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Safety and Travel

Northern Mexico is a relatively safe and secure area, and most of the stories of being robbed by banditos or getting Montezuma’s Revenge are greatly exaggerated. During the past 25 years, which have included hundreds of group visits to Casa, there have not been any situations where safety has been a concern. The residents of […]

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Fees and Expenses 2024

Fees and Expenses Your group will need to plan for several types of expenses as part of your trip: Room and Board, Meals included (per person, per night) Border Crossing / Airport Transport / Casa Van Use / Tolls and Gas Community Service (usually food distribution, optional) Project Sponsorship (varies) To calculate expenses for your

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Lodging and Necessities 2024

Food, Water, Lodging, and Utilities A few tips regarding eating and drinking in Mexico (outside of Casa de la Esperanza): Be selective about where you choose to eat. Look for well-established and clean restaurants. Gastrointestinal issues are common when adjusting to new foods. Mexican doctors call this turista, and symptoms may include nausea and diarrhea

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Fees and Expenses

Fees and Expenses Your group will need to plan for several types of expenses as part of your trip: Room and Board, Meals included (per person, per night) Border Crossing / Airport Transport / Casa Van Use / Tolls and Gas Community Service (usually food distribution, optional) Project Sponsorship (varies) To calculate expenses for your

Fees and Expenses Read More »

Lodging and Necessities

Food, Water, Lodging, and Utilities A few tips regarding eating and drinking in Mexico (outside of Casa de la Esperanza): Be selective about where you choose to eat. Look for well-established and clean restaurants. Gastrointestinal issues are common when adjusting to new foods. Mexican doctors call this turista, and symptoms may include nausea and diarrhea

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Safety and Travel

Northern Mexico is a relatively safe and secure area, and most of the stories of being robbed by banditos or getting Montezuma’s Revenge are greatly exaggerated. During the past 15 years, which have included hundreds of group visits to Casa, there have not been any situations where safety has been a concern. The residents of

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