Los Mochis Hotels - Reviews and Rates

Nothing really special in Los Mochis on the Sea of Cortes. This is where we were catching the train to Copper Canyon. We drove around a little bit but nothing too exciting. The traditional city grid setup and a short drive outside of town is the car ferry terminal. This is where you can catch a car ferry to La Paz, Baja Califorinia. We were up a...

Ugly little town with no good food or beer - can see why people bypass it, not only for that, but also as the first few hours of the Copper Canyon railway are unexciting & time consuming & the 7am start is a killer. Not allowed to bring food or buy food from lineside touts unless eat it in the buffet car - worse than British Rail for prices and ...

Here is where you catch the train over the mountains to Chihuahua. No story about this place.

We dive onto a yellow school bus at the ferry port; the lights are off inside and in the serenity of the dark, I sit looking out at the light reflected off the ocean as I nurse my over-filled day sack. We arrive at a ticket counter which apparently doubles as a bus station, and it feels like we're in the middle of nowhere. After asking quite a f...

FINALLY! Just one night in this pretty uninspiring town...

In the dark mist of early morning, seemingly moments after we'd tumbled into bed, Rachel and I made our way to the La Paz Airport to head for the mainland. After a quick, scenic flight just past dawn, we touched down on the coast of the Mexican mainland in Los Mochis and soon hopped on a noisy bus headed to El Fuerte, a small, picturesque coloni...