BAJA OFF THE BEATEN TRACK
There are those who go to Baja to visit tourist destinations, and those who go to Baja to get away from everything. Fortunately our good friend Ms. Baja is able to accommodate both types of travelers.
Baja Highway One runs the length of the Baja Peninsula and is the main way most travelers explore the Baja. While there are some Baja destinations near Highway One that seem somewhat remote, such as Mulege, one must really get away from this main thoroughfare to really get "off the grid" in Baja.
Below I have enclosed some of my favorite destinations in Baja that are "off the beaten path".
MAP OF THE BAJA PENINSULA
BAHIA TORTUGAS
Last place for boaters to get gas when cruising south on Baja's west coast.
CEDROS ISLAND
Remote Pacific island with natural areas and unique wildlife.
COCO'S CORNER
Coco is a one man show living in the middle of nowhere.
EL TRIUNFO
The only Baja village off the grid located on the Baja Highway One!
GUADALUPE CANYON
Waterfalls, pools and natural hot tubs in a remote location!
GONZAGA BAY
One of Carlos Fiesta's favorite places on the planet.
LA PARISIMA
A real Baja oasis where tourists are rare.
LAGUNA HANSEN
Pine trees, mountains and no tourists.
LAGUNA IGNACIO
The friendliest whales on Earth visit here once a year here.
LAGUNA SALADA
Miles and miles of dry miles and miles.
LAS ANIMAS RESORT
Seaside paradise with just enough creature comforts to keep the women happy.
PUERTO SAN FRANCISQUITO
The perfect place to drop the hook of your boat, and a great offroad destination.
PUNTA ABREOJOS
Coastal escape for windsurfers, surfers and expat drop-outs.
PUNTA CHIVATO
Sea of Cortez paradise with wonderful beaches and a fun dirt airstip.
PUNTA FINAL
Hard to get to, impossible to leave.
PUNTA SAN FRANCISQUITO
Carlos Fiesta caught a yellowtail off of the beach at this remote resort.
RANCHO GRANDE
Open Baja territory with just enough tourist services to get by.
SAN ISIDRO
Oasis village on the road to nowhere (and San Juanico).
SAN JUANICO
Carlos Fiesta sleeps here at least 30 days per year. Wonder why?
SANTIAGO
Step back in time in this quiet Baja jewel.
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BAHIA TORTUGAS
Last place for boaters to get gas when cruising south on Baja's west coast.
CEDROS ISLAND
Remote Pacific island with natural areas and unique wildlife.
COCO'S CORNER
Coco is a one man show living in the middle of nowhere.
EL TRIUNFO
The only Baja village off the grid located on the Baja Highway One!
GUADALUPE CANYON
Waterfalls, pools and natural hot tubs in a remote location!
GONZAGA BAY
One of Carlos Fiesta's favorite places on the planet.
LA PARISIMA
A real Baja oasis where tourists are rare.
LAGUNA HANSEN
Pine trees, mountains and no tourists.
LAGUNA IGNACIO
The friendliest whales on Earth visit here once a year here.
LAGUNA SALADA
Miles and miles of dry miles and miles.
LAS ANIMAS RESORT
Seaside paradise with just enough creature comforts to keep the women happy.
PUERTO SAN FRANCISQUITO
The perfect place to drop the hook of your boat, and a great offroad destination.
PUNTA ABREOJOS
Coastal escape for windsurfers, surfers and expat drop-outs.
PUNTA CHIVATO
Sea of Cortez paradise with wonderful beaches and a fun dirt airstip.
PUNTA FINAL
Hard to get to, impossible to leave.
PUNTA SAN FRANCISQUITO
Carlos Fiesta caught a yellowtail off of the beach at this remote resort.
RANCHO GRANDE
Open Baja territory with just enough tourist services to get by.
SAN ISIDRO
Oasis village on the road to nowhere (and San Juanico).
SAN JUANICO
Carlos Fiesta sleeps here at least 30 days per year. Wonder why?
SANTIAGO
Step back in time in this quiet Baja jewel.
BAJA OFF THE BEATEN TRACK
There are those who go to Baja to visit tourist destinations, and those who go to Baja to get away from everything. Fortunately our good friend Ms. Baja is able to accommodate both types of travelers.
Baja Highway One runs the length of the Baja Peninsula and is the main way most travelers explore the Baja. While there are some Baja destinations near Highway One that seem somewhat remote, such as Mulege, one must really get away from this main thoroughfare to really get "off the grid" in Baja.
Below I have enclosed some of my favorite destinations in Baja that are "off the beaten path".