Baja California Peninsula

Rating the entire Baja Peninsula is no small feat, there's probably something to do for everyone depends on what you're interested in. But if you like the outdoors, camping, the coast and offroad shenanigans, then you're in for a real treat!

Destination for tourists from around the world. Fishing, whale watching, water sports, horseback riding, golf, tennis, fine dining and so much more available for the whole family.

I get to rate the whole Baja Peninsula? Ok! What's not to like? Yeah the roads can be bumpy. But with 30% endemic plants and miles of mountains and beaches, lots of sun, whales, kite surfing, mexican food and a laid back feel, it's pretty darn nice.

get away from the border area.....and experience what baja is.....peaceful people, incredible scenery, a pace of life that allows you to go........aaaaaaaah!!!! Posting a couple photos of the grey whale opportunities....if you have already been to one of the at least three opportunities, skip the rest of this. If you haven't been to the calving grounds, please go and please learn the decades old history. When mama brings her baby over to say hello....please think of what we can do to preserve this incredible planet. Please.

Stark desert vistas and huge Cardon cactus and the Aroyos are incredible. Be prepared with water and a 4 wheel drive vehicle.

Where you can see. The Cachalot or sperm whale. Marvelous diver: our master.

Went shore fishing and were lucky enough to catch an awesome Red Snapper for dinner. Collected lots of unique seashells. Saw some humpback whales on our ride back to Cabo. All in all great place, wonderful experience and successful day.

Driving vacation, more traffic these days, take your time. Driving at night or impaired not recommended