• Tijuana Beach Promenade - Our journey begins at the northwest corner of Mexico, a notable area in Tijuana where the US-MEX border fence meets the Pacific Ocean.
• Transpeninsular Highway (La Carretera Transpeninsular) - We’ll embark on a 2-hour drive along the scenic coastal highway, traveling 17 miles past the port of Ensenada to reach the “La Bufadora” blowhole.

La Bufadora is the second largest blowhole globally and the only one in North America.

• Escenica Tijuana-Ensenada - You’ll get a glimpse of Xploration Studios Baja, home to the world’s largest stages and water tanks designed for filming.

This movie set is renowned for films like Titanic (1997), 007 Tomorrow Never Dies (1997), Pearl Harbor (2001), and TV series such as 911, Fear the Walking Dead, and Tremors.

• Castillo del Diavlo - The Devil’s Castle is situated at kilometer 60 on the free highway Ensenada-Tijuana. The first thing you’ll notice is a massive head with horns, a tribute to gothic architecture inspired by Tony Wells, the creator of this intriguing place.
• Mirador Salsipuedes - We’ll make a brief stop at a stunning viewpoint en route to Ensenada. Here, you can capture breathtaking photos of the Baja coastline and explore vendors offering Mexican candies and cold coconuts.
• Ensenada - We’ll visit Mexico’s second busiest port.

Here, you’ll have time to explore souvenir shops, restaurants, bars, and popular clubs like Hussong’s Cantina, Mini Bar, Shots Factory, and Papas & Beer.

You can also enjoy a boat tour of the bay or savor fresh oysters and ceviche from street vendors.

• Valle de Guadalupe - Baja Mexico boasts the most significant wine region in the country, and no regional tour is complete without visiting at least one winery. We’ll take a 35-minute drive from the port of Ensenada to the Guadalupe Wine Valley.

At the winery, you’ll have the opportunity to taste red, white, and rosé wines, with the option to pair them with locally produced cheese.

• Puerto Nuevo - After sampling excellent Mexican wines, we’ll drive 40 minutes to Puerto Nuevo, a small fishing town between Ensenada and Rosarito, famous for its Puerto Nuevo-style lobster dish and exquisite flour tortillas.

Thousands of tourists and locals flock to this town to enjoy its restaurants, souvenir shops, and candy stores.

• Puerto Fronterizo Puerta México Este - This is the drop-off location at the end of the tour.

• Bottled water included for refreshment
• Comfortable in-vehicle air conditioning
• All parking fees covered
• Cooler with ice available

• Gratuities
• Snacks
• Lunch
• Alcoholic Beverages