I hope you’re ready to explore the best things to do in Baja California Sur! This underrated part of Mexico is seriously...

More than 75 percent of Baja’s 3.3 million residents live in the northern cities of Tijuana and Ensenada. Much of the rest of the 55,366-square-mile peninsula—surrounded by the Pacific Ocean on the ...

The spirit of the always season is always in evidence on the Baja California peninsula, from toy drives for kids to food ...

BAJA CALIFORNIA SUR, Mexico — Chances are you’ll be luckier than I and you’ll get a warm day when you visit the ancient paintings at Baja’s La Trinidad Cave. But I was there in the cool of January and ...

If you’re on the verge of retirement and you love the beach, look no further than 10 best places to retire to in Baja Mexico. Deciding on a place to retire is no piece of cake. There’s a whole world ...

The birth of Los Cabos began during the 18th century, when Jesuit friars first established a mission at San José del Cabo.

TIJUANA, Baja California — For many, the dream of owning a home in San Diego is almost impossible. Some people in San Diego have found buying across the border a solution. The gorgeous, breathtaking ...

Wes Siler is your guide to leading a more exciting life in the great outdoors. As Outside’s outdoor lifestyle columnist, he writes about the intersections of science, news, politics, gear, vehicles ...

Baja California officially became a state on January 16, 1952, when articles 43 and 45 of the Official Diary of the Federation were amended. Located at the end of northwestern Mexico, this state’s ...