FMM Tourist Permits for January Often FMM tourist permits change at the beginning of the calendar year—either the form or the price. If you are crossing the border before January… Read more »
December 2016 Baja Bulletin
Posts By: Discover Baja
Peninsula Picks: 5 Top Baja Gifts
If you need help narrowing down the best gifts for the Baja lover in your life, here are our top picks for the items we’re hoping to see under the tree… Read more »
The Top 10 Things to Do in Baja This Winter
By Jennifer Kramer While Baja has plenty to offer visitors year-round, winter is the season when most of the peninsula really comes to life. From craft beer and art gallery… Read more »
December Baja Fishing Report
Even in early December, bluefin tuna and white seabass are stealing all the thunder in Southern California as anyone who ventures far enough offshore to the Tanner Bank will attest…. Read more »
La Cocina Que Canta: Brunch-Wine-Bazar
By Jennifer Kramer It’s hard to mention the town of Tecate, Baja California without the name Rancho La Puerta coming up. For 75 years, the ranch has had a stronghold… Read more »
Three-Day Getaway: San Felipe
By Jennifer Kramer Located just 2.5 hours south of the border, San Felipe is a small fishing village on the Sea of Cortez that has grown into a popular spot… Read more »
November 2016 Baja Bulletin
Baja 1000: Nov. 16-20 The Baja 1000 will be November 16-20. The course will be a loop race this year, beginning and ending in Ensenada. If you are planning on… Read more »
Historic Landmark, “La Ramona” Smokestack, to be Restored in El Triunfo
After nearly a century of disrepair the looming 47-meters tall La Ramona smelter smokestack in the quaint old mining town of El Triunfo, BCS will receive a makeover. Nestled in… Read more »
November Baja Fishing Report
After being ignored throughout the summer because of the extraordinary tuna fishing enjoyed throughout Southern California, the Coronado Islands has finally begun to spring to life. A few more… Read more »
Rancho Mil
Southeast of Mexicali winds the Río Hardy, a 26-kilometer river that brings life to the desert and mountain landscape of this Baja region that many travelers are uninitiated with. This… Read more »