Travel Information

Puerto Peñasco, also known as Rocky Point, is nestled in the northwestern corner of the Mexican state of Sonora on Mexican highway #8 just 1 hour  (about 65 miles)  from the Lukeville, AZ/ Plutarco Elias Calles (Sonoyta) border crossing. It is important to note the Lukeville/Sonoyta border entry is open currently from 6 a.m. – 8 p.m. Some extended Friday hours are announced only for major U.S. holidays. Be sure to confirm with Casago’s reservation stewards for more information.

Rocky Point is frequently called “Arizona’s beach” given its proximity to its northern neighbor. Driving time from either Phoenix or Tucson is approximately 3½ hours. Whether you take I-10 from the Phoenix metropolitan area or AZ highway 86 from Tucson, you will meet up with AZ highway 85 south to the border crossing in Lukeville.

From California, you may choose to take I-10 to Gila Bend, AZ and then AZ Highway 85 for travel on highways in the U.S. Another option in Mexico is MX Highway #2 from San Luis Rio Colorado to Sonoyta, or, depending on condition, the “Coastal Highway” from San Luis Rio Colorado to Puerto Peñasco. This includes a short toll-road. Please note: The Coastal Highway may present drifting sand and other road damage due to erosion (including severe pot holes).

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