RESERVATIONS
1-800-PIK-CABO
(1-800-745-2226)
Office Hours
8:30 AM to 5:30 PM
M-F Pacific Time
efore you depart on your vacation to Mexico, here are a few things we would
like to share with you.
Los Cabos is a wonderful vacation paradise, with beautiful beaches, superb weather, and friendly people. It is a place to visit and enjoy, to forget about your everyday problems and get away from the hectic life you may lead back at home.
Mexico is not in the United States, so things don't always run as efficiently and effectively as you might expect. It is a land close to ours, but yet vastly different. Don't expect everyone to cater to your every whimper and command, don't get upset with little things that may not function to your expectations. Leave those bad moods behind, you'll only make things worse for yourself and give all of us northerners the ugly American image. Sometimes even with the best communications, things can become confused and go wrong, but don't worry, eventually all of the confusion will be taken care of and everything will work out fine. Don't make a mountain out of a molehill. The people of Mexico are very friendly and extremely courteous, and aim to please all of their visitors.
If you are thinking of running your business or office while on vacation, forget it! Sure they have FAX machines, Cellular phones, and computers, but if you expect U.S. style communications in the land below - you are mistaken. So do yourself a favor and forget about the business while you are on vacation. Nothing is so important that it can't wait for awhile, the world will still be there when you get back.
However, if you find it impossible to be without some kind of communication device, take your cellular along with you. BAJA CELLULAR can provide temporary connection for your cell phone, they will provide you with a temporary phone number while you are in town on a prepaid basis. Local telephone number is 33737 or fax number is 33739.
If you can remember the few things we mentioned, you'll have a great vacation, so enjoy Los Cabos and all of its natural beauty.
Before Departure
U.S. citizens will require proof of citizenship when travelling to and from Mexico. You should possess a picture I.D. such as a driver's license and one of the following:- State issued Birth Certificate with an affixed seal.
- Naturalization Certificate, with laminated Naturalization Card.
- Valid U.S. Passport. Expired passports are not valid.
En route to Los Cabos you will receive the Mexico Tourist Card and a Mexico Customs Declaration form to be filled out prior to arrival in Los Cabos. Each visitor, including infants and children, must be in possession of a Tourist Card. Keep the Mexico Tourist Card with your ticket as you will need to surrender it when checking in for your return flight.
Minors: In addition to possessing one of the forms of documentation mentioned above, an unaccompanied U.S. or Canadian citizen under 18 years of age:
- Is required to possess a notarized letter signed by both parents giving permission for the minor to travel alone
- If traveling with one parent must have a notarized letter from the absent parent giving permission for the traveling parent to take the minor out of the country or an original court order indicating that the traveling parent has full custody
- If the minor is traveling with one parent and the other parent is deceased, the deceased parent's Death Certificate must be presented. (immigration requirements subject to change by Mexican Government.)
Upon Arrival
After clearing Immigrations and Customs with your baggage, proceed to the airport lobby area. CAUTION!! There will be timeshare representatives tempting you with freebies as you walk past them. Unless you are seriously interested or would like to spend at least two hours of your precious vacation time while a salesperson tries to sell you on a timeshare - do not waste your time! You will find car rental desks and a taxi transfer station on your right.