Located in northern Mexico, Baja offers unique experiences worthwhile living; our location, identity, gastronomic fusions and amazing views that range from deserts, to valleys; the vibrant and creative Tijuana and the wine paradise at Valle de Guadalupe, Ensenada.

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Today 32% of Baja’s visitors are motivated by the food. 80% of craft beer in Mexico is produced here, winning “Best Craft Beer” and “Best Beer” 5 years in a row. We also have a thriving and urban gastronomic scene, the most important in the country with over 100 food trucks and 24 gastroparks, and to top it off, Baja produces 90% of the wine in Mexico.

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Tijuana has been recommended by the New York Times as the eighth best site to visit in 2017. Here you can traverse its streets and immerse yourself in its multifaceted and vibrant culture. It has its own charm and it is a melting pot of the regional diversities of Mexico and other cultures beyond its borders because it has been favored by its proximity to the United States.

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World famous World known Gentleman's Club is the Disneyland for adults. If you are single, divorced. You may not want to ever leave. 

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Rosarito is a bustling coastal town not too far from Tijuana. People there bask in the sun, ride horses in the sand, bike in surrounding nature. Miles of epic beaches, affordable hotels, live performances from world known artists, daily pool parties, unforgettable nightlife concerts and a lot more to do in this fantastic place.

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Located at the tip of Mexico’s Baja California Sur, Los Cabos has long been a popular beach getaway, with most visitors flocking to either Cabo San Lucas—the southernmost destination known for its high-energy party vibe and beautiful beaches—or the more laid-back San José del Cabo, whose charming historic center is about 30 minutes north. But thanks to a spate of new high-end hotels—many located along the coastal corridor that runs between the two popular cities—and a crop of elegant farm-to-table restaurants, Los Cabos is shrugging off its spring-break image.

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Every great destination has great people; Baja Californians are warm and welcoming, always open to share about the culture, food, traditions and the natural richness of the land. Baja California awaits you arrival.