Todos Santos Baja California, Mexico Travel Guide
Telcel often the choice for reliable service. Purchase SIM cards at official Telcel stores, Oxxo convenience stores, or independent phone shops.
Wi-Fi widely in Todos Santos. Most hotels, guesthouses, restaurants, and cafes complimentary Wi-Fi for their guests.
Spanish is the official language. English widely in tourist-oriented businesses.
Knowing a few phrases matters.
Have small notes and coins. Many smaller shops and street vendors prefer exact change. Consider Priority Pass for airport lounge access or Compensair for flight delay compensation.
Todos Santos a relaxed atmosphere, yet some courtesies are appreciated.
Polite to greet people. Use "Hola," "Buenos días," etc. Handshakes common.
Casual dress. Modest dress for churches (shoulders, knees covered).
Ask for permission before taking photos of individuals, especially children.
Meals often unhurried. Wait for your waiter to offer the bill.
Avoid discussing politics or drug-related issues.
Learning basic Spanish phrases goes a long way. Download the Google Translate app for offline use.
For travelers with mobility challenges, understanding the accessibility landscape assists planning.
Accessibility infrastructure is limited. Stone-paved streets and bumpy pavements present challenges for wheelchairs.
Newer hotels rooms. Some modern restaurants ramps. Public transportation not wheelchair accessible.
No specific dedicated services widely in Todos Santos. Guide dogs generally accepted.
For specific accessibility needs, research individual hotel and tour operator websites, or contact them directly.
Ask about specific accessibility characteristics and accommodations before booking. This confirmation suitability for your needs.
