There’s plenty to do in Mexicali these days, with a veritable craft beer scene, the unique Mexican Chinese cuisine, and tours exploring the underground basements of La Chinesca—the largest Chinatown… Read more »
Mexicali’s Hotel Lucerna
Posts Tagged: baja
April 2018 Baja Bulletin
La Ruta del Arte Rosarito A new project for Rosarito called La Ruta del Arte Rosarito (Rosarito Art Route) will highlight the vibrant art scene of the northern Baja town. The… Read more »
April 2018 Baja Fishing Report
Once again, it’s April… traditionally a transition month for all of Baja. This is confirmed by today’s weather report which promised more WARM—not cold—wind. So, expect more “rocks in… Read more »
2018 Entijuanarte
Entijuanarte will take place Oct. 5-7, 2018 at CECUT in Tijuana. This is the largest independent art festival in Northwest Mexico and features art, music, theater, dance, cinema, and literature…. Read more »
Where to Eat in Tecate Now
Tiny Pueblo Mágico’s dining scene moves beyond provincial By: W. Scott Koenig In 2012, Mexico’s tourism board designated Tecate as Baja California’s only Pueblo Mágico due to its Spanish Colonial charm… Read more »
Peninsula Picks: 5 Restaurants with Views
While Baja California is home to some incredible food, there’s nothing like enjoying a delicious meal with a side of sweeping views. Here are a few of our favorite spots… Read more »
March 2018 Baja Bulletin
FMM Tourist Permits – Entry Stamps and Return A reminder that when you have purchased a prepaid FMM tourist permit through Discover Baja, you still need to stop at… Read more »
Your Next Baja Adventure Vehicle
Two wheels, four wheels, eight wheels, more? What is your ideal Baja adventure vehicle? So many travelers drop by our place near Mulegé on their way down the peninsula that… Read more »
Searching for Steinbeck’s Sea of Cortez
This spring, seventy-eight years ago, author John Steinbeck and his biologist friend Ed Ricketts explored the Baja coastline and its fertile tidepools, a stubbornly quirky project that he expected to… Read more »
Puerto Escondido, Tabor Canyon, and the Tripui Hills
By Dave Kelly, co-author of “Hiking Loreto” Located about 10 miles south of Loreto is the picturesque Puerto Escondido. The port is under new management and is currently going through… Read more »