regarding this topic:

• All articles acquired in Mexico must be declared.
• $800 exemption for gifts and personal articles, including one liter of alcoholic beverages per person over 21 every 30 days.
• Cuban cigars are prohibited.
• Check with U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) about importing any medications prior to crossing into Mexico.
• CBP has a zero-tolerance policy on illegal drugs. Any type, in any amount may result in serious fines, seizure of vehicle, federal record and/or imprisonment.
• Switchblade knives, sea turtle boots or any other articles of endangered species (i.e. spotted cats, coral, crocodile, elephant, etc) are prohibited.
• Most fruits are prohibited (No oranges or apples).
• Do not take U.S. fruits and meats to Mexico-You cannot bring them back.
• Before you go to Mexico, ask a CBP Officer for a list of items you can bring back.
• Fines of $50 to $1,000 may result if you fail to declared agricultural items.

The weather will have minor variations from the San Diego area, in general we recommend you to bring comfortable shoes, hat, sunglasses, wear sunscreen and bring a bottle of water. Don’t forget your camera or phone to take lots of great pictures. You might also want consider bringing a shopping bag because we are sure you will want to bring back some local products and wine. You can use your credit card or Mexican pesos for your purchases, some establishments may accept US dollars but don’t count on that. Also be sure to check whether your credit card charges foreign transaction fees.

Refunds will not be given after the initial 48 hours purchase period. No full or partial refunds are given to customers who miss a tour. Purchasers will be notified prior in the case of a cancelled or rescheduled tour. Cancelled tours will be fully refundable. If you can’t make the new date of a rescheduled tour, you are entitled to a refund upon request. 

If you choose to drive your own car be sure to visit our friends at Bajabound.com for inexpensive and important insurance to cover you and your car. Bajabound.com has a wealth of information as well. Just remember, drinking and driving is not recommended, especially on unfamiliar roads in a foreign country.