BAJA FERRIES S.A. DE C.V

Baja Ferries S.A. de C.V. is a prominent ferry service provider in Mexico, primarily operating across the Gulf of California. Established to connect the Baja California Peninsula with mainland Mexico, Baja Ferries plays a crucial role in transportation and logistics in this region.

Key Aspects of Baja Ferries:

  1. Routes and Destinations:

    • Principal Routes: The company provides ferry services between key ports such as La Paz (Baja California Sur) and Topolobampo as well as Mazatlán (Sinaloa) on the mainland.
    • Additional Services: Occasionally, they may operate additional routes or provide special services depending on demand and operational considerations.
  2. Fleet:

    • Baja Ferries operates a fleet of ferries designed to transport both passengers and cargo. Their vessels are equipped to handle vehicles, making it convenient for travelers who need to transport their cars or trucks across the gulf.
  3. Services and Amenities:

    • Passenger Services: The ferries are equipped with various amenities to ensure a comfortable journey, including seating areas, cabins, dining options, and entertainment facilities.
    • Cargo Services: They provide important services for freight and logistics, supporting the movement of goods between the peninsula and the mainland.
  4. Importance in the Region:

    • Economic Impact: Baja Ferries supports local economies by facilitating trade and transportation. It serves as a critical link for businesses and tourism.
    • Tourism: The ferry service is a popular option for tourists exploring Baja California and mainland Mexico, providing a scenic and practical mode of transport.
  5. Reservations and Schedules:

    • Customers can book tickets online or through various agents. Schedules can vary seasonally, so it’s advisable to check the latest timings and availability in advance.
  6. Safety and Regulations:

    • Baja Ferries adheres to national and international safety standards, ensuring the security and well-being of both passengers and cargo. They are subject to maritime regulations and regularly maintain their fleet to ensure operational safety.

Additional Information:

  • Website and Customer Support:
    • For reservations, schedules, and more detailed information, customers can visit the official website of Baja Ferries or contact their customer support services.

With its strategic routes and essential services, Baja Ferries S.A. de C.V. remains a key player in maritime transport in the Mexican region of the Gulf of California.

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PASSENGERS

LA PAZ MEXICO

JOSE MARIA MORELOS 720 COLONIA CENTRO
LA PAZ BAJA CALIFORNIA 23000
MEXICO

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