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Driving Safely in Baja – Important Rules of Driving your RV in Baja
Baja Amigos: Dan & Lisa Goy *Please note: Although the following rules are written in regards to driving RV’s, they can also certainly be applied to anyone driving in Baja, regardless of they type...
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California Condors, the Devils Peak, and More…All in One Day!
By Valeria Rivas Hamilton A day trip from Ensenada to San Pedro Martir? The idea seemed strange to me as I’d always thought of the Park as a remote place, but when Alain Preisser from Baja Wine and...
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Lobster Burritos? Mama Espinoza’s South of San Quintin!
By Meghan Fitzpatrick Mama Espinoza’s restaurant is the famous landmark that puts the small agricultural town of El Rosario on the map for tourists and travelers. Born in 1908, Mama Espinoza has been...
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San Quintin Museum: An Interesting Stop on Highway 1
by Meghan Fitzpatrick On August 27, 2011, the town of San Quintin, Baja California, opened its first-ever museum, “Museo de San Quintín, Juan Rodriguez Cabrillo,” named for the famous Portuguese...
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Magical Cataviña
by Meghan Fitzpatrick Nestled in the desert, right in the middle of Baja and just south of El Rosario, lies Cataviña, referred to by many as “Magical Cataviña.” Why? Photo by Adolfo Tecla,...
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Kayak Fishing in San Quintin
Kayak Fishing in San Quintin by Taylor Abeel, Taylor Abeel Photography Last week I followed a semi-professional kayak fisherman who is also a 2nd grade teacher, Jon Schwartz (www.bluewaterjon.com) on...
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El Marmol in San Quintin: A Unique Piece of Baja History
El Marmol in San Quintin is off the beaten track, a short side-trip from the highway into Baja’s past. By David Kier, author of The Old Missions of Baja & Alta California 1697-1834 The abandoned...
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Off the Beaten Track: Rancho Meling (Meling Ranch), Where the Old West Never...
By Carla White Rancho Meling, where the old west never dies! Rancho Meling, where the old west never dies! For me, Thanksgiving has always been a time to wrap myself in the comfortable blanket of...
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Captain Hook’s Gallery: Baja’s Biggest Bass
Captain Hook’s Gallery: Baja’s Biggest Bass The closest most anglers along Baja California’s Pacific coast ever get to catching a member of the tropical grouper family is when they have hooked one of...
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