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    THE EXPERIENCE

    Your home. Your ride. Your Baja adventure.

    Explore Baja at your own pace, with a route tailored to you. Wake up by the sea, cook under the stars and enjoy life on the road in our equipped Six-Pac truck camper.

    Fully equipped camper
    4x4
    Full kitchen + two beds
    Room for what you need
    Outdoor shower
    Solar power for your devices
    200 km/day included
    Free personalized itinerary

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    A closer look at life on the road

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    Camper rental from MXN $3,900/day

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    Choose your dates.

    See an estimated camper-rental price based on the daily seasonal rate. Availability is confirmed separately.

    LOW · $3,900 MXNJune–September
    MID · $4,200 MXNMay · October · November 1–15
    HIGH · $4,900 MXNNovember 16–April

    Estimate only. It does not hold the dates and excludes insurance, extras, VAT and special Christmas or Easter pricing. The final quote is confirmed by BajaRoam. Required insurance/protection: MXN $695/day. Security deposit: MXN $14,000. Full terms are provided before you book.

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    GOOD TO KNOW

    Simple rules. No surprises.

    The basics you’ll want to know before you hit the road.

    Rental basics
    Before you go
    Roads & driving
    Return, WC & delays
    Payment schedule
    Cancellation policy
    Keys, flat tires & roadside help
    BAJA. YOUR WAY.

    One truck camper. One road. Plenty of room to change your plans.

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    Camper

    Take a look inside and out

    Life outside the camper
    Life outside the camper
    Dinette converts into a single bed
    Dinette converts into a single bed
    Queen bed
    Queen bed
    Kitchen
    Kitchen
    Refrigerator and freezer inside the camper
    Refrigerator & freezer
    Using the outdoor shower beside the camper
    Outdoor shower
    Camper illustration under a starry Baja sky
    Under the stars
    Camper illustration beside a blue bay and mountains
    A stop by the sea

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    Your Baja guide

    INCLUDED WITH YOUR BOOKING

    Your Baja guide.

    Before your trip, you'll get our BajaRoam Guide, built from our own experience traveling around the peninsula.

    We surf too. Surf trip planning is part of your free personalized itinerary: tell us your level and what you enjoy riding, and we’ll help you plan your stops.

    Travel with us

    OPTIONAL

    First time in Baja?

    Go on your own — or start the trip with us.

    If you'd love to explore Baja but don't feel like starting out alone, we can travel alongside you for part of the trip. We drive our own camper, you drive yours. We share the route and overnight stops, while you keep your own space and independence.

    How traveling with us works

    RECOMMENDED ROUTES

    Pick a route and start exploring.

    Three ways to explore, from a week in the south to a longer peninsula road trip. Open a route to see the stops. Suggested lengths include your return to San José del Cabo.

    Three routes, one peninsula

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    The colored lines connect the main stops schematically; they are not driving directions. All trips return to Los Cabos. Select a route to see it clearly.

    017–10 days · Southern loopSouth Baja essentialsLos Cabos · East Cape · Cabo Pulmo · La Ventana · La Paz · Todos Santos · Cerritos
    SOUTH BAJA ROUTE

    Sea of Cortez, surf towns, beaches and desert roads.

    Los Cabos · East Cape · Cabo Pulmo · La Ventana · La Paz / Isla Espíritu Santo · Todos Santos · Cerritos · Cabo San Lucas / El Arco

    A great first Baja road trip: clear-water beaches, small towns, surf stops, desert scenery and some of our favorite places along the way.

    0216–20 days · Coast & seasonal whalesSea of Cortez & whale countryThe southern loop, plus Loreto · Bahía Concepción · Mulegé · Bahía Magdalena

    Keep the South Baja stops and give yourself more time along the Sea of Cortez, with a Pacific-coast detour for seasonal whale watching.

    San José del Cabo → Santiago / Cabo Pulmo → La Ventana → La Paz → Loreto → Bahía Concepción → Mulegé → Bahía Magdalena → Todos Santos / Cerritos → Cabo San Lucas → San José del Cabo.

    The southern favorites: keep Cabo Pulmo, La Ventana and La Paz, with optional trips to Espíritu Santo, Sol de Mayo and Sierra de la Laguna.
    Loreto: leave time for town and an optional boat trip in Loreto Bay. Blue-whale excursions are a seasonal option.
    Bahía Concepción: slow down around Santispac, El Coyote and El Requesón. Choose established places to stay and check access before turning off the highway.
    Mulegé: spend time around the oasis town before starting south again.
    Bahía Magdalena: on the return, detour to Puerto San Carlos or Adolfo López Mateos for a gray-whale excursion in season.
    The Pacific finish: return through Todos Santos and Cerritos, with an optional El Arco boat trip before the handover in San José del Cabo.

    Make room for the drive: spread the southbound journey over several days. Around 16 days means choosing your optional stops; closer to 20 gives you more beach time.

    Whales are seasonal. Winter into early spring is the usual planning window, but local operating dates vary. Check authorized tours for your dates; sightings and departures depend on wildlife, weather and sea conditions. Boat trips are booked separately, and the camper stays on land.

    0324–30 days · The longer road tripBahía de los Ángeles & the desert beyondContinue north through San Ignacio · Guerrero Negro · Bahía de los Ángeles · Cataviña

    Bahía de los Ángeles · Jean Pennington · CC0
    Cataviña · Chrislorenz9 · CC BY-SA 4.0 · Resized and displayed with a crop.

    Build on the Sea of Cortez route and continue into central Baja. This is a round trip from San José del Cabo, with several travel days reserved for the return.

    South Baja stops → Loreto → Bahía Concepción / Mulegé → Santa Rosalía → San Ignacio → Guerrero Negro → Bahía de los Ángeles → Cataviña → return south via Highway 1 → Bahía Magdalena → Todos Santos / Cerritos → Los Cabos.

    Santa Rosalía and San Ignacio: break up the journey with a town stop and time around San Ignacio’s oasis and mission.
    Whale lagoons: choose a seasonal excursion at San Ignacio Lagoon or Ojo de Liebre near Guerrero Negro. Agree on suitable road access or an operator transfer before heading to a lagoon.
    Bahía de los Ángeles: turn east toward the Sea of Cortez for bay views and optional boat outings. Stay a few nights before returning to Highway 1.
    Cataviña: continue north into granite boulders, cardón cacti and the Valle de los Cirios landscape. Explore on foot from suitable access points; this is the northern turnaround.
    The journey back: retrace Highway 1 in stages, revisiting the coast or choosing stops you skipped on the way north.
    Finish in the south: add Bahía Magdalena if the season fits, then Todos Santos, Cerritos and Los Cabos. The southern route’s island and hiking stops remain optional.

    Plan for 24–30 days: this is a suggested pace, not a fixed itinerary. Choose the longer end if you want to keep most southern stops and spend several nights at each northern base.

    Plan fuel, water and daylight driving: distances between services grow in the central desert. Confirm supplies and overnight stops before each leg. Use paved roads and maintained, passable dirt roads only; no off-road driving. Whale tours are seasonal, booked separately and subject to conditions.

    Baja your way

    7-DAY INSPIRATION ROUTES

    What are you into?

    Pick your passion. We’ll show you one of our favorite ways to experience Baja — then you decide how closely you want to follow it.

    ABOUT US

    BajaRoam founders and their dog beside their former camper in Santiago, Baja California Sur
    ABOUT US

    We set out to travel the world. Baja kept calling us back.

    Get to know our story
    Baja coast from our travelsBahía de los Ángeles from our travelsSurfing in Scorpion Bay, 2021Cacti at sunset during our Baja travels, 2023Our previous camper at sunset, San Juanico, 2021Relaxing beside our previous camper on the coast, 2021
    THE REAL CAMPER · THE ROAD · YOUR OWN BAJA STORY
    We live and travel in Baja ourselves. So we don't just hand you the keys — we help you experience the places that make this peninsula special.
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