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I would drive to a Mexican city that has attractions within 4 hours by car from the U.S. border.
I'm a woman alone and wanted to know the following: "What is the best time to travel to Mexico in terms of prices and weather – what are the best tourist attractions to visit that are safe and the 6 hour drive from the U.S. Border? – What are the immigration rules and if I need a passport to travel as a U.S. citizen? – Do I need a visa? What place, along the U.S. border should I rent a car to drive to Mexico and if my regular insurance cover damages such as accidents or theft. Please, please, someone might suggest something – what are the least congested border crossings? – How long can I stay in Mexico as a tourist?-A Who can I contact for more information?-what web site I can go the distance and routes MapQuest ie U.S. Form Mexico? "The recommendations of cheap and safe and comfortable places to visit? "Anyone interested in traveling together?" Any other suggestions?
I can answer some of your questions. You would be better to travel to Baja California … no other areas to visit cities in northern Mexico. You can get a tourist card at the border around of $ 22.00, good for a maximum of 180 days. You do not need a visa. Passports are not needed for land travel to Mexico, however … date this has not been determined but will be after next summer. If you rent a car in the us before crossing the border to discuss insurance with you. His American insurance does not cover you. Because I believe we should stick only goes to Baja California, who crossed the border in Tijuana. Could rent a car in San Diego. Driving in Mexico is an adventure. Never drive at Nite, and stick to go to cities near the border that other answerer mentioned. .. Weather in Baja California, hot, all time. No season is substantially different prices throughout the year usually the same. You can not reach any of the cities good if you cross into Mexico from Texas … they are too far south. The areas of northern Mexico are not attractive, I regret to say, not safe. You can not even go to Baja California Sur … step on a long journey. Money-wise, I think you would spend no more to fly to a resort area such as Puerto Vallarta will rent a car.
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