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Baja California Norte, Mexico accommodates all kinds of beachgoers. Whether it be quiet expanses of sand or bustling seaside resorts, you'll find an ideal spot...
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Summer’s nearing its end, so you probably are looking for a place to either escape the heat for a weekend or two, or take the kids for one last adventure before school starts. Lucky for you, there are many sandy beaches close to the border offering water play and all around fun. Making it even...
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Mexpro's Nick Janisko Tells the Story of his First Trip to Mexico Three generations of the Gilmore clan have been traveling to San Felipe for nearly forty years to enjoy the beach camping. When I say beach camping, I mean pulling your vehicle off the main road that heads into town and hotels, and driving...
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It's not too late, you can easily drive to any of these destinations to enjoy sunny Mexico for the Holidays...
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The 2014 San Felipe Festival del Camarón 22nd Annual San Felipe Shrimp Festival The port city of San Felipe, Baja California, is located on the bay of San Felipe, on the Sea of Cortez. San Felipe has become famous for its jumbo blue shrimp, and it is also considered to be Baja California’s shrimp capital.... Read More »
Four Drive-to Mexico beach destinations A short trip from the border to the beach Four Mexico beach tourist destinations that are all short drives from the U.S. border, making them popular choices, for a Labor Day Weekend getaway. Labor Day has always been sort of a bittersweet holiday for me. It’s great, because it’s a... Read More »
The 27th Tecate SCORE San Felipe Baja 250 was held from March 8-10, 2013. The race was held in San Felipe, and racers competed in the rugged deserts there... Read More »
El Balcón Cocina Artesanal, San Felipe, Mexico provides a Seamless Fusion of Northern and Southern Mexican Cuisine at the Gateway to the Sea of Cortez... Read More »
by Bob Miller Baja, Mexico is often mistaken for Baja, California. Not to mention Baja, Oklahoma. Even Mexico looks at Baja in wonderment asking, “Does that state really belong to Mexico?” The Baja peninsula is a little over 1,000 miles long with two coastlines. As the name implies, Baja is as much a Mexican state... Read More »
Even though most of our group does not speak Spanish, we were not overly detained at the three military checkpoints we encountered on both days... Read More »