In 1994 Bill and Sue Evarts were leaving the remote community of Santa Marta in the Sierra de San Francisco north of San Ignacio. From a small ranch a young… Read more »
Posts By: Discover Baja
Peninsula Picks: Baja Wildlife Encounters
The Baja peninsula is home to some incredible wildlife, from endemic species to unique experiences where visitors can get up-close-and-personal with animals in the wild. Here are some of our… Read more »
Culinary Corner December 2024
Baja Makes List of Latin America’s Top 50 Restaurants Two restaurants in Valle de Guadalupe have earned places on the 2024 list of Latin America’s 50 Best Restaurants. Villa Torél… Read more »
The New National Parks of Loreto
By Dave Kelly, author of Hiking Loreto On August 16th 2023, Nopoló Park and Loreto II Park were set aside for conservation via two Presidential decrees to support sustainable development,… Read more »
December 2024 Baja Fishing Report
The Baja Peninsula has pleasant winter weather that seems to improve the farther south you go. Baja in December is warm and comfortable with low humidity; you’ll find many opportunities… Read more »
December 2024 Baja Bulletin
New Edition of “Into a Desert Place” Baja author Graham Mackintosh has re-released a new print edition of his classic Baja adventure book, “Into a Desert Place,” with 100 extra… Read more »
Cape Loop Itinerary
For those who visit the Los Cabos area but want to see and experience more of the natural beauty and adventure of Baja California, this fun road trip explores the… Read more »
Peninsula Picks: Best Baja Sur Colonial Towns
With beautiful architecture, a rich history, and plenty of Mexican charm, Baja’s colonial towns are a draw for many tourists traveling the peninsula. We bring you some of our favorites… Read more »
Culinary Corner November 2024
Todos Santos Gastrovino The 12th annual Gastrovino food and wine festival will take place in Todos Santos from Nov. 29 to Dec. 1. The popular festival is comprised of multiple… Read more »
November 2024 Baja Fishing Report
About 760 miles long, the Baja California Peninsula is surrounded by the Pacific on the West and the Sea of Cortez on the East. Each has unique characteristics. Because of less… Read more »