This remarkably large peninsula boasts some of Mexico’s most impressive landscapes characterised by remote deserts, lush oases, towering volcanoes, and some quaint old mission towns. With its coastline dotted with stunning deserted beaches lapped by turquoise waters brimming with marine life, the “Baja” is a watersport enthusiast’s dream. Other popular activities include world-class surfing as well as excellent sailing, deep sea fishing, hiking and whale watching. The peninsula is also blessed with some of the most fascinating ancient cave art in the world – the Sierra de San Francisco, was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site due to its abundance of astonishing rock-art sites. From the quiet remote settlements on the East Cape to the booming resort towns of Los Cabos with their luxury hotels, lively beach activities, high-end restaurants and boisterous nightlife, it is easy to see why Baja California is one of the most enchanting and popular destinations in Mexico.
