Whether you’re an ocean lover or a history buff, San Ignacio is the hidden gem destination you’ve been looking for. With world-class whale-watching opportunities, ancient cave paintings, and a vast array of landscapes to admire, this town deserves way more attention than it gets. If you’re not afraid of heading off into the remote areas ... Read more ..read more

If you’ve never heard of Punta Baja, you’re not alone. This remote fishing village is practically off the map when it comes to Baja tourism, but those who are lucky enough to visit are in store for a vacation they’ll never forget. With camping right at the oceanside, this is also an expat paradise and ... Read more ..read more

Looking for a trendy Baja vacation that won’t break the bank? Pescadero is packed full of artsy shops, top restaurants, and good vibes, not to mention serene beach landscapes and wildlife encounters. If you love Tulum, you’re going to adore Pescadero.  Ready to uncover this underrated seaside town? This travel guide full of restaurants, attractions, ... Read more ..read more

Regardless of your travel style, Mulege should be the next Baja destination on your calendar. Not only does it make the perfect road trip stop, but it also has a vibrant culinary scene, diverse wildlife, and striking historical architecture. This town is just starting to get the hype it deserves, so you’re going to want ... Read more ..read more

If you’re an animal lover, Guerrero Nego needs to be on your radar. With a whale-watching scene that has dominated the local tourism industry, plus diverse habitats like wetlands and sky-high sand dunes, there are plenty of ways to get close to nature.  If you’re ready to plan the ecotourism excursion of your dreams, this ... Read more ..read more

Famously referred to as the “World’s Aquarium” by none other than Jaques Cousteau, Cabo Pulmo is unsurprisingly a hotspot for scuba divers, snorkelers, and marine enthusiasts alike. It’s also a masterclass in environmental rehabilitation, with a 400% population growth since being declared an official marine reserve. Now, visiting these fruitful waters in the Sea of ... Read more ..read more

The Mexican coastal town of Loreto is well-known for its natural beauty, awesome tourist attractions, and a wide range of activities to enjoy. From admiring the beauty of historical cave paintings and swimming in crystal-clear waters to enjoying tasty Mexican cuisine in the downtown area, there are many amazing things to do in Loreto. The ... Read more ..read more

Nestled along the Sea of Cortez, Loreto is a relatively new tourist destination in Baja, California. If you wish to escape the crowds of popular Mexican vacation spots like Cancun and Cabo San Lucas, a visit to this picturesque coastal town just might be what you need. Here, in Loreto, life is slow-paced and unhurried, ... Read more ..read more

As a tiny little fishing town, San Quintin doesn’t have a huge accommodation scene. This can be a challenge for first-time travelers who feel limited by the lack of options, but the truth is, the few gems that are in town are all you need. From historic hotels that have become a pillar of the ... Read more ..read more