Q: How is the weather in Loreto?
A: Most of the time it’s hot. Local winter weather is from November to March, but it’s not too cold. We will send you a list of recommendations of what to bring.
Q: What type of outfit do I wear for Loreto activities?
A: Comfortable clothes: pants, shorts, jeans, tennis shoes, sandals, t-shirts, cap or hat. It is very important to bring a swimsuit.
Q: Are there vegetarian meal options in Loreto?
A: Yes, most of the restaurants can adapt their regular menu to vegetarian needs.
Q: How do I cross the Cross Border Express Bridge (CBX)?
A: The tour guide will provide you with the instructions. He/She will drop you off at the CBX entrance in Otay (USA). You will need to show your documentation. The signs will indicate the direction. It is an approximate 10 minute walk to get to the Mexican side of the bridge.
Q: What documents do I need to cross the CBX? Are they the same to go back to the United States?
A: Yes, the same documentation is required.
Passport
Immigration Permit (Obtained at CBX)
CBX pass (provided)
Flight Ticket (provided)
Q: Can we use the All Terrain Vehicles (ATV’s) more than once?
A: Yes, but you will need to coordinate with the tour guide to confirm that it does not interfere with other activities.
Q: Where should I exchange my currency before beginning my Loreto experience?
A: At the airport, there are some money exchange locations.
Q: On average, about how many pesos should I get to cover expenses for items such as souvenirs?
A: It depends on what each person would like to buy. A good starting option is around $100.00 US dollars per person.
Q: Are there a lot of places to shop in Loreto for clothing, sunglasses, shoes, Etc.?
A: Loreto is a small town, but there are a couple of stores where these items can be bought.
Q: When will I meet my Loreto host and how will I know who they are?
A: The host will be waiting for you at the airport in Loreto holding a Tierra Marina Tours sign.