How to Travel Internationally – Safely & Smartly

Traveling to new places is an exciting way to explore different cultures, landscapes, and experiences. But staying safe while doing so is just as important as having fun! Here are some key tips for safe international travel—plus how our Baja adventure tours take the guesswork out of it so you can focus on the thrill of the ride.

1. Travel with a Group or Guide

Exploring with a trusted guide or group reduces risks and ensures you don’t get lost or end up in unfamiliar areas.

With us: You’re never alone! Our all-inclusive guided tours mean you have Bruce and his expert team leading the way, plus a great crew of fellow adventurers riding alongside you.

2. Know Where You’re Going

Understanding local roads, customs, and hidden gems can make all the difference.

With us: Bruce has been guiding tours in Baja for nearly 30 years—he knows the safest routes, the best trails, and the top spots for food, fun, and fuel.

3. Stick to Safe Food & Water Sources

Avoid drinking tap water in areas where it’s not advised, and be cautious with street food.

With us: We only take you to reputable restaurants we’ve frequented for decades, ensuring high-quality meals. Plus, we provide bottled water and drinks while you’re out on the trail—hydration without the worry!

Lunch at Rosita Patio & Grill in San Felipe

4. Stay Aware & Avoid Risky Areas

Every destination has spots best avoided, especially at night or in unfamiliar surroundings.

With us: Our carefully planned routes stick to safe, traveler-friendly areas where we have long-standing local connections.

5. Be Respectful & Embrace Local Culture

Understanding local customs and respecting traditions makes travel more enjoyable and helps build positive connections.

With us: Our deep relationships in Baja mean you get a true insider’s experience, from warm welcomes in local towns to the best hidden gems.

Travel Safe—Adventure with Confidence

When you ride with us, you get all the excitement of international travel without the stress of figuring out safety on your own. Baja is safe, especially when you explore with the right team.

Relaxing at the pool at the Don Jesus Hotel in San Felipe