Bahía de Los Ángeles, on the Sea of Cortez, in northern Baja is a quaint budget-friendly spot, ideal for water sports, fishing, hiking, and beach combing...
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The Tabor Canyon hike, outside of Loreto, winds through the Sierra de la Giganta Mountains, passing water polished boulders, desert flowers, waterfalls, and pools...
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The El Vallecito area cave paintings exist on 23 rock formations with cave art made by the ancient Yuman tribe which once inhabited the Baja California area...
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Whale watching is one of the most popular activities from January through March along the Baja Peninsula, and our friend who just returned has the best tips...
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Find nature & history at an affordable price in Guerrero Negro, Baja California, inside Mexico's biggest wildlife refuge, El Vizcaíno Biosphere Reserve...
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Mexico is the birthplace of ecotourism. Called Pronatura Mexico, it involves preserving wilderness while creating employment opportunities for the locals...
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Mexico is home to more than 60 minerals & metals. Many either were first discovered or are only found there. It is an ideal destination for geological adventure...
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I recommend visiting Mexico's National Museum of Anthropology in Mexico City to gain an idea of how scientists believe humans made their way to the Americas...
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