By Graham Mackintosh During October and November last year I spent three weeks paddling a somewhat overloaded sit-on-top kayak from Bahía Gonzaga to Bahía de los Ángeles. By the time… Read more »
Paddling South from Bahía de los Ángeles
Posts Tagged: baja
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 »
El Triunfo Festival Gastronómico
Bar El Minero will host a Festival Gastronómico on Saturday, November 19, 2016 from 2pm-6pm. The festival will feature food from the region’s top restaurants including Don Sanchez, Pithayas, Nicksan, Ediths, Los… Read more »
Tijuana Innovadora
Tijuana Innovadora will take place November 3-10, 2016. The biennial event was created to highlight Tijuana’s potential and and promote closer ties with San Diego. This year’s events will focus on… Read more »
Todos Santos Open Studio Tour
The Todos Santos Open Studio Tour will take place February 11-12, 2017 from 10am-4pm each day. The Todos Santos Open Studio Tour draws hundreds of people curious to see working… 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 »
From the U.S. Consulate About Overseas Voting from Baja
U.S. Consulate Tijuana, Tijuana, Mexico Message for U.S. Citizens Final Opportunities to Return Voted Ballots 12 October 2016 Don’t wait; return your voted ballot right away! Remember U.S. embassies… Read more »
La Cava de Marcelo: The Cheese Cave of Ojos Negros
By Jennifer Kramer A drive east of Ensenada on the southern branch of Mexico 3 (heading toward San Felipe) will bring travelers to the small dusty town of Ojos Negros,… Read more »
Peninsula Picks: 5 Unique Baja Wildlife Experiences
The Baja peninsula is home to some incredible wildlife, from endemic species to unique experiences getting up-close-and-personal with animals in the wild. Here are some of our favorite wildlife experiences… Read more »