Two Day Baja Off-Road Adventure Tour

Price
$510 per person (includes a one-time setup fee of $35/person that applies to all tours)

A minimum of 2 people is required. Group size varies; usually there are 5 guests per guide.

Operation
7 days a week, year round. Tours usually depart around 9am.

Transportation
We provide transportation to and from Mexico, and can pick you up from any hotel within downtown San Diego or Hotel Circle in Mission Valley. Pickup is between 8 - 8:30am and arrival back to San Diego is between 5 and 6pm.

If you choose to drive yourself to the meeting location near the US/MEX border, the address and directions will be provided on your E-Ticket after your reservation is confirmed. 

Experience the Beauty of Baja California
Take a Two Day Off-Road Adventure Tour from San Diego down to Baja for the thrill of a lifetime. Riders of all skill levels will get the chance to explore remote trails, enjoy fascinating mountain views, and much more - the simply beauty of Baja California, Mexico. A great resort, lobster dinner, and nice beaches are awaiting you just 60 minutes south of San Diego. It's a great getaway for couples, families, bachelors, but definitely not limited to such. Package includes your choice of ATV/dirt bikes and off-roading on great trails.

What To Expect - Basic Itinerary
After pickup in San Diego and a 1 hour transfer to the riding location, ATV's/dirt bikes will be waiting for you at our exclusive ranch with a private track and lounge area. After a warm-up ride there, you'll have lunch and then mountain trail ride until the evening. There's plenty of riding for beginners and advanced riders with great guides who have tons of experience. Check into the Grand Baja Resort in the evening. The next morning, our crew will pick you up from the hotel for more riding on the trails. After another full day of riding, we will head back to San Diego. Arrival time is between 5 and 6pm.

Tour Includes:

• Transportation to and from Mexico (downtown San Diego hotel pickup available)
• Off-road ATV/dirt bikes
• Hotel accommodation - 1 night, double occupancy  (PLEASE NOTE: Hotel surcharge may apply during holidays)
• Lunch - 1 serving per day
• Bottled water
• Fuel
• Professional tour guides
• Additional staff to assist you with your ATV
• Safety equipment (Iridium Satellite Phone with guide)
• Rider-to-rider radio communication systems available to rent

Not Included:

• Any form of insurance
• Alcoholic beverages
• Dinner
• Gear rental ($25)

Frequently Asked Questions
Where does my adventure tour take place?
Our tours generally operate south of the border, visiting locations throughout the areas between the Pacific Ocean and the Sea of Cortez. All tours will begin at our exclusive ranch with a private track and lounge area.

What's included in my adventure?
• Professional tour guides who have extensive off-road experience and demonstrate a broad knowledge of the riding areas. They are First Aid certified and thoroughly trained for all riding scenarios.
• Complete riding gear (for rent). This includes: helmet, goggles, gloves, riding pants, riding shirt, and boots for dirt bike riders. Quad riders are expected to provide sturdy closed toe shoes. Leave your sandals and heels for after the tour.
• Lunch is the only meal provided. If you would like to add dinner onto your tour, this can be arranged. The dinner package is not necessary for multiple day tours, as restaurants are located either in your hotel or a short walk down the road.
• Multiple day tours include all accommodations. We will provide lodging at hotels and ranchos. All accommodations are double occupancy. Single rider fees apply if you plan to ride solo in our tours. Hotel upgrades can be made as well.
• Bottled water is supplied throughout the tour.
• Assistance with trailside repairs, daily maintenance and fuel.
• Satellite phone is carried by sweep rider when cell phone coverage is not available.
• Air evacuation from Mexico in the event of an emergency.
• Rides average 40 - 125 miles per day depending upon group's preferences.
• Customization can and will be made for all tours.
• A thrilling and exceptional Adventour!

What should I wear?
If you choose to rent gear from us, you must come wearing certain items of clothing and you should expect to have to change into the gear in a public setting. You should wear thin shorts (think running or board shorts), for under the riding pants. You should wear a tank top or short sleeve shirt under the riding top. You should wear socks and a pair of closed toe shoes. 

How many people will be on the tour?
There will be at least 1 guide per 5 riders. Separate groups will not be combined if they exhibit different levels of riding. In other words, we don’t combine advanced riders with beginners of a separate group. We want your tour to be the best we can provide, so your tour will be fitted to your riding needs. 

What should I bring?
We recommend that you bring a small backpack to hold your personal items such as wallet, identification, snacks, sunscreen, lip balm, and an extra pair of socks for after the tour. You will not need to have your pack on you during the first portion of the tour. It’s when you are in the trails that you, or a member of your group, should have a pack to hold bottled water. All ATV riders must bring a pair of closed toe shoes for riding during the tour. If you plan to bring your own riding gear, you must have an off-road helmet, goggles, gloves, and boots for dirt bike riders. It is very important that you bring your picture ID (for US citizens) or your passport and Visa (for Non US citizens). If there are children in your group, please bring a copy of their birth certificate. Also for the overnight trips, bring all overnight essentials such as toothbrush, pajamas, etc. 

***Birth Certificate or a Passport is required to cross back into the USA from Mexico by land. There is now a Passport or Birth Certificate required for US citizens that drive or go to one of our Tours to and from Mexico. Upon checkout you will be given a link to the Department of State where you can get all the information you may need.***

What if I crash or get hurt?
Throughout our history of riding in Baja, our tours have had few isolated incidents worth mentioning, making our crash record a boring one. Prevention is the first step to making sure your ride is safe. Our guides are trained to understand each individual rider, evaluating them throughout the first half of the tour. Then, once on the trails, our guides are able to set the pace accordingly.  

The best form of prevention is riding within your abilities. Respect the trails, other riders, and the machine you are on. Recognize a potentially dangerous situation before it becomes a problem. If you are tired, say so. Your ride is only as dangerous as you make it. 

When even preventative action fails, it comes down to reaction. Each guide is equipped with first aid gear and communication devices (satellite phone and walkie talkie) and is trained to handle all circumstances no matter where they happen.  A doctor is on call at all times and is familiar with our tours and the areas we ride, allowing him to reach us within minutes of receiving the call. In the event of an emergency, we call the Binational Emergency Evacuation Service, who can extract the injured from any remote location throughout Mexico.

We strongly recommend that you purchase Travel Accident Insurance that will cover such medical incidents. Upon checkout, you will be given a phone number to call to discuss your options as well as a link to buy travel accident insurance. The process is easy and can cost as little as $15 per day. 

Should I bring extra money on my adventure?
Yes. The tour does not cover any alcoholic drinks, souvenirs, phone calls, or gratuity. You can pay in American dollars while in Mexico.

What kind of weather can I expect on my adventure?
The weather in Baja North is nearly identical to Southern California. In other words, the weather is lovely.
 Summer temperature averages between 75 to 80 degrees, though our riding locations on the ocean and in the mountains keep the temperature moderate. Winter temperatures average 70 during the day, though it can drop at night and a jacket may be a good idea as the sun begins to set. We have few rainy days during the season, however we ride rain or shine. Fall and Spring temperatures are ideal for riding.

Do you rent riding gear?
Yes. Riders on our tour can choose to rent a helmet, goggles, gloves, riding pants, riding shirt, and boots for dirt bike riders. ATV riders must bring closed toe shoes. If you are providing your own riding gear, you must have the basic gear of helmet, goggles, gloves, and boots for dirt bike riders.

Do you have an age limit?
We do not have any age limits for the ATV's. As long as the individual can safely control and ride the ATV, they can ride with us. We have had kids as young as 5 years old, and adults as old as 70. Take into consideration that all riding is paced according to the slowest rider. For dirt bikes, you must be 18 years and older. You will be asked to indicate the age of any children during checkout.

How much riding experience do I need?
Our tours are great for both the beginner and the advanced rider. We are able to accommodate all levels of experience. All you need is a respect for the machine and the guides. Our guides will instruct each rider on how to safely ride his/her off-road machine. In order to enjoy the tour, you must pay close attention to the guide throughout the day; they know what they're talking about. Ask questions!

What kind of vehicles do you have?
We ride Honda. Our quads vary from full automatic, semi-automatic, and full manual. This allows us to properly match the rider to the correct off-road vehicle. Our dirt bikes range from the CRF 230, XR 400, and the CRF 450x.