Click to start experience
Baja California offers a unique blend of vibrant culture, natural beauty and easy accessibility from the United States. Located just south of the border, this Mexican state is a haven for adventure seekers, food lovers and nature enthusiasts alike. Click to explore destinations boasting everything from stunning coastlines to bustling city vibes and serene desertscapes.
Tijuana • International Airport of Tijuana • The US/MX border • Caesar Salad at Caesar’s Restaurante • Taco & craft beer capital of Mexico
Tecate
Mexicali • La Chinesca • Sandboarding at the dunes • Wok Museum
Ensenada
Rosarito
San Felipe
San Quintín
Tijuana
TECATE
MEXICALI
ensenada
click to VISIT THE WEBSITE
bajacalifornia.travel
Mexicali
Tijuana Vibrant and culturally rich, with a youthful energy. Visit Avenida Revolución to experience the city's dynamic history. Tijuana has over 80 food trucks and gastro parks serving the world's best tacos. Additionally, the Tijuana International Airport (TIJ) is just three miles from downtown and has the MEX - USA pedestrian bridge CBX.
MAP
NEXT
PREVIOUS
ENSENADA Ensenada is a coastal town in Mexico known for its natural offerings, wine production, and gastronomy. It has two national parks and UNESCO-recognized restaurants, this region produces 70% of the country's wine. Ensenada is also a famous seaport on the Pacific and is easily accessible by car via Route 1, located 68 miles from Tijuana International Airport.
Tijuana Nestled along the U.S.-Mexico border, Tijuana is a dynamic city known for its thriving culinary and craft beer scene. Home to its own international airport, Tijuana is one of Baja’s most convenient destinations. Not only is the bustling city recognized as the taco and craft beer capital of Mexico, it’s also home to the famous Caesar’s Restaurante, birthplace of the Caesar salad.
ROSARITO Famous for its beaches and surf culture, Rosarito is a laid-back destination ideal for water sports and relaxation. Dive into the warm Pacific waters, where you can surf some of the best waves or explore the vibrant marine life around the state’s only artificial reef. Don’t miss Puerto Nuevo, where you can savor renowned lobster dishes and explore scenic hiking trails like El Cerro del Coronel.
ENSENADA Ensenada truly has something for everyone. From its UNESCO designation for gastronomy to the world-class wineries of Valle de Guadalupe and an inclusion in the 2024 Michelin Guide, it’s a paradise for foodies. Adventure types will swoon visiting natural wonders like La Bufadora, a World Surfing Reserve, and taking advantage of seasonal whale-watching opportunities, while nature lovers can explore two national parks and several other protected wilderness areas.
Mexicali Located on the banks of the Colorado River, Mexicali offers a unique blend of attractions. Dive into the city’s rich Chinese heritage at La Chinesca, Mexico’s largest Chinatown, or with a visit to the Wok Museum. For thrill-seekers, the nearby dunes provide the perfect setting for sandboarding, while the scenic Río Hardy, the state’s only navigable river, offers a tranquil escape into nature.
TECATE The only “Magic Town” located on an international border, Tecate is the gateway to Baja California’s celebrated Wine Route, home to some of the oldest wineries in the state and the birthplace of Tecate Beer. The charming town also hosts Rancho La Puerta, a destination spa named the world’s best more than 10 times, and La Rumorosa, a breathtaking area with unique rock formations and captivating landscapes.
San Quintin Located on the Pacific, San Quintín is renowned for its abundant marine resources and exceptional sport fishing. Visitors can enjoy fishing tours in rich waters, partake in berry-picking tours featuring delicious local strawberries and raspberries or explore oyster and abalone farms to learn about sustainable seafood practices and enjoy fresh tastings.
San Felipe San Felipe is known for its contrast — its tranquil beaches with low tides, warm waters and vast sand dunes. Adventure-seekers can explore Valle de Los Gigantes, home to towering cardón cacti, or enjoy seasonal fishing and whale-shark watching. Festive events like the shrimp and clam festivals attract hundreds of visitors, while thrilling banana boat rides and sombrero tours remain tourist favorites.
