Baja California is a warm location—both in climate, and in hospitality. The people are fun-loving, with an interesting culture to share. The environment is balmy and pleasant, and many snowbirders have made this part of Mexico their first choice for a relaxing winter escape.
Enrique Chavelas, CEO of Juan More Taco Tours in Baja California, Mexico, knows the best places to eat south of the border
Here are a few favourite vacation destinations on the Baja Peninsula, and ideas for what you can do when you get there.
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Music, Mexican dishes and vibrant festivities are perks for those visiting Baja California.
The perfect Mexico vacation: Everything you need to know before RVing or camping on the Baja California Peninsula.
"The Mexican camping experience is more than just tropical sun and fun," said Lisa Goy, co-owner of Baja Amigos, an RV tour company.
In the Baja you can enjoy a diversity of activities—whale watching, visiting historic Spanish missions, exploring cave paintings, relaxing on pristine beaches as well as tasting the flavours of the area.
Swim with the gentle giants of the sea, or take in history at Jesuit missions or on mule-back cave painting tours in magical Baja California Sur, Mexico.
There's safety (and fun) in numbers for RVers from Canada and the U.S. who band together for caravan travel throughout Mexico's Baja peninsula.
Repeat trips down the Baja peninsula have left Mike and Donna Mitchell with fond memories and a list of must-see places.
A permanent home in Nanaimo, B.C., and periodic contract work around the province keep this RVing couple grounded. North America is Mike and Donna Mitchell's playground.
An RV-friendly destination, Cabo San Lucas can make your Mexico vacation unforgettable.
