People, places and things, in Baja California, Norte, Mexico...

Baja California Norte! The state includes reportedly the most visited border city, Tijuana, breathtaking deserts, wonderful beaches, to alpine scenery. Baja has it all, and I explore cities, scenery, and people, places and things, with a keen interest in local food, as I'm an absolute lover of the food served on the streets of Mexico. Click on the hyperlink of choice to visit beautiful Baja California Norte with me.

Bahia de Los Angeles: This little town offers unlimited outdoor recreation, and its situated in possibly the most majestic setting known to mankind.

Ensenada: This charming city is the premier port on Mexico's Pacific coast, and considered by many to be the most beautiful city on Mexico's west coast. I explore the city, the surrounding areas, and enjoy local cuisine.

Meling Ranch: If you truly want to "get away from it all," you'll love Meling Ranch. You'll love the scenery, the staff, the accommodations, and especially Andrea's good cooking!

Mexicali: The capitol city of the state of Baja California Norte, we explore the city and visit places that you won't get to see on any other web site, including fine restaurants, residential districts, and Mexicali's Chinatown.

Parque Nacional Sierra de San Pedro Martir: Features snow-capped mountains, oak and pine forests, pristine alpine meadows, trout streams, and the National Observatory of Mexico.

Puerto Nuevo: This quaint little village, located on bluffs overlooking the Pacific Ocean, is known as "lobster village" due to huge array of restaurants and hotels catering to diners who savor fresh lobster.

El Rosario: This charming little town boasts a comfortable motel, wonderful desert scenery, easy access to the Pacific Ocean, and many taco stands.

Rosarito: Located near to bustling Tijuana, this tourist-oriented town is more than miles away, and is a place that you definitely will want to visit.

San Felipe: Have you ever had the pleasure to enjoy a fine meal of menudo in this pleasant town, located on the Sea of Cortez? Have you ever watched the local fishermen at work? Tour San Felipe with us!

San Vicente: Located along Highway 1, an hour or so south of Ensenada, I spend a Saturday night in town and meet the people, tour the town, and enjoy several delicious meals.

Scenic Baja California Norte: We explore the highways and byways of Baja California, and we'll introduce you to many little-known, and little-visited places.

Tecate: Unless you'd just crossed the border into artistic Tecate, you'd never guess that this town is really a border town, as it is a haven for local artisans, artists, and brew masters.

Tijuana: Famous as billed as the most visited border town in the world, I have put together a huge amount of information about Tijuana, complied from my many visits that I've enjoyed to this interesting city.

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