Latest News from Baja Mexico
El Niño on Steroids: Are You Prepped?
Northeast Pacific Hurricane History The Northeast Pacific basin ranks as the second most active tropical cyclone nursery on Earth, averaging roughly 15 named storms, 8
San Quintin: Becoming a Destination
Much more today than just a stop for roadside tacos, gas or an overnight stay As many of you know, this region has been a
The Baja Gamble vs. Peace of Mind
Why the 180 day “FMM / Visa Run” is a Dying Strategy in 2026 For decades, the “Baja 1000” wasn’t just a desert race; it
The Water is Warming Up around Baja
It feels great taking a dip in warm sea water but the warmer water above 80°F around Baja California Sur also means there is an
A Better Car Rental Option for Baja Sur
A NEW Rental Car Business in Baja Sur is Making Waves: NO Expensive Insurance or Hidden Fees and Everything Included in Stated Rental Rates!
The Peninsula of Baja California takes its name from a Spanish romance novel from the 16th century, telling of an exotic, mythical island said to be “very close to the Earthly Paradise” and “ruled over by Black Amazonian Warrior Queen Calafia of the mythical island of California…”
A view that fills our heart *every* time and calls us back. What’s the one that gets you every time? 📸 @thejournaloflosttime
A view that fills our heart *every* time and calls us back. What’s the one that gets you every time? 📸 @thejournaloflosttime
Tickets are now available for Escapar Seis - a celebration of Baja California, Baja California Sur, and the Gulf of California bringing together paceños, choyeros, vanlifers, overlanders, and explorers from around the world.
Jan 29th - Feb 3rd, 2025
San Juan de la Costa @faro.romain & @casa_la_bastilla
Baja California Sur
#BajaCaliforniaSur #LaPaz #SomosBaja
Tickets are now available for Escapar Seis - a celebration of Baja California, Baja California Sur, and the Gulf of California bringing together paceños, choyeros, vanlifers, overlanders, and explorers from around the world.
Jan 29th - Feb 3rd, 2025
San Juan de la Costa @faro.romain & @casa_la_bastilla
Baja California Sur
#BajaCaliforniaSur #LaPaz #SomosBaja
Las Playas de Rosarito have a vibe all their own, and each street often a universe unto itself, connected only to the streets next to it by Highway 1 or the beach itself, all worth exploring. 📸 @josiahq
Las Playas de Rosarito have a vibe all their own, and each street often a universe unto itself, connected only to the streets next to it by Highway 1 or the beach itself, all worth exploring. 📸 @josiahq
Atardeceres en el Malecón de La Paz // the sunsets on the Malecón of La Paz are special, and you feel the vibrancy and beauty of the complex and beautiful city, land, sea, and the people who call it home. #LaPaz #BCS
Atardeceres en el Malecón de La Paz // the sunsets on the Malecón of La Paz are special, and you feel the vibrancy and beauty of the complex and beautiful city, land, sea, and the people who call it home. #LaPaz #BCS
For all you folks loving the low season in Baja California Sur, movie night at Shaka’s is next Tuesday. Come hang before the high season crowds at Cerritos begin! Thanks to @cinecerritos and @shakascantina for making it such a fun time!
For all you folks loving the low season in Baja California Sur, movie night at Shaka’s is next Tuesday. Come hang before the high season crowds at Cerritos begin! Thanks to @cinecerritos and @shakascantina for making it such a fun time!
The remarkable sunrises over the Gulf of California and Bahía Concepcion
What’s your favorite birria spot in Baja? Ours is Francisco’s in San Felipe, from Sinaloa, with an ostentatious red van and an infectious smile.
For the uninitiated, Birria is a traditional Mexican dish that originated in the state of Jalisco. It’s a regional variation of barbacoa, and is typically made with goat, beef, or lamb. The meat is marinated in an adobo, then cooked in a broth. The word “birria” translates to “exquisite, savory dish, that’s full of culture and tradition”. Birria is often served as a stew or taco filling.
What’s your favorite birria spot in Baja? Ours is Francisco’s in San Felipe, from Sinaloa, with an ostentatious red van and an infectious smile.
For the uninitiated, Birria is a traditional Mexican dish that originated in the state of Jalisco. It’s a regional variation of barbacoa, and is typically made with goat, beef, or lamb. The meat is marinated in an adobo, then cooked in a broth. The word “birria” translates to “exquisite, savory dish, that’s full of culture and tradition”. Birria is often served as a stew or taco filling.
Bahía de los Ángeles: a place that feels both incredibly alive and utterly at peace.
