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10 Best place to visit in Sonoyta Mexico

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The SAFEST cities in MEXICO? - NOT EVEN CLOSE

Recently, @nomadcapitalist published a video on the safest cities in Mexico. While some of the cities that he mentioned deserve to be on the list, there are others that I completely disagree with.

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In this video, I'm going to give you my thoughts on the safety in various popular expat destinations around Mexico such as Mexico City, Merida, Guadalajara, Cabo San Lucas, Lake Chapala, and others.

00:00 Safest Cities In Mexico - Video Reaction
00:14 Merida, Yucatan by Nomad Capitalist
00:52 Merida's Safety - My Take
01:23 Playa Del Carmen Safety
02:02 Playa Del Carmen - My Take
02:45 Mexico City Safety
04:00 Mexico City - My Thoughts
05:43 Why Mexicans are moving to Queretaro from Mexico City
06:08 Mexico City - Scary Crime Stats
07:27 Puerto Vallarta - Nomad Capitalist's Thoughts
07:50 Puerto Vallarta, Jalisco - My thoughts
08:21 Guadalajara / Lake Chapala / Ajijic Safety
09:11 Guadalajara / Laka Chapala - My thoughts on safety
09:56 Oaxaca City
10:12 Why I wouldn't live in Oaxaca City
10:41 La Paz and Cabo San Lucas
10:55 Baja California Sur - My Thoughts
11:07 San Miguel de Allende Safety
11:23 San Miguel - Near dangerous cities, but safe
11:40 US State Department Travel Warnings
12:01 The safest states in Mexico
12:57 Very safe places in Mexico that are missing from this list

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Crossing the US/Mexico border on foot - day trip to TIJUANA

Tijuana, Mexico is the most visited border city in the world, and in this video, you'll follow our journey crossing the US/Mexico border on foot twice (going to Tijuana in the morning and returning to San Diego, USA in the afternoon). We went through the San Ysidro port of entry, which is the busiest in the western hemisphere. You'll also see how we spent the day in Tijuana walking across Zona Centro (the historical downtown) and eating delicious Mexican food.

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Sonoyta & Caborca, Mexico

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NOGALES: How Crime-Ridden Is This Arizona Border City? What I Saw

I visited Nogales, Arizona. It sits across the Mexican border from Nogales, Sonora. Also took a quick side trip into Tubac, Arizona.




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Crossing the border from San Diego to Tijuana Mexico at the San Ysidro and then back to the USA can take a very long time. This was my first trip in a very long time and unless you have a sentri pass, enhanced driver's license, or global entry be prepared to wait in a very long line.

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JoLo World Vlog week 17 18 19: Mexico north (Sonoyta, Sinaloa - Mazatlán)

When we crossed the border from the USA to Mexico, those first two days driving through the dangerous north of Mexico were tense. We drove through chaotic and poor areas, military posts, deserted highways with just one suspicious car close to us, and a barricade we had to get through, in the middle of the highway. The barricade was by the people of a village and they wouldn’t let through any truck, just personal vehicles, but only if you payed them something. Several toll ports were also occupied by villagers, blocking them until you’d pay to them instead of the official toll agency (that wasn’t there, of course).

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Sonoyta Mexico to Lukeville USA | Easy Border Crossing

Driving from Sonoyta, Mexico in the USA via the Lukeville Border Crossing. This border has plenty of space for RV's and cars. It's very simple and easy to navigate. I took a trip to Rocky Point and this is the return drive to demonstrate the border process.

They did pull me into secondary for a quick inspection. The US customs agent was very professional and my wait time was minimal. Great experience at this border crossing after a fun trip to Mexico.

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Lukeville Border Crossing and Drive to Puerto Penasco

Take a drive across the Lukeville Border Crossing into Mexico. I stop at the Aduana located immediately to the right at the border crossing to get an FMM for my stay. Then I drive through Sonoyta and continue to Puerto Penasco aka Rocky Point.

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The drive ends as I reach the Malecon. I ended up staying at an RV park nearby and had great beach access and was walking distance to several restaurants and bars. I had a great stay despite arriving on a cooler weekend with windy conditions.

Stay tuned for another video documenting the crossing from Sonoyta back into the United States.

Sonoita, Arizona | Escaping the Chaos: Embrace the Tranquility of Rural Arizona

Sonoita, Arizona, is mostly known for being a quaint town spanning approximately 11 square miles, situated at the crossroads of Arizona State Highways 83 and 82, about 30 miles north of the border with Mexico. Its picturesque landscapes, which include rolling grasslands and oak-studded hills are quite unique for Arizona. This scenic beauty makes it a popular destination for outdoor activities like hiking, bird watching, and horseback riding. The town enjoys a mild climate due to its higher elevation, which is unusual for Arizona. At approximately 4,800 feet above sea level, the town stands out in a state more known for its deserts than its highlands.

Sonoita is also known for its thriving vineyards and wineries. The area is part of the Sonoita-Elgin wine region, which is recognized for producing high-quality wines in Arizona. The region's climate and soil conditions are ideal for growing a variety of grapes, making it a notable spot for wine enthusiasts.

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When’s the Best Time to Visit Rocky Point Mexico from Arizona?

Section: 2. When’s the Best Time to Visit?

When’s the Best Time to Visit Rocky Point Mexico from Arizona?

Rocky Point is open year-round, although the best time to visit is during the winter months (November through March). The weather is cooler in the winter and more comfortable than summer months, which can be extremely hot. Also, since tourism slows down in the winter months, it’s easier to find affordable deals on hotels and flights.

The best time to visit Rocky Point is during the winter months. This is when the weather is most temperate. The days are warm, but not too hot; the nights are cool and comfortable. The summer months can be very hot and humid, so it’s best to avoid them if possible. It’s also important to note that Rocky Point is at an elevation of 1,000 feet above sea level, so the temperature difference between Phoenix and Rocky Point can be significant.

Arizona residents can fly into Los Cabos International Airport (SJD), which is located only 25 minutes away from Rocky Point. From SJD you can catch a taxi or rent a car to drive to your hotel or condo rental in Rocky Point.

Spring and Fall: The weather is usually mild during these seasons, which makes them ideal for sightseeing. Plus, it’s easier to get around since there aren’t too many tourists around yet.

Summer: If you plan on visiting Rocky Point in summer, expect it to be hot! The average temperature is about 85 degrees Fahrenheit (29ºC), but it can go up to more than 110 degrees Fahrenheit (43ºC) during this time of year. There are also fewer tourists around during summer months because many people prefer not to travel during this time of year due to high temperatures and humidity levels in Mexico.

CA89D - Our First Time Driving in Mexico! A Day Trip to Puerto Penasco, AKA Rocky Point

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Passing through Sonoyta, Mexico from the border on the way to Puerto Penasco (Rocky Point), Mexico.
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Crossing the Sonoyta Wash to Rocky Point

- What to expect when crossing the Sonoyta Wash when traveling to or from Rocky Point Mexico via the Lukeville/Sonoyta Border when there are heavy rains. The City of Sonoyta is replacing the main bridge across the Sonoyta wash. The detour in this video is the only other route across the wash at the Lukeville Border.

Sonoyta Wash Detour - Lukeville Border Crossing Safety

The town of Sonoyta Mexico is replacing the bridge across the Sonoyta Wash. Traffic to Rocky Point, Mexico is being detoured around the bridge into the Sonoyta Wash. On a normally dry day this would not be an issue. But as seen in the video above, during monsoon rains dry washes turn into ragging rivers making crossing all but impossible. The new bridge should be finished soon, making this detour a thing of the past and your travel to RP an enjoyable one. Thanks to a friend of mine for this video.

Approaching US-Mexico Border at Sonoyta

Crossing the Lukeville/Sonoyta Border April 2010

People always ask me, How easy is it to cross the International border from the U.S. to Mexico? Well, I thought it would be easier to just show you than tell you. Here we are crossing the border at Lukeville, Arizona, into Sonoyta, Mexico. You will see how easy it really is everyone. Plus, we have a video returning to the U.S. on Sunday, so check that one out as well. We are fortunate to have one of the safest and simplest border crossings around.

Crossing the US / MEXICO border!

We're an American couple leaving the US to travel. Today, we drove from Phoenix, Arizona to the Sonoyta Mexican border crossing.
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This is our experience crossing the border with our dog, a Siberian Husky named Laska. It wasn't quite as easy as we thought it was going to be. We also share first impressions after coming into the country.

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