Where can a tourist for 3 months have one piece of mail sent to in Cabo reliably? Suggestions?oxxo - 8-21-2009 at 09:15 PM
DHL, but it will be relatively expensive.bajajudy - 8-22-2009 at 06:59 AM
Barry
We receive our US mail at Mail Boxes Etc. It requires that you have a box here in San Jose, but your mail is addressed to a box in San Ysidro. There
is one delivery per week. I believe that the cost is about $40/month for a private party box,
I should have a card here somewhere. Will fill in the blanks when I find it.bajajudy - 8-22-2009 at 03:13 PM
If you are staying in Cabo somewhere for the 3 months, or in one place only for a short time (about a week), you can get your mail via FedEx, DHL, or
UPS, delivered directly to your address.
When I was in Cabo (Vagabundo's RV Resort), FedEx brought it right to the front desk. It usually took about 4 days from Washington State to Cabo.Cardon Man - 8-22-2009 at 03:46 PM
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Originally posted by turtleandtoad
When I was in Cabo (Vagabundo's RV Resort), FedEx brought it right to the front desk. It usually took about 4 days from Washington State to Cabo.
How much did they charge? Last time I used DHL via Mail Boxes in San Jose it was kinda spendy. And that was only for a large envelope of papers. Don't
get me wrong, it was worth it considering the importance of the papers. But for regular mail it might get expensive.turtleandtoad - 8-22-2009 at 06:16 PM
Don't remember the exact cost, but it was the standard rate for 2nd day Delivery to Mexico. It was 2 weeks worth of mail that I had my mail service
forward to me.
FedEx told me upfront that you could add 1 day for customs clearance and 1 day because of the flight schedules into Cabo.Baja&Back - 8-24-2009 at 05:09 PM
Hey, thanks you guys! OLIGUACOMOLE - 8-24-2009 at 08:14 PM
The fastest a regular letter made it to Mulege with regular mail for me has been 18 days received in Mulege post office from San Diego. Longest has
been 26 days.
