Baluarte de San Pedro is located within the historic walled city of Campeche, specifically in the San Francisco neighborhood. You can typically reach it by walking if you are already exploring the historic center, or by taxi.

While direct bus routes to the bastion itself might be limited, local buses serve the general area of the walled city, from where you can walk. Taxis are a more direct option.

Walking is highly recommended to soak in the colonial architecture of the San Francisco neighborhood and the entire walled city. +1

Information regarding ticketing for Baluarte de San Pedro can be inconsistent. It's advisable to check locally or confirm if there's an admission fee, especially for any associated museum.

Opening hours can vary, and there have been reports of the Baluarte being closed. It's crucial to verify current operating times before your visit.

Some visitors have reported difficulty finding an open museum at the Baluarte. It's best to inquire locally about museum access and exhibits.

Given the potential for closures and varying hours, it's not guaranteed that you can visit at any time. Always confirm operating hours in advance.

Capture the imposing structure of the bastion itself, especially during the golden hour for dramatic lighting. The surrounding colonial streets also offer picturesque backdrops.

Generally, photography is allowed in outdoor historical sites. If there is an operational museum, specific rules might apply inside.

A versatile camera that handles both wide shots of the bastion and details of the colonial architecture will serve you well.