Ensenada, Mexico

Boat Delivery Service to Ensenada

Allow our boat delivery experts to provide you with excellent sailing and cruising experiences in beautiful Ensenada. Known as the “Cinderella of the Pacific,” Ensenada is located 70 miles south of the international border, a 90-minute drive from San Diego. Its warm Mediterranean climate, friendly atmosphere and accessibility by land, air, and sea have made Ensenada a favorite tourist destination for many years. It is also Mexico’s second most-visited port-of-call for major cruise lines and pleasure boats.

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Ensenada’s romantic past, dynamic present and promising future provides wide appeal for cultural visitors, vacationing families, and business travelers. When you choose boat delivery service to this beautiful area, you have access to a variety of full-service marinas and yacht repair facilities. You are advised to reserve a marina space as far in advance as possible when using our boat delivery service, because these popular docking spaces fill up quickly. Keep in mind that loading and discharging yachts need to obtain valid Mexican entry papers when arriving from or departing to the United States. This is normally done by the marinas for their clients.

DYT Yacht Transport is proud to offer superior boat delivery service to Ensenada and many other locations across the seven seas.

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General Information Mexico

Area: 1,953,162 sq km (754,120 sq miles).
Population: 100,349,766 (2000).
Population density: 51.4 per sq km.
Capital: Mexico City.
Population capital: 8,591,309 (official estimate 2000).
Language: Spanish is the official language. English is widely spoken.
Religion: Ninety per cent Roman Catholic.
Time: Mexico spans three different time zones:
South, Central and Eastern Mexico: GMT – 6 (Central Standard Time). (GMT – 5 from first Sunday in April to Saturday before last Sunday in October.)
Nayarit, Sonora, Sinaloa and Baja California Sur: GMT – 7 (Mountain Time). (GMT – 6 from first Sunday in April to Saturday before last Sunday in October.)
Baja California Norte (Pacific Time): GMT – 8 (GMT – 7 from first Sunday in April to Saturday before last Sunday in October).
Electricity: 110 volts AC, 60Hz. US two-pin (flat) plugs are usual.
Currency: New Peso (peso) = 100 centavos.
Country Code: + 52 ~
IDD Access Code: 98 ~

Weather

The climate in Mexico varies according to altitude. Coastal areas and lowlands are hot and steamy with high humidity, while the central plateau is temperate even in winter. The climate of the inland highlands is mostly mild, but sharp changes in temperature occur between day and night. The cold lands lie above 2000 m (6600 ft). Rainfall varies greatly from region to region. Only the Sierra Madre Oriental, the Isthmus of Tehuantepec and the state of Chiapas in the far south receive any appreciable amount of rain during the year, with the wet season running between June and September. All other areas have rainless seasons, while the northern and central areas of the central plateau are dry and arid. There is some snow in the north in winter. The dry season runs from October to May.

The best time to visit Mexico is mid September-mid May, though some parts still have a fair amount of rain in October and November. It rains most during the summer.
Mexico City is chilly in the early morning and at night during the winter. Be prepared for higher humidity in coastal areas and at the inland archaeological sites in the Yucatan peninsula. Summer temperatures there can hover at the 100 F/38 C range with near 100% humidity. The average coastal day temperatures year-round are in the 70s-80s F/23-32 C, with nights in the 60s-70s F/15-27 C.

Ensenada’s climate is similar to that of southern California: mild and dry. Average daytime temperatures range from around 65 F/18 C in winter to 78 F/25 C in summer. Winter nights sometimes dip into the 40s F/5-15 C. Although rainfall is less than 10 inches per year, those rainstorms that find their way to the area will generally do so between December and March.

Marinas

ENSENADA CRUISEPORT MARINA
Dockmaster – Gerry Wiseman
Tel.: + 52 646 173 4141
Fax: + 52 646 173 4151
E-mail: wiseman.gerald@ecpvmarina.com
Internet: www.ecpvmarina.com

BAJA NAVAL
Avenida de la Marina s/n
Ensenada, Baja California 22800
Mexico
Tel.: + 52 646 174 0020
Fax: + 52 646 174 0028
E-mail: marina@bajanaval.com

HOTEL CORAL & MARINA
Carretra Tijuana-Ensenada KM 103 3421
Ensenada, Baja California Norte 22860
Mexico
Tel.: + 52 64 675 0050
Fax: + 52 64 675 0058
E-mail: marina@hotelcoral.com

SHELTER ISLAND MARINA
Marina Manager: Deborah Mason
2071 Shelter Island Drive
San Diego, California 92106
USA
Tel.: + 1 619 223 0301
Fax: + 1 619 223 2113
E-mail: simarina@islandpalms.com
Internet: www.islandpalms.com

MARINA KONA KAI
Shelter Pointe Resort and Marina
1551 Shelter Island Drive
San Diego, California 92106
USA
Tel.: + 1 619 224 7547
Fax: + 1 619 222 0233
E-mail: marina@shelterpointe.com

Airport

The two nearest airports to Ensenada are Tijuana and San Diego in USA.
You can drive across the border S. of San Diego, Taking I 5 South. You must buy Mexican insurance for the days required. The major rental companies allow you to take their cars into Mexico
Alternatively there is a trolley service from San Diego to the border where taxis can be hired. There is also regular bus service between Tijuana and Ensenada.

Basic contact information for airports to get in Ensenada:

USA
Country Code: + 1 ~
IDD Access Code: 011 ~
Time Zone: GMT – 5/10

SAN DIEGO INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT (SAN)
San Diego Airport, CA, United States, PO Box 120488, San Diego CA 92112-0488
Tel.: (Airport Operations) + 1 (619) 686-8050
Fax: (Airport Operations) + 1 (619) 686-8142
E-mail: airops@portofsandiego.org
Internet: www.san.org

Additional Information

INBOUND CHECKLIST:

DYT Contact:
DYT USA
1535 SE 17th Street, Suite 200
Fort Lauderdale, FL 33316 USA
Tel: +1 954-525-8707
Fax: +1 954-525-8711
dyt.usa@yacht-transport.com

Meeting Point:
Port of Ensenada – Main gate, DYT shuttle from main gate to the carrier.

Customs Agent:
Daniel Salazar
Pimeva
Blvd Teniente Zzueta No 130 Int
16, Edificio del Puerto, Zona Centro
Zona Centro, Ensenada BC 22800
Tel: +52 646 174 0491
Fax:+52 646 178 8932
Cell:+52 1 646 947 6849
dyt.ensenada@pimeva.com

IMPORTANT:
Make sure you contact our customs agent for proper protocol on customs guidelines, required paperwork and port access. Please be advised that independent customs fees may apply.

ATTENTION RIDERS:
US Ports – Final destination or in transit: Non-US or non-Canadian riders must have a US Visa BI-II. NO OTHER VISAS ARE ACCEPTED.

OUTBOUND CHECKLIST:

DYT Contact:
DYT USA
1535 SE 17th Street, Suite 200
Fort Lauderdale, FL 33316 USA
Tel: +1 954-525-8707
Fax: +1 954-525-8711
dyt.usa@yacht-transport.com

Meeting Point:
Port of Ensenada – Main gate, DYT shuttle from main gate to the carrier.

IMPORTANT:
Make sure you contact our customs agent for proper protocol on customs guidelines, required paperwork and port access. Please be advised that independent customs fees may apply.

Loading Onboard DYT Carrier:
Notify our Loading Master upon your arrival on Channel 17 and wait for instructions.

Once loaded, check in with DYT Rep and bring:

Original yacht registry
Keys of the yacht clearly marked
If approved, bring riders with prospective passports

ATTENTION RIDERS:
US Ports – Final destination or in transit: Non-US or non-Canadian riders must have a US Visa BI-II.
NO OTHER VISAS ARE ACCEPTED.