Naco Border Crossing Into Mexico and Back

Take a drive into Mexico and back at the Naco Border crossing. It's a very small town on both sides of the border and is a very low-traffic, easy place to enter Mexico. The border was under construction but it appeared to have plenty of space for RV's. See the full instructions and report here - https://crossbordercoverage.com/naco-... Mexican Insurance Quotes - https://crossbordercoverage.com/mexic... FMM and Temporary Import Permit - I've heard reports about doing this at the border but I didn't see an Aduana or Bajercito office. You can drive to Cananea to complete all paperwork after crossing over here. It's roughly 30-40 minutes from Naco. I was searched when crossing into Mexico. The search was professional and they were careful to replace all of my camping gear and possessions. I was also placed in secondary and searched when returning to the USA. US Customs officers were not careful with my gear and they tossed it around (including my Starlink satellite). I left the camera running and they also talked about my vehicle being a potential decoy or distraction which obviously isn't true. Otherwise, it was a typical inspection on the US side. Between each crossing, I do a quick lap through town and spend some time in the local square. It was a quiet Sunday and most businesses were closed for the morning. Walking across to explore town and get some food or visit a dentist/pharmacy would be very easy.