Click here for a local GPS Map from Highway 1 to Rancho Leonero

There are direct flights by regional and national carriers to Los Cabos International Airport from the following west coast cities - San Diego, Los Angeles, San Francisco, San Jose, Phoenix, Tucson, Denver, Portland, Houston, Dallas, Seattle, and Vancouver, B.C. Regularly scheduled charter flights also fly from Las Vegas, Montreal and Toronto. Our office is capable of arranging your air travel, or you may also book through your travel agent or tour operator. Please check for prices, as fares and schedules vary substantially depending on the airline, time of year, and often even the day of the week.

Flying out of Southern California?
VOLARIS flies out of Tijuana and Mexicali

The easiest way to get from the Los Cabos airport to Rancho Leonero is to prearrange a ground transfer through our office. TT Tours Cabo offers a fleet of new air-conditioned vans available to shuttle our guests from the airport to Rancho Leonero and back. The cost each way varies from about $70 for 1 person to $15 per person for 8 people (La Paz slightly higher). Make reservations through our USA office in advance of your trip. Please note - the ground transfer fleet is operated separately, please have cash or travelers checks available for payment directly to your driver.  

Shuttle taxis at the airport are also available. The cost is generally about $100 to Leonero, Be prepared to bargain for a better deal. Rental cars are also available, with prices ranging from about $40 - $200 per day (more for vans or 4WD vehicles).

Mexico Highway 1 from Tijuana to Cabo San Lucas is over a thousand miles of mostly 2 lane blacktop road, "designed for economic growth, not for high speed driving". For the adventurous, this narrow ribbon offers some unparalleled panoramic vistas and an opportunity to experience the Baja close-up. As road conditions are subject to change unexpectedly, we suggest you check with your travel agent or travel club, such as Discover Baja Travel Club, for the latest on traveling on Highway 1. Remember, a validated Mexican tourist card is required for travel below Ensenada. Also, do not travel by car into Mexico without having purchased Mexican auto insurance.

The turnoff for Rancho Leonero is at km103 of the La Paz to Cabo San Lucas segment of Mexico Highway 1, just south of Buena Vista. Watch for our sign.

Click here for an area map showing the route to Rancho Leonero from the La Paz and Cabo airports.

IMPORTANT NOTICE -

A REGULATION ISSUED BY THE DEPARTMENT OF HOMELAND SECURITY REQUIRES THAT EFFECTIVE DECEMBER 31, 2006, ALL U.S. NATIONALS ENTERING THE COUNTRY FROM MEXICO BY AIR OR BY SEAPORT MUST HAVE A VALID U.S. PASSPORT. 

Check with our office or your travel agent for documentation requirements for entering Mexico. A valid passport is required (for USA citizens an original birth certificate with a photo ID issued by a governmental agency - i.e. drivers license, is acceptable in lieu of a passport - effective 12/31/2006 a passport will be required).  A special note for minors traveling with only one parent - most airlines are requiring a notarized travel permission document from the other parent/guardian before allowing the child to board - check with your carrier for their requirements.