Things to see and do Baja California

It is the National Institute of Anthropology and History. Many information about cave paintings as well as explanations about possible walks.

San José has a few beaches ideal for surfing, including Costa Azul, which hosts international competition in summer. The Playa Palmilla, a little further south, is more suitable for family visits. The beaches Nuevo Sol and California are ideal for soaking up but paying attention to courrants. As elsewhere, find out about bathing conditions. For adventurers, you will find pristine places along the road along the coast along the coast towards Cabo Pulmo. 

It is a nature reserve of 50 acres (including 6 open to the public), which houses endemic species of cactus of the peninsula. Small explanatory panels along the promenade: for naturalists and passionate.

This great design garden is dedicated to the desert plants and the Mexican peoples who inhabit it. No less than one million plants from 1 500 species are assembled around circular pyramid structures, as a tribute to the sacred geometry of the huichol people. It is walking on foot or by bike, preferably very early in the morning.

One of the city's kitsch traditions is to suggest that tourists get caught in photo with a large Mexican sombrero and next to a âne painted ass. It is a bit of a symbol of tourist attractions in the centre of Tijuana.

For a little dive, please visit the Pasaje Rodríguez, which connects the Revu to Constitución between Calle 3 and 4. It's a covered passage that hosts some nice places to eat, a pretty bookstore and some contemporary design galleries. On Sunday there is an organic market.