We will be driving from Guatemala thru Mexico to Austin, TX . Anybody have any experience with this? Any words of advice Traveling in mid-June with our cocker spaniel.
Asked by momsterbun 57 months ago Similar questions: driving Guatemala Mexico Austin TX experience words advice Local > United States > Austin - TX.
Similar questions: driving Guatemala Mexico Austin TX experience words advice.
It very much can be done, you just need to be prepared! My wife and I always used to drive on our vacations. We didn't really like flying, and driving is such a nice way to see scenery.
We drove through Mexico a couple of times, and it vary much is do-able; you just have to be prepared. First, you need to know how to ration out your gasoline. It get really hot in Mexico, so you may need to turn your AC off incase you start running low on gas.
And because you have a dog with you (we took our dog with us twice, he's a black lab) you should have lots and lots of water at all times, and a fan. If you can, bring a couple of cold packs (the kind you freeze and they last for a few hours) in a cooler with ice (pop the water in there too). Why?
We had our ac break down a few times, and if you bring a personal fan and start it up, then place the cold pack in front of it, it cools you down very quickly, for very convenient relief! (Battery operated fans here: batterysavers.com/index.html) Also in case you need to shut off your ac (like I said before) fans come in handy! For your dog, have lots and LOTS of water.
Dogs get hot very quickly, especially the furrier ones (lots your Cocker Spaniel) I would bring some packs of wet food as well as dry food. For our dog we bought 6 packs of wet food. Three went in the cooler (gave him lots of relief on hot drives) and three didn't.
But also bring lots of dry food (the last thing you need is a dog with stomach problems! ) Don't forget your camera and lots of film/memory cards. Driving through south and Central American can be so much fun, but be prepared!
Good luck and all the best! Sources: opinion .
1 Thanks for the extensive info! There's nothing like the voice of experience. Any advice on what route to follow, hotels, etc.That accept pets?
We're actually moving from Guatemala, going to visit family in the States so will buzz thru the eastern side of Mexico in a few days. But looking forward to seeing what sights we can along the way. Newbie1012872, regarding your answer "It very much can be done, you just need to be prepared!
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Thanks for the extensive info! There's nothing like the voice of experience. Any advice on what route to follow, hotels, etc.That accept pets?
We're actually moving from Guatemala, going to visit family in the States so will buzz thru the eastern side of Mexico in a few days. But looking forward to seeing what sights we can along the way. Newbie1012872, regarding your answer "It very much can be done, you just need to be prepared!
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