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I was in search of an outdoor adventure in Ensenada and I am glad I found Chavos. The young lady that helped us was very helpful and spoke English very well. I forgot her name, but she mentioned being the owner's daughter and graduating from SDSU. My group and I opted for the 4 hour Hot Springs tour. We were assigned a tour guide, Sergio. Sergio was very helpful from beginning to end. He helped us adjust our helmets and took us to eat fish tacos at the end of our excursion. The off-roading part was adventurous. It was fun driving the ATVs through hills, creeks, and best seeing the Mexicans get stuck in the sand trying to off-road with their low-riders. When we got there it was very beautiful, there was lots of trees, natural hot springs and mud pools. The female in my group was ready to jump in the hot spring naked, but I had to stop her. I told her: "Hello, you not in Baker's Beach in San Francisco, a cartel member might fall in love with you and kidnap your Asian ass." She agreed to put her clothes on, thank God. I recommend Chavos Motor Sports Rentals when you visit Ensenada. I was also told they offer zip-lining and wine tours.
We were in town for the day on a cruise. I had communicated with them previously about renting a 4 wheeler for the day. I found them on Facebook and they would always immediately return my Facebook messages. It was very helpful. We were told they would be at the cruise terminal that day, but their stand was empty. No biggie, we asked around and took the shuttle bus into town and where the shuttle dropped us off, we payed a lady in a booth for the Chavos rental and then they took us on a golf cart to Chavos. If I had to do it all over again, I'd just walk to Chavos. It's super close to the cruise terminal. That way I could deal directly with Chavos, and not have to deal with a third party. The price was the same though, it all worked out. They spoke English, gave us both helmets, a map and a full tank of gas. My wife and I rode together on one ATV. We were on our way. No guide, just us. I recommend riding the 45 mins out to Las Canadas and doing the zip lining. You can ride the ATV's on the streets in Mexico all the way there, some areas are pretty rough (poverty, not the roads), but it was a manageable ride. $100 total for the day. Las Canadas has a 4 wheeling track you can use for free afterwards. We got back in town, hit up a fish taco stand that was the bomb, Tacos El Fenix, and then turned the ATV in and walked back to the ship. Fun day.
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I was in search of an outdoor adventure in Ensenada and I am glad I found Chavos. The young lady that helped us was very helpful and spoke English very well. I forgot her name, but she mentioned being the owner's daughter and graduating from SDSU. My group and I opted for the 4 hour Hot Springs tour. We were assigned a tour guide, Sergio. Sergio was very helpful from beginning to end. He helped us adjust our helmets and took us to eat fish tacos at the end of our excursion. The off-roading part was adventurous. It was fun driving the ATVs through hills, creeks, and best seeing the Mexicans get stuck in the sand trying to off-road with their low-riders. When we got there it was very beautiful, there was lots of trees, natural hot springs and mud pools. The female in my group was ready to jump in the hot spring naked, but I had to stop her. I told her: "Hello, you not in Baker's Beach in San Francisco, a cartel member might fall in love with you and kidnap your Asian ass." She agreed to put her clothes on, thank God. I recommend Chavos Motor Sports Rentals when you visit Ensenada. I was also told they offer zip-lining and wine tours. read more
We were in town for the day on a cruise. I had communicated with them previously about renting a 4 wheeler for the day. I found them on Facebook and they would always immediately return my Facebook messages. It was very helpful. We were told they would be at the cruise terminal that day, but their stand was empty. No biggie, we asked around and took the shuttle bus into town and where the shuttle dropped us off, we payed a lady in a booth for the Chavos rental and then they took us on a golf cart to Chavos. If I had to do it all over again, I'd just walk to Chavos. It's super close to the cruise terminal. That way I could deal directly with Chavos, and not have to deal with a third party. The price was the same though, it all worked out. They spoke English, gave us both helmets, a map and a full tank of gas. My wife and I rode together on one ATV. We were on our way. No guide, just us. I recommend riding the 45 mins out to Las Canadas and doing the zip lining. You can ride the ATV's on the streets in Mexico all the way there, some areas are pretty rough (poverty, not the roads), but it was a manageable ride. $100 total for the day. Las Canadas has a 4 wheeling track you can use for free afterwards. We got back in town, hit up a fish taco stand that was the bomb, Tacos El Fenix, and then turned the ATV in and walked back to the ship. Fun day. read more
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My point was to deliver no stars ...this was the most horrible experience ever ....service was horrible and the manager had a baby in her lap very disrespectful and dogs and animals in the business room don't take your business here ever it's not worth your time money or emotions... read more
7 years ago
Went on this with a group of 8. We were debating on booking through the cruise but the price via carnival $95. As soon as you walk out of the initial cruise port, they had a booth on the left. The very nice lady gave us a quoted rate of 35 dollars per ATV to rent for an hour on your own. We asked her if they would be able to give us a guide an a tour and they quote 45/person for atv with guide and we could either go through town or mountain. We picked mountain, honestly the tour lasted over an hour and a half so it turned out to be cheaper than just renting the ATV in my opinion. We had 2 guides between the 8 of us. When we got to the top of the mountain we stopped for pictures. It was well worth it! I nightly recommend. read more
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