Go Baja Riding Tours

The crew is super professional, the scenery is breathtaking, and the experience is one of a kind.

This was an experience my friends and I will never forget. Bruno and his team did a great job with the entire tour. Very hospitable, equipment was top notch, service was excellent. I would highly recommend to anyone interested in experiencing the true Baja California.

All in All amazing trip. Now that I have been back and can reflect on what happened, I had to realize I was in Mexico (remote Mexico). Things are not the same as they are here at home. Anyone taking this trip needs to consider that and people with special needs should consider other options unless they can be met. As for the equipment, it was all in great shape and never had any issues. The country was beautiful and the food was outstanding. Already getting the next trip booked to ride the full 7 day. I do recommend riders to have experience based on the terrain and length of rides and do at least the 5 day. 5 days for me just was not enough.

These guys are pros and execute like a symphony.nOur group of four bikes and five side-by-sides, Ensenada to Cabo, was supported by four staffers—trail leader (company owner and Baja champion, Bruno), the sweep and mechanic (Javier), and two drivers for the chase truck, vehicle trailer, and bus (Ernesto and Ricardo). We were also joined and assisted by Cain, editor of UTV Action magazine.nThese guys took care of everything, from luggage, to lunches, cleaning windshields, gassing the vehicles—they never stopped. Many nights they were up late making repairs and adjustments. All we had to do was ride—and we did, sunup to sundown.nThe trails beat the bikes and UTVs brutally so they replace them with new models every few thousand miles. Even so, Javi stayed busy replacing belts, tires, filters, and other parts we broke, and had us back on the trail in record time. We'd have been stuck in the wilderness without his expertise and trove of parts and tools.nA couple of guys took spills—just bruises, no broken bones, but one damaged his bike. Javi patched it to get him through the day, then swapped it for one from the trailer. The rider felt the $300 to cover the damage was more than fair.nAll the GBR crew are real gentlemen and couldn't have been more helpful. This is the real deal and they've got it down.

Absolutely the most amazing way to ENJOY the Baja!!nBruce and his guys were friendly and professional, and typical dirtbikers (get up and go early cuz they love to ride!). The trails they took us on were very manageable and enjoyable. Being the only gals on the trip, in buggy’s ridding with bikers, we held our own! We were there in February and it was a cold front in all of the area, so cold and rainy was an accurate description, however, cold rainy no windshield and going 40-60 mph is a better description ud83dude1b. My rain gear turned out to be NOT water proof, luckily they did have extras!!nThey would have breaks on the trail and provide snacks and water. They’d have our lunch ordered so when we arrived it would be served quickly and hot! At each hotel they would have our bags in our room with fresh bottled water and when we arrived they give us each our key. They worked on our toys every night before dinner, so everything would run seamlessly the next day. They worked hard and did a lot behind the scenes!nI would definitely go on another tour with Bruce’s crew at go Baja riding!! I recommend you tour with these guys, they know their stuff!!nnOur boarder crossing went just fine (until the way back, one guys name was flagged and we were stopped for a bit)nThe reason for being in San Diego early for pick up is logical, crossing boarders take time, and that way everyone made it to pick up on time.nnMy group of 4 picked the dates and planned to do a pricey tour had Bruce not been able to fill the slots, lucky for us he found plenty of guys who wanted to go ride during the super bowl!nAlso we did get the list of things that could be damaged and the cost of fixing, we have many toys and know the costs were not crazy high, it takes a lot to maintain and keep up the toys, but charges we only given for those that created damages; drove inappropriately, fell/crashed, weren’t respectful, drank and drove (ever though this was a big NO NO!) so in the end my group got all deposits back, though many did not. (It might be sand and water but it does damage thing if you fall into it, be careful and respectful of these toys that belong to someone else and you’ll be fine!!)