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Shared 5 Hours Tijuana Walking Tour from San Diego

Shared 5 Hours Tijuana Walking Tour from San Diego

Overview

The Tijuana Walking Tour experience is a unique and affordable way to see the city. The tour guide will guide you around Tijuana and you will get a sense of how locals life by strolling the Tijuana streets. We use walking and public transportation to get around just like locals do!

FEE COVERS GUIDED TOUR (We recommend to bring at least $20usd for expenses: bus fee, food, drinks etc) conversion of dlls into pesos can be done by meeting point.

PICKUP: SOUTH SAN DIEGO

San Ysidro Transit Center :

727 E San Ysidro Blv, San Diego, CA

PASSPORTS ARE REQUIRED (If the guest forgets or doesn't have a passport there will be NO REFUND)

City: San Diego

Tue 19 Nov

Other dates

You can choose the date already on the booking website

Starting at $29.12

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Tue 19 Nov

Starting at $29.12

Make a reservation

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What's Included

Guided tour

Additional Info

Public transportation options are available nearby
Not recommended for travelers with spinal injuries
Not recommended for pregnant travelers
Not recommended for travelers with poor cardiovascular health
Travelers should have at least a moderate level of physical fitness
+18 ONLY
NO MINORS
PASSPORTS ARE REQUIRED (If the guest forgets or doesn't have a passport there will be NO REFUND)
We walk about 4 miles

What To Expect

Mercado Hildago

We will visit the local spice market, then stop to eat tacos, then head to the downtown and see local street art and ending with a drink in a bar.

Cancellation Policy

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.

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Reviews (21)

cassm73

Dec 2019

This is my 1st walking tour, it was the best tour of all tours I have been on. Martha was very knowledgeable, informative, and a great communicator. There were no delays in the entry processes, fast and quick. I met two nice families on the tour, two pre-teens from Utah were a blessing, they helped me with translation when we went exploring Mexican shops/restaurants. Although this a cultural tour, you will be allowed to shop and eat so bring additional money.

runnerpam

Dec 2019

We went on the cultural tour with our 2 preteen kids and it was awesome. Martha was a fantastic tour guide and showed us some amazing local spots. She taught us about the culture and history of Tijuana. Martha made the whole process of crossing to and from the United States easy and simple. We highly recommend this tour and our kids would do the tour again.

tropical_art

Dec 2019

We have lived in San Diego for nearly 30 years, but haven't been to Tijuana in literally decades. We've been wanting to visit TJ but we didn't want to sit in traffic to cross the border. We finally discovered Tijuana Walking Tours. We booked a private tour for just the two of us. Our guide was Fernando, and he met us on a rainy day a few days before Christmas. We walked across the border pretty quickly, and then headed to our first stop at CECUT (Tijuana Cultural museum). That was a beautiful museum - and great gift shop too! After that we went to Mercado Hidalgo (spice market), where we did some shopping and had lunch. Fernando was helpful in providing more context to some of the food items in the market. We even tasted some local candy in the candy store. Lunch was awesome (too bad I can't remember the name of the restaurant). After that we went to the area around Avenida Revolucion and saw some back alleys with very interesting murals. We visited the cathedral, and lastly stopped by a beautiful gift shop which sold high-quality artistic goods, rather than the usual souvenirs. We took taxis and Uber around Tijuana. Fernando paid for everything up front; and then we paid him in cash for the transportation costs at the end of tour. Fernando had a very easygoing personality. We were impressed with his enthusiasm in sharing his knowledge and love for Mexican history/culture. So if you live in Southern California (or even if you don't), definitely take the time to learn more about our neighbors down south with Tijuana Walking Tour. You'll be glad you did!