Travel into Mexico and explore Tijuana

Your Tijuana City Tour begins as you cross into Mexico and visit the fourth largest city in Mexico. You will go on a cultural sightseeing tour of the area with stops at the Cultural Center, the Tijuana Bullring, the Tijuana Zoo, the Tijuana Tower, and then have time for some shopping along Avenidad Revolution. This street is the main shopping mecca south of the border with more than 400 different shops that will entice you to bargain like the locals for your Mexican curios.

Before shopping, you will experience the Tijuana Tradition of making your own Mexican tacos, (a tortilla with meat, chicken or veggies) and all the trimmings such as guacamole, salsa, cilantro and onion, and then savor your Mexican creation. You'll have the time of your life!

Tour includes:

• Sightseeing of Major Tijuana Attractions
• Roundtrip Transportaion & Mexican Lunch
• Shopping along Avenidad Revolution

Sample Itinerary*

10:45 am: Departure from the Amtrak Station in downtown San Diego
11:30 am: Arrival in Tijuana - start of Tijuana Tour (Financial District, River Zone, Casino Zone, Ave. Revolucion, Downtown)
12:15 pm: Arrival at Avenidad Revolution for lunch and shopping
4:30 pm: Departure from Tijuana
5:00 pm: Arrival to San Diego

* Times are approximate.

MEXICO INFORMATION
Re-entering the US is a privilege, not a right! Persons returning from Mexico by land (tour bus), will be required to present a travel document listed below:

U.S. Citizens
U.S. Passport or U.S. Passport Card

U.S. & Canadian Citizens
Enhanced Driver's Licenses (EDLs) - U.S. States issuing EDLs: New York, Washington , Michigan, & Vermont. Canadian Provinces issuing EDLS: Quebec, Ontario, British Columbia, & Manitoba.

U.S., Canadian, & Mexican Citizens
Trusted Traveler Program Cards - NEXUS, SENTRI, or FAST

Lawful Permanent U.S. Residents
Form I-551, Permanent Resident Card

Canadian Citizens
Passport, or birth certificate, citizenship certificate as proof of citizenship.

Mexican Citizens
Passport with Visa or Form DSP-150, B-1/B-2 Visa and Border Crossing Card

Other International Travelers
Passports and I-94 cards (multiple entrance Visas)

Children under 18
Passports or birth certificate - see Homeland Security website

Foreign Students
See Homeland Security website

Global Entry Program
See Homeland Security website

If you do not provide the proper documentation, you will be detained at the border. If you are eventually cleared, you will be providing alternate transportation back to your pick up point at your cost.If you do not provide the proper documentation, it may result in being detained at the border and an extra charge for alternate transportation back to San Diego.

US Currency is accepted in all Tijuana Shops. Visitors to Mexico may purchase up to $800 USD of merchandise duty free. Visitors are allowed to return with 1 liter of alcohol per person, age 21 or older. Most major credit cards and Travelers checks are accepted in Mexico; however cash is preferred. Be sure to carry small denominations for easier bartering with local vendors.

This tour does not include hotel pick-up. Child rates apply to ages 3 through 11. Please reserve online or call us toll-free at 888-827-7513.