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Expert Profile: Denny Beroiz

Expertise: I can provide current information on hotels, beach houses, surfing spots, golfing, transportation and restaurants in Northern Baja, Mexico. I can provide Internet links to Northern and Southern Baja lodging.

Experience in the area
Baja California questions, please. I have travelled the Baja for 38 years. I have driven the length of Baja more than once and know the cities of Rosarito Beach, Ensenada, Guerrero Negro, San Ignatio, Santa Rosalia, Mulege, Loreto and La Paz. I have not spent much time in San Felipe.

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What do you like about this subject? There is an expanding use of the Internet in Baja and many of my contacts and ability to discover new information comes from those links.

What do you still hope to achieve/learn in this field? I am always interested in learning more about the small entreprenuerial enterprises in the rural areas of Baja. They represent a wonderful business attitude that has been lost in the U.S.

Something interesting about this subject that others may not know: The country of Mexico has many states. Baja California is actually two states, Norte and Sur (north and south). Overall, Baja California is huge and diverse. It is often misunderstood and often is the victim of American ignorant exaggeration and rumor.

Something controversial or provocative about this subject The tourist trade exploitation of the cities of Ensenada and Cabo San Lucas make them undesirable destinations in my opinion. Fine to visit, but don't make them your home.

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Prestige Points: 1434
Knowledge	9.84 Best of the best
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Politeness	9.74 Best of the best
Number Of Questions (in Past 24 Hours)		0
Max Questions to be Asked (in 24 Hour period)		5
Total Questions (since joining AllExperts)		291

Recent Reviews from Users

Knowl	Clarity	Time	Politeness	Date
10	10	10	10	09/09/08
10	10	10	10	08/20/08
10	10	10	10	06/22/08
9	10	10	10	01/24/08
9	9	10	2	12/23/07

User Comments

thanks that was quick and made sense
(sara on 09/09/08)

thanks for the quick response! greatly appreciated!
(Charlyn on 08/20/08)

great info!Precise and answered super fast (as my 5 year old daughter would say)
(sylvia on 06/22/08)

Thanks for the great links. Not sure what the need for the sarcastic question was.... Sorry you know more than me, all we can do is ask questions
(Robin on 12/23/07)

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Recent Answers from Denny Beroiz

2008-10-07 transport goods: That is a long way. I would use professional movers in Mexico. They can deal with the declaration paperwork for your household goods. There are reliable transporters who are likely to be near Otay Mesa...

2008-08-18 rosarito weather in April/ Beach house rentals: For beach houses very, very close to Las Rocas, please go to www.golasgaviotas.com Rates at Las Rocas when measured by per person, per night is high. They also charge about 15% tax on top of the rate...

2008-08-08 From Tijuana to Los Cabos: Steve, You can buy a round trip ticket on the Mexican Bus lines in TJ to Cabo. It takes the bus 22-24 hours to get to one end or the other and yes you can get off and back on. Check any of my other...

2008-06-21 la paz: Cabo sucks. It is Honolulu quality reality. Ugh. If you spend the night in Ensenada, you can easily make it to Santa Rosalia and/or Mulege. Plan on gas at El Rosario at the entrance to town from...

2008-06-19 Distance from San Diego to Cabo San Lucas: Two days. Stopping at San Ignacio or Santa Rosalia would define the first leg. The second day would be a shorter day, but not by much. Figure 24 hours of driving. Then there is the return... Cabo...