Whether you’re an ocean lover or a history buff, San Ignacio is the hidden gem destination you’ve been looking for. With world-class whale-watching opportunities, ancient cave paintings, and a vast array of landscapes to admire, this town deserves way more attention than it gets. If you’re not afraid of heading off into the remote areas … Read more
If you’ve never heard of Punta Baja, you’re not alone. This remote fishing village is practically off the map when it comes to Baja tourism, but those who are lucky enough to visit are in store for a vacation they’ll never forget. With camping right at the oceanside, this is also an expat paradise and … Read more
Looking for a trendy Baja vacation that won’t break the bank? Pescadero is packed full of artsy shops, top restaurants, and good vibes, not to mention serene beach landscapes and wildlife encounters. If you love Tulum, you’re going to adore Pescadero. Ready to uncover this underrated seaside town? This travel guide full of restaurants, attractions, … Read more
Regardless of your travel style, Mulege should be the next Baja destination on your calendar. Not only does it make the perfect road trip stop, but it also has a vibrant culinary scene, diverse wildlife, and striking historical architecture. This town is just starting to get the hype it deserves, so you’re going to want … Read more
If you’re an animal lover, Guerrero Nego needs to be on your radar. With a whale-watching scene that has dominated the local tourism industry, plus diverse habitats like wetlands and sky-high sand dunes, there are plenty of ways to get close to nature. If you’re ready to plan the ecotourism excursion of your dreams, this … Read more
Looking for a quieter city to add to your Baja road trip itinerary that offers the perfect blend of beach and desert? Give El Rosario a try. With attractions like ancient petroglyphs and a famous Baja 1000 checkpoint restaurant, this mixed-bag destination is sure to be a people pleaser. Now that you’ve settled on a … Read more
If an escape to the desert has ever called your name, allow me to introduce you to your next destination: Catavina. With an expanse of rugged terrain, exceptional stargazing, and an opportunity to disconnect from technology, this is exactly the remote reset you’ve been craving. Don’t let the secluded nature of this destination dissuade you- … Read more
If you’re planning a road trip through Baja in the near future, you don’t want to miss this overten overlooked stop. Located about halfway down the peninsula, this location is teeming with good restaurants and nightlife, plus a good selection of ocean and desert activities within driving distance. Well, the cat’s out of the bag! … Read more
If you’ve been looking for a Baja destination that’s sure to get your adrenaline pumping but also exudes a chilled-out vibe, Ejido Eréndira is the spot for you. From a challenging mountain biking scene to arduous day hikes, there’s certainly no shortage of ways to push yourself to the limits. After you’ve accomplished your feats, … Read more
Looking for an opportunity to disconnect from the pressures of our digital world? Bahia San Luis Gonzaga is one of Baja’s lesser-known paradises, and it’s basically off-the-grid. You won’t find much glitz or glamour around here, but for the adventurous spirit with a desire to play in the water all day long, this destination has … Read more
Nestled along the Sea of Cortez, Loreto is a relatively new tourist destination in Baja, California. If you wish to escape the crowds of popular Mexican vacation spots like Cancun and Cabo San Lucas, a visit to this picturesque coastal town just might be what you need. Here, in Loreto, life is slow-paced and unhurried, … Read more
Searching for a cool destination for a laid-back summer vacation in Mexico? Welcome to Loreto, a beautiful seaside town located on the west coast of Mexico in the state of Baja, California. Well-known for its colorful cobblestone streets dotted with colonial buildings, picturesque beaches with crystal-clear waters, and the world-famous Loreto Bay National Marine Park, … Read more
If you’ve ever wanted to be a marine biologist, or the ocean holds a special place in your heart, then Cabo Pulmo NEEDS to be the next destination on your list. With one of the most diverse and plentiful marine life populations in the world, this little seaside village has way more going for it … Read more
A marine reserve on the sparkling Sea of Cortez, Bahia de los Angeles might be Baja’s most underrated destination. Due to its remote location, it manages to escape the majority of the state’s tourist crowds, but its secluded nature makes its shores all the more appealing. With an impressive marine life display (that’s even won … Read more
Have you heard of this road trip stop on the Gulf of California? If not, I don’t blame you. Despite having a landscape that’s almost too good to be true, Bahía Concepción is a destination that only seems to pop up in Baja guides from experienced travelers who are “in the know.” With little cell … Read more
A small but mighty fishing community around a third of the way down the Baja Peninsula, San Quintin is a destination with epic landscapes and a rich cultural heritage; not to mention a ton of things to do. With mountains, volcanoes, deserts, wetlands, and oceans teeming with life, any amateur naturalist would be thrilled to … Read more
At the foot of Mount Cuchuma, Tecate is the only Pueblo Magico in the state of Baja California. These designated magical towns were established in an effort to highlight the unique culture and sacred traditions of the local Mexican populations, and in the case of Tecate, the Kumiai people. In addition to cultural attractions like … Read more
Wish to admire the beauty of a white-walled cathedral, take your kids to a fabulous interactive museum with exhibits on science and art, or enjoy water activities like kayaking and waterskiing on the Hardy River? A charming Mexican city known for its desert landscapes, fabulous Chinese cuisine, and a wide range of cultural attractions, Mexicali … Read more
With a rambunctious nightlife scene, beaches that have made Hollywood cameos, and a mountain backdrop, Rosarito is a big hit among the adventurous 20-somethings. Especially well-loved by college-aged spring breakers, a trip to Rosarito can feel like one big party. Just 40 minutes south of the Mexico-US border, this city boasts the perfect blend of … Read more
Passing through Tijuana on your trip through the Baja Peninsula? Whether this border city is your starting point, a brief landing along the way, or your final destination, there are so many fun things to do in Tijuana that it’s certainly worth the effort; even if you’re short on time. From oceanfront boardwalks to restaurants … Read more