How to rent a car in Mexico

Parking lots in Mexico City

• Deprisa Garibaldi: Delegacion D.F., Eje Central Lazaro Cardenas, Mexico City.
• Metropolitanos S.A. de C.V: Republica de Cuba st. 39, Historic center, Downtown, 06100 Mexico City, CDMX, Mexico.
• Deprisa Plaza Juarez: Independencia St. 31, Downtown, 06000 Mexico City, CDMX, Mexico.

Basic information about transport in Mexico City

Being one of the biggest cities in the world, it offers many ways of transport, divided into public and private options. The public transport covers the subway, light train, suburban railway, buses, and cable cars which all work 24 hours a day.

On the other hand, private transport covers caps, Uber, touristic transport, and car rental. So it depends on your plans during the trip, but you will not find more comfort and safety than a rental car in Mexico City.

Parking lots in Guadalajara

• Alcalde Catedral: Fray Antonio Alcalde st. 130, Downtown, 44100 Guadalajara, Jalisco State, México.
• Tres Poderes public parking: Miguel Hidalgo y Costilla St. 225, Downtown, 44100 Guadalajara, Jalisco State, México.
• Plaza Tapatía: Paseo Degollado, Downtown, 44100 Guadalajara, Jalisco State, México.

Basic information about transport in Guadalajara

This particular city of Mexico has different transport services, which results in it being more interesting and comfortable for tourists.

Once you arrive, you can choose between an electric urban train, microbus, Sitren, urban bus, and rented bicycles. Although, if you want to make longer trips, you should rent a car in Guadalajara.

It is very simple for drivers, you won’t get lost because the city has a great road network connecting with other states of Mexico, and the main routes are well-planned and signposted for those who don’t know the zone.

Parking lots in Cancun

These are three parking lots that you probably need in Cancun:

• iPark Cancun: Luis Donaldo Colosio St. Mz 93 Lt 93-01 SM 301, 77560 Cancun, Quintana Roo State, México.
• Lopez Portillo 1, 85, Benito Juarez, 77520 Cancun, Quintana Roo State, México.
• Boulevard Kukulcan 162, Punta Cancun, hotel zone, 77500 Cancun Quintana Roo State, México.

Basic information about transportation in Cancun

As well as in any major tourist city in the world, Cancun has several types of transportation such as buses, Uber, taxis, and car rentals. Renting a car in Cancun makes a good choice to avoid issues and having to depend on someone else.

Parking lots in Puerto Vallarta

• Plaza Juarez: Puerto Vallarta – Manzanillo 210, Down town, 48300 Puerto Vallarta, Jal., México.
• Parque Hidalgo: México St. 1040, 5th December, 48350 Puerto Vallarta, Jal., México.

Basic information about transport in Puerto Vallarta

This city has common ways of transport, you can take taxis, Uber, bus or rent a car.

If you are staying Downtown you can visit some attractions while walking, thanks to the urban plan. However, if you want to visit other cities, the best option is to rent a car in Puerto Vallarta, so you won’t get limited in any sense.

It’s important to say that you may find some risky drivers, so you should drive carefully, especially on the most crowded roads.

Parking lots in Los Cabos

If you rent a car in Los Cabos, you probably need to know where to find parking lots:

• Plaza Alamar: Francisco I Madero S/N, Downtown, San Lucas, 23450 Cabo San Lucas, Baja California Sur State, Mexico.
• Puerto Paraiso Parking: 23479, Aquarium 12, El Medano Ejidal, Cabo San Lucas, Baja California Sur State, Mexico.
• Parking Real of Miramar: 23456 Cabo San Lucas, Baja California Sur State, Mexico.

Basic information about transport in Los Cabos

There are several mediums of transportation in Baja California Sur, a city crossed by the Transpeninsular Way #1, so you can take taxis, buses, or rent a car to move around the area.

You should know that the rate of taxis is a little high since it is one of the biggest destinations for tourists in Mexico and, if you decide to use public transportation, you will have to adjust your schedule according to the times of arrival and departure.

In case you want to rent a car in Los Cabos, we remind you that:

• When you are driving on the main road (Transpeninsular #1) be careful, you don’t know the area as well as other drivers who usually are not so aware.
• The official language of Mexico is Spanish, so the traffic signs are not in English.
• You cannot drive faster than 90 km per hour or 55 miles.
• Confirm the directions of every street before you take it, most of them have only one way.