Puerto Penasco (Rocky Point) Mexico Online Logo
Puerto Penasco (Rocky Point) Mexico Online
Get Mexican Car Insurance
Book your vacation
Book Resorts Book Hotels Book Homes
Choose Language
English | Spanish
Resort:
Room Type:
# Of Adults:
Children Under 12:
Check-In-Date:
Check-Out-Date:
Resort Rentals Hotel Rentals Home Rentals Real Estate Listings Weather Spring Break 2010 Archives Airport Airline Arts Banking Bars Bike Rally Birding Blogs Boating Books Border Crossing Times Business Camping Cars Car safety Cellphones CEDO Charity Computers Consulates Contact us Currency Customs Developments dining Directory Directions Doctors Economic Overview Education Employment Events faq Fishing Fractionals Furniture Gambling Geotourism Golf Government Groups Health Highway History Homeowners Homes Hotels Insurance Lodging/general info Maps Mayan Palace Medical Clinics Mortgages Nafta Nautical ladder New Developments News News links NightClubs Nude beach? Organizations Passports Photo Galleries Pinacate Biosphere Quads/ATVs Real Estate Listings Rentals Resorts restaurants Rent a car Reviews Rocky Point Bike Rally Roger Clyne & The Peacemakers R.V. Parks Science Sea of Cortez Shuttle Services Spring Break 09 Spring Break 08 Spring Break 07 Special Reports Taxi Tours & Groups Transportation Triathlons Water Activities What Is Puerto Penasco What is Puerto Peñasco What is Rocky Point Webcams Weddings What to do Site Disclaimer
Get Mexican Car Insurance

Home -> Rocky Point Currency, Puerto Penasco Currency

Rocky Point (Puerto Penasco): Currency

Facts to know about Puerto Peñasco currency, pesos and exchange

 

Current exchange rate:
1 peso = $0.096411 USD, 1 USD = 10.3722 MXN

(According to currencysource.com)

Puerto Peñasco is very friendly to the US dollar - most merchants post prices in USD, most restaurants accept cash and credit cards - so more often than not you're OK heading to Peñasco without a fistful of pesos.

You'll probably wind up with pesos as loose change, however, and if you pop into an ATM, it is most likely going to give you pesos. You'll also see 'casas de cambio' here and there, little tiendas that do currency exchange - for a fee.

Also - if you're using your credit card, be prepared that your issuing credit card company may add on a nice little 'Currency conversion' fee of about 3 to 4% on top. Check this Currency conversion costs chart out to see if your bank does, and consider just using cash when you are buying food, drinks, etc. It may save you in the long run.

Most folks who charge credit cards show the peso amount first, with a smaller peso to USD conversion rate and USD equivalent on the bottom of the receipt.


Here's a historical chart of the peso-to-USD fluctuations from finance.yahoo.com:

[News From DeFrente.puerto-penasco.com] Defrente.puerto-penasco.com is a collaboration between De Frente newspaper and www.puerto-Penasco.com to bring you news and opinions - in English - from the Sonoran newspaper De Frente. You can read more at defrente.puerto-penasco.com
  •    Authorities Making Public Push To Fight Extortion
  •    In The Opinion Of Armando Guzman, Famous Correspondent Of Telemundo In Washington
  •    United Businessmen For Puerto Penasco In Talks With Security Director
  •    A List Of The Names Of Municipal Workers And Their Duties Is Requested
  •    Johnathan Is Alive Today Because Of His Mother's Kidney

    ( Find an error on this page? Have a comment? Want something added here? Drop us an email! )



  • Start Here - Book Your Vacation
    Book Your Hotels Vacation
    Book Your Resorts Vacation
    Book Your Homes Vacation


    Las Palmas

    Las Palomas

    Tessoro