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Renting a car from Abraham González International Airport is an excellent option to explore the local area, with a variety of reputable providers operating inside the terminal, including Hertz, Europcar and Avis. Given that vehicles drive on the right-hand side in Mexico – contrary to the UK – we recommend hiring an automatic car if you're less confident about manual transmission.
We recommend a compact class car for budget-conscious travellers, whilst an SUV is a great choice if you're planning to take your adventure off-road in the Chihuahua desert area.
To top up your tank, there are various petrol stations just a short drive away from the airport, including Petromex, PEMEX, and Gasolinera La Raza.
Buckle up, as seat belts are compulsory. Drinking and driving is heavily penalised, and speed limits are clearly signposted. Spanish language road signs are standard but don't worry, most of them use internationally recognised symbols.
From Ciudad Juarez, you can easily get to other major destinations such as Mexico City, Monterrey, Guadalajara, and Leon. The Pan American Highway connects these major cities, offering stunning scenic drives.
Ciudad Juarez is renowned for its lively street markets, stunning architecture and tantalising cuisine. Don't miss the opportunity to visit the Kentucky Bar, where the Margarita is claimed to have been invented - a must for cocktail enthusiasts!
The official currency of Mexico is the Mexican peso. Cards are widely accepted in large shops and establishments, but it's recommended to have some cash on hand, especially for smaller outlets and street vendors.
Unlike the varied British weather, Ciudad Juarez has an arid climate. Pack sunscreen, hats, and loose clothing for summer months, and warmer clothing for winter months when temperatures can drop significantly in the evenings.