Top Things to do in Baja California Norte
Top Hotels in Baja California Norte
The 10 Best Things to do in Baja California Norte, Baja California Norte
Discover the best top things to do in Baja California Norte, Baja California including Xecue Vinicola, Tijuana Cultural Center (CECUT), Bodegas de Santo Tomas, Monte Xanic, La Bufadora, Rosarito Beach, Playas de Tijuana, Estadio Caliente Xoloitzcuintles, Vinedo Cuatro Cuatros, Avenida Revolucion.
Restaurants in Baja California Norte
1. Xecue Vinicola
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 621 reviews
Alberta and Jose Luis in 1999 began developing artisanal wine to taste at home, in the year 2005 they decided to make their first wine for sale, they wished they had the essence of sharing their profession and their journey through life. Jose Luis is in charge of the field, the operative part of the winery and make sure the vines give excellent results and to ensure that the parameters have been proposed as standard, while Alberta is the Winemaker of the winery, she is responsible for the management of winemaking processes and administration, both demonstrate their fellowship and giving in each of their bottles. Initially Jose Luis and Alberta chose the best plots and designed wines that would enter the market in 2006, the same year they began a new adventure: the construction of the winery, which has been opened since the summer of 2012 to the public for tasting and sales. In Xecue Winery our products are made with care, each wine has its own personality, range of wines are balanced by subtle feminine and masculine character sets, these particular traits are expressed on the label.
Reviewed By ManuelJAngel - Orlando, United States
We were recommended a wine from Xecue at a restaurant the night before and loved it! We decided to visit the winery the next day and it is in a beautiful location. As we were having our wine the owner approached us and asked if we wanted to tour the winery! Awesome experience and excellent wines! Totally recommended when you come to Valle de Guadalupe.
2. Tijuana Cultural Center (CECUT)
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 770 reviews
This museum chronicles the early history of the Baja peninsula.
Reviewed By Geryfer7
This place is unique because the movie you see has a round shape and you feel that you are inside the movie. It is amazing!! Come to this place. Its a beautifull experience.
3. Bodegas de Santo Tomas
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 186 reviews
Founded in 1888, Baja's oldest winery continues in the Santo Tomas Mission's wine-making tradition and offers visitors samples of wines, breads and cheeses.
Reviewed By lawperry - Kennesaw, United States
I went to this winery as part of my shore excursion when sailing on the carnival imagination out of long beach. This one of the oldest wineries in this country and i learned tons of great facts and history like Al Capone being supplied liquor from here during prohibition. I personally did not like the wines but a lot of people took home multiple bottles.
4. Monte Xanic
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 596 reviews
Reviewed By dive_ability - Toronto, Canada
We were extremely happy with the tour by Ensenada ShoreX dot com from Ensenada to Monte Xanic Bodega Vinicola. Alfonso our guide & driver (it was a jeep tour) ensured the staff at the Monte Xanic Winery gave us a wonderful tasting. Rosalina did a great job presenting various award winning wines to our small group at the inside tasting bar. After the private tasting Rosalina kindly gave us an escorted tour through the wineries various processing and storing areas. The Mexican wines were good and the tour experience (including jeep trip to the Monte Xanic Bodega Vinicola) was excellent. Highly recommend trying a different countries wine at this lovely vineyard.
5. La Bufadora
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 1,542 reviews
Roughly translated as "the snorter," this underwater cave regularly sucks in sea water and spits it out the cave's top drenching visitors to the site.
Reviewed By CatNap369
Such a natural wonder, that I was really disappointed to see how thronged with touristy shops and the tourist gauntlet that you have to go through to even reach La Bufadora. However, it was worth the journey. It impressed us all.
6. Rosarito Beach
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 481 reviews
Small, picturesque beach lined with a posh hotel frequented by movie stars.
Reviewed By angelv74 - Chula Vista, United States
Lots of people, fruit, clamato, coconut, and many other things for sale. Back to normalcy feeling! A place for old and young travelers. Soak in the good vives and mexican culture.
7. Playas de Tijuana
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 604 reviews
Reviewed By Markclo1 - San Antonio, United States
A beautiful beach, some great views of the Coronado islands in the distance. There is a good path to walk on right next to the beach, and you can find some good restaurants with some amazing fish tacos. The crazy thing is seeing the border wall go right through the southern border and disrupt the entire coastline. Its interesting and sad to be down at the beach and see the impacts of the wall, the whole time we were at the beach we could hear the sound of border control helicopters flying over. A beautiful but sad place
8. Estadio Caliente Xoloitzcuintles
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 97 reviews
Reviewed By fr33d0 - Three Rivers, United States
Stopped in with a few business owners. Didn't know what to expect. It was awesome! The people were friendly, funny, and fun. The entire event was family friendly. The game was a pleasure to watch too. Will visit again soon!
9. Vinedo Cuatro Cuatros
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 66 reviews
Reviewed By 658evelynf - Los Angeles, United States
RESERVATIONS A MUST IF YOU WANT TO GO UP THE MOUNTAIN TO THERE CUTE RESTAURANT but you can chance it and try! Absolutely loved the place and service. It’s a must when your in Ensenada/Valle de Guadalupe. Great wine tasting, great food and an amazing view! The service was great. They charge you a certain amount to go to the restaurant but that money is put towards food and drinks which is so so worth it!!
10. Avenida Revolucion
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 864 reviews
Tijuana's main street, lined with little shops and American fast-food chain restaurants such as Burger King and Kentucky Fried Chicken.
Reviewed By drmjparmer - Pasadena, United States
Strolling on Avenida Revolucion is an experience every traveler to Tijuana needs to enjoy. It is amazing the variety of people and places, from world class restaurants to shops; from cafes to casinos; and yes, don't miss the zebra donkeys which will let you snap a pic for a mere $5.00! There are also a number of medical and dental clinics offering routine procedures at a fraction of the American price. And for your pharmaceuticals, there are tons of pharmacys offering over-the-counter and prescription meds and doctor's exams if you are not feeling up to snuff. Revolucion is pure fun! Start at Plaza Santa Cecilia where you will find shops and vendors of everything from clothes to silver; to knick-knacks and souvenirs. You will also find restaurants offering authentic Mexican fare and very reasonable prices. From the Plaza travel south and pass the zebra donkeys. After snapping the picture, do some window shopping. There are souvenir shops, leather goods stores, boutiques, bars, cafes, and tons of jewelry stores. Be sure to check out Emporium. It is well known to give the best bargains in quality silver jewelry and other unique items. We saw a beautiful, hand painted, hand carved wooden peacock among their art objects there. I should have grabbed it, but it would have been a lot to carry around town! Your stroll will take you by Caliente Casino, a small, fun gambling house that, while it doesn't rival Caesar's Palace, it does offer a very diverting gaming experience. After losing some money, you can walk a few doors more to Caesar's Restaurant and drown your bad fortune in any one of their signature cocktails and then taste some pretty fantastic food prepared in the old school style. Avenida Revolucion is where it's at in Tijuana, so enjoy your stroll.
