Traveling from Ensenada to Cabo
Looking for recommended stops on a two or three day drive from Ensenada to Cabo San Lucas. It looks like Guerrero Negro and Loreto would divide the trip nicely into three days that wouldn't be too lon...
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The road improved substantially in the last 3-4 years. Dangerous curves have been (mostly) upgraded. Mostly. Plenty of straight stretches where you can see several miles ahead and can do 55 without problem, for 20-30 minutes at a time. Then you speed up to 65 and suddenly hit the section of the "old road" with cracks, no shoulders, and chipped/missing chunks of pavement at the sides. In daytime you can see it, in the night you can't.
When Mex traffic sign says "slow down", - slow down. They are not kidding.
Approach every sharp turn or a crest where you can't see more than few hundred feet, as if there were an eight-wheeler around the corner - or a crazy driver halfway in your lane, heading straight up to you. Because sometimes there will be.
When Mex traffic sign says "slow down", - slow down. They are not kidding.
Approach every sharp turn or a crest where you can't see more than few hundred feet, as if there were an eight-wheeler around the corner - or a crazy driver halfway in your lane, heading straight up to you. Because sometimes there will be.
