Baja, California Must Do's
Baja California is a very unique and beautiful location. This peninsula runs for hundreds of miles along the mainland of Mexico, separated by the Gulf of California. This gulf is the only enclosed water in the Pacific Ocean, creating a unique sea life and ambient that is some of the country's most dramatic landscapes. Visitor will find vast deserts, volcanoes, ancient Mission towns and plenty of opportunities to camp and hike.
Of course, many of Baja's visitors come for the 1st class surfing, sailing and fishing. One of the top resort destinations for a night out is Los Cabos. The culture is interesting as well, including: Latino, Hispanic, pre-Hispanic and Anglo and it differs greatly from the Mexican mainland. Those in search of big waves head to the Pacific side, for the rest looking for pristine beaches its' all about the Sea of Cortez inside. The central and southern part of the peninsula are owned by a massive desert that creates an alien like atmosphere. When it comes to language use Spanish if possible.
Of course, many of Baja's visitors come for the 1st class surfing, sailing and fishing. One of the top resort destinations for a night out is Los Cabos. The culture is interesting as well, including: Latino, Hispanic, pre-Hispanic and Anglo and it differs greatly from the Mexican mainland. Those in search of big waves head to the Pacific side, for the rest looking for pristine beaches its' all about the Sea of Cortez inside. The central and southern part of the peninsula are owned by a massive desert that creates an alien like atmosphere. When it comes to language use Spanish if possible.
