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Baja California Sur

Cabo San Lucas

A popular destination for tourists and travelers who need an urgent getaway The beaches here vary in temperament, from the serene waters of Mar de Cortez and Playa del Amor to strong waves of...

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Baja California Sur

San José del Cabo

Conserving a spanish colonial architecture of the eighteenth century and tranquility emanating from its tranquil landscape, San José del Cabo offers fun seekers a more discreet alternative.

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Baja California Sur

La Paz

Imagine finding La Paz and renew your senses, discover the adventure you ever wanted and experience the wonders of nature this wonderful city has to offer.

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Baja California

Tecate

The meaning of the word Tecate is unknown, but it is known that the name was given by their ethnic inhabitants. Some historians believe it means “cut stone” or “cut tree”.

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Baja California / Tecate

Rosarito

The name Rosarito is derived from “El Rosario”, named by the end of the eighteenth century. Before that, the area was inhabited by Indians and was called Mission St. Archangel de la Frontera

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Baja California

Ensenada

Ensenada is also known as “La Bella Cenicienta del Pacifico”, it is located in a natural bay called “Bahia de Todos Los Santos” in the state of Baja California Mexico, is located 110 kilometers (75 miles) south of the border with the United States.

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Baja California

Tijuana

It is believed that the name comes from the Indian word “ticuan” although most accepted versiont of the origin of the name comes from “Rancho de la Tia Juana”, a pioneer ranch in the area.

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Baja California

Mexicali

It is the capital of Baja California. It is a progressive city whose vocation shifted from agricultural to industrial use.

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ACTIVITIES / HOTELS / RESTAURANTS

La Fonda

A huge beachfront of 1 mile of the Pacific Ocean, where you can relax, if surfing is your thing the best season is from July to October, swell conditions are south – south west...