You have attempted to contact me? How?? Lies just like your response to my review. Maybe understand that your staff is rude and fix the problem. read more

My girlfriend and I recently rode Baja with Bruno and a large group on buggies and on bikes. We had a thoroughly enjoyable experience. From the meetup in Ensenada (we were already there) to the drop off in San Diego 5 days later, the trip and adventure were top notch and a great experience. First off, a word about Bruno. He is truly a guy who is enthusiastic about what he does, and super concerned about your experience. He loves the Baja experience and it comes across in the way he speaks about everything involved with it. He has a big infectious smile and an enthusiasm that is contagious. He listens to questions, he seeks to know about your concerns and he makes sure you are comfortable with what you need to know. He loves motor sports and vehicles of all types and he loves to talk at length about what you are interested in. He likes to hear about your life and interests. He made me and my girlfriend feel like even though we were relative novices, we were interesting to him and we mattered. The crew that worked with Bruno were also beyond great. From an hour before we arrived at breakfast every day, you could hear the engines of the bikes and buggies being warmed up and checked by Javier, Ernesto, Tyler, Ricardo and the guys. They never stopped working to make sure the equipment was ready to go and that we had everything we needed. I can honestly say that the attention to the guests and to the equipment was way beyond what I expected. Whether it was a need for coffee or an adjustment to the headsets, we never were left wanting. These guys were on their game all the time. Every time we stopped on our rides, the guys were on top of any needs anyone had or any vehicle had. Perfection as a group! We did around 500 miles with only a few minor mishaps or problems. One rider took a header over the handlebars due to deep sand, and a few bit the dust with only damaged pride as a result. Blisters and fatigue were the main challenges. As to we buggy drivers, the cars worked flawlessly and were a blast to drive. From 70 mph on dry lake beds to navigating high elevation switchbacks, clearly designed and engineered by billy goats, and to every type of cactus covered, sandy desert terrain imaginable, the cars were great and had no issues. One thing about all of this to know, at least from my perspective is: Bruno treats the guests like adults. In the United States, it seems like people always mess up a good thing. They wreck cars, they shoot themselves, they fall off high trails, etc. The thing is, they do stupid stuff that it takes restraint and care to avoid. I've done my share and continue to do so, but that is on ME! We don't need rubber bumpers around trails, governors on cars and bikes and long lectures about driving behavior and restraint. Bruno gives enough safety info to educate the riders/drivers about hazards and liability and then assumes we are adults and we want to live and also we don't want to buy him a new buggy. I hate when people ruin good stuff for others by doing stupid things. In the States, we would not be able to haul butt over crazy terrain and do stuff on the edge of sanity just to have fun. (ok, you can, but it is tougher to do.) People would hurt themselves and then sue someone because they messed themselves up. Go Baja Riding assumes you are an adult human and want to live and proper and therefore won't kill yourself or wreck the equipment. Accidents happen, but it isn't the fault of anyone but the individual. The ability to take this trip, get into these high powered cars with crazy suspension and 5 point harnesses and haul ass across the desert is a gift that may not be with us forever. I may have scared myself and my girlfriend (Sorry Baby) several times, but that makes it all that more memorable. I don't need a baby sitter like some lame cruise ship tour, I want to push it a bit and risk my wallet and my health to what I consider a sane level. With Go Baja Riding, we get to do this. Bruno recently injured himself a bit, and thus, wasn't able to ride bikes so he lead us in the buggies. He takes the lead and goes fast enough and has us give enough space so you can go as fast as you can without sucking up too much dust or having to slow down for his car ahead. He leads the trip properly and alerts the group behind of hazards and challenges ahead. Washouts, dogs, oncoming traffic, Baja 100 pre-runners, whatever he saw, he alerted us to. The driving portion of the trip( like the rest) was superb. I had no issues with it at all. We raced up sand dunes, buzzed along the Sea of Cortez and the Pacific Ocean and across every type of desert rock and sand base you could think of. The views and vistas were unbelievable and are worth the cost themselves. Now to the other things that matter on a trip like this to me....... Meals and accommodations and peripheral stuff. To be continued.... read more

Bruno is an amazing guide and takes great care of you! His equipment is top notch and it shows probe in ownership.

could not have asked for a better experience, Bruno is the guy you want out there with you ,for many reasons ! can't go wrong with this bruno & his team ! I can go on& on . not sure if I'm posting 2 time I didn't see my 1st yelp response on this site read more

to Florida before he charged us. I have spent well over 40 hours dealing with a cross country dispute trying to get my money back to no avail. 4. Bruno is not there for your experience. He is gone most of the time riding for himself without any care of your safety. He is supposed to be the "Leader" and is gone 70% of the time. There were no communication headsets for the motorcycles and two of our side by sides. He could have killed somebody. It was EXTREMELY DANGEROUS and CARELESS. Find a better company to deal with. It is not worth your life and people die out there all the time. Especially, when there is poor leadership. read more

WARNING to future Go Baja Tour Riders. Just to clarify this review in no way reflects poorly on the support team. Ernesto, Ricardo & Tyler were nothing short of amazing. My warnings below are a direct result of our dealings with the owner Bruce. Even with all of this we still had an amazing time but these are definitely things to know PRIOR to going into the middle of the desert! 1. We wasted the first day! We were told we HAD to fly into San Diego to have a meeting to discuss the trip go over rules etc... when we met we got right on the bus and headed for the border. We didn't have a meeting until we were in Ensenada which could have easily been held the next day. We were held up at the boarder for over an hour due to Go Baja Tours not having proper documentation and were told that if anyone asks to tell them "we are just friends and not with a group tour" fortunately we were not asked. 2. It wasn't until we were in Mexico on the day we were heading out that we were given a breakdown of costs should any equipment get damaged. We had multiple emails and forms to sign prior to the trip but this was not included nor were there copies made for us to keep. 3. We were NOT instructed on what speed we should or should not be going. It wasn't until AFTER one of our buggies flipped over that we were told we were going "way to fast". When in reality we were just trying to keep up with our leader Bruce. 4. We were very clear prior to the trip that four of us are vegetarians and we were insured that there would always be a vegetarian protein option. The lunches consisted of ham and cheese sandwich's the vegetarians had to eat bread cheese lettuce tomato every day. The restaurants were not given advance notice of this which resulted in them having to be creative at the last minute. 5. We were told that our entire group would have walkie talkie communication on the ride. Not only did our two dirt bike rides not have radios but several of the buggies went entire days without communication. This poses a serious risk for many reasons... A. You can't notify other drivers that are hauling ass behind you that you fell off your Bike and are laying in the road on a downhill turn with a 100' + cliff on the side. B. You can't notify other drivers of oncoming cars, trucks, bikes, buggies C. You can't call for help if you get lost from the group. (Yes all of these happened) 6. We received charges on our credit cards for damages which were more wear & tear items to our vehicles without reviewing the damage and the end of the trip. We were also charged for the labor to fix these wear and tear items which were repaired on the road trip during time we had already paid for. read more

I just returned from a three day tour with Javier, Ricardo and Ernesto. This was one of the best vacations I have had. I cannot say enough good about the guys. These guys are amazing and go out of their way to make your trip special and keep you safe. After reading some of the criticism from others I would like to make a couple of points. Its a dangerous sport. You can't drive beyond what you can see and stop for without someone getting hurt. At every stop we were warned of upcoming dangers and potential traffic we might face. As we brought some of our own equipment we had our communication network separate from some of the other drivers but never had problems working around the problem with hand signals and other methods. At no time did I feel it was unsafe or beyond the group and we had several "newbies" The end result was 3 days, 440 miles. Not a single flat or other mechanical problems. Great meals, better company and constant fun. Regrets? Yea! Should have booked the 7 day tour! But theres next year... read more

Bruno and his team are amazing!!! What an epic trip and an incredible experience. It is clearly a labor of love for these guys as from the moment they picked us up, to the moment they dropped us off, they had smiles from ear to ear and wanted to make sure everyone was happy. Bruno runs an incredibly professional operation and all the machines are in tip top shape if not brand new! The crew was constantly checking in on how we were, if we needed anything and regularly checking our bikes and rigs, from checking air, oil and gas, to making sure our goggles were wiped down. There was care and thought taken on each place we stayed as well as amazing local restaurants with awesome food. Bruno knows everyone and everyone knows Bruno. There wasn't a place we went where folks weren't coming up and giving him a hug. This was my first trip with the team but DEFINITELY not my last. Our crew was Bruno, Ricardo, Ernesto, Javier, Tyler and Randy. Thanks so much for an EPIC trip and helping me check off a bucket list item!! read more

Just rode with Bruno for the 5th time and had another great ride. It's a great way to see baja and ride great trails. I have been on other tours and appreciate the way they do it https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s9CZ85SKKzY read more

I rode with Bruno and company on a five day tour in November. I had the best time ever. Riding in the desert, and Baja specifically, was a dream of mine and it did not disappoint. As a bike owner and rider my only concern going in was that it would end up being like horse riding on a dude ranch. Basically I was able to push myself as far as my comfort and capabilities would allow. I had a bed and a shower every night and I did not starve. Evening meals were all epic. Breakfast and lunch got the job done. I would totally do it again read more

FANTASTIC TRIP!!! ONe of the best tours i have ever been on Bruno is a great tour guide and rider. Very very knowledgable of bikes and a very experienced rider! Hands down best ride i've ever been on! I highly recomend this tour for experienced and non-experienced riders! read more

I work as a photographer, and I have been on the 4 day tour of Baja. I enjoyed my trip in Baja. We visited some beautiful locations, starting out in Ensenada, and ending up in San Quintin. On our way back up we stopped off to have breakfast at this amazing place which is also a Dog rescue sanctuary called Baja Animal Outreach. It is right next to the pacific ocean. That was one of the best breakfast's I've had in my life. Rick Howe is a wonderful man, doing a great thing for those poor animals out in Baja. We also happened to be there during Mardi Gras, and got to catch the parade in downtown Ensenada right before we left. Overall I had an amazing time on my trip to Baja, and I can't wait to go back! read more

I have been traveling all over the Baja for essentially all of my 40 years and recently a group of my friends decided we wanted to plan an epic adventure. After a few weeks of researching I finally decided to place my trust in Bruce "Bruno" Anderson to guide our group. From the beginning I was impressed by the advice and communication I received, eventually changing our original route based on Bruce's recommendations. 7 of us ended up traveling just over 860 miles in 4 days from Ensenada to San Felipe, to Bahia Los Angeles, to San Ignacio and finally ending up in Loreto via Scorpion Bay. This was the most incredible trip of my life and i cant give enough credit to Bruce and his stellar crew. We managed to have the perfect mix of wild fun, great adventure and unparalleled safety. All of the guys on my trip were amazed and look forward to doing it again! Thank you Bruce, Ricardo and crew. You guys are the BEST. Ryan Beckley, President TerraFirma Foundation Systems Inc. read more

I've been on a hand full of tours in Baja with these guys, first class crew and lots of seat time on the best roads and trails in Baja. Every trip is a new and exciting experience that lasts with memories for years. Perfect for a group ride, bachelor party or buck list event. read more