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Baja California Norte
BAJA CALIFORNIA
Baja Mexico real estate offers excellent access to the US boarder, value for money, and an exciting and vibrant lifestyle.
TIJUANA
Located on Mexico’s northern border, Tijuana is the largest city in the Baja California state and is situated on the Baja California Peninsular 29 km (18 mi) south of San Diego, California. Tijuana is popular for its hot climate and great beaches, making Baja Mexico real estate here very popular.
Tijuana is a modern city, known for its economic prosperity, and is considered to be a focal centre for art, history and culture, hosting numerous artistic and culinary festivals, such as the Muestra Internacional de Danza (International Dance Festival).
 The city offers excellent outdoor activities such as camping, outdoor sports, and is renowned for its exclusive golf courses and spas. And the nightlife does not disappoint, with countless bars, discos and nightclubs, lavish shopping, and excellent restaurants, perfect on warm evenings. Everything you need for that perfect Baja Mexico real estate. ENSENADA
For a more peaceful and relaxing atmosphere Ensenada is a good Baja Mexico real estate purchase. Ensenada, located 113 km (71 mi) south of Tijuana, is an important port, and is famous for its peaceful and stunning beaches, considered some of the best beaches on the northern Pacific coast. With an average year-round temperature of 21º C (70º F), water sports are a popular activity in Ensenada, including great scuba diving and kayaking.
With the stunning Pacific Ocean coastline, the city is backed by a mountain range and sits in the heart of quality wine country which is highly regarded to be the best in Mexico.  Ensenada is locally referred to as La Bella Cenicienta del Pacífico, which translates to ‘The Cinderella of the Pacific’. The city is an important commercial fishing port as well as a cruise ship stop. With great restaurants and some fine local wine, Ensenada is full of culture and natural attractions.
ROSARITO
Rosarito is located in the Mexican state of Baja California Norte, and is only 20 minutes south of the US boarder, and only about 35 minutes south of San Diego in California, USA. Rosarito is most popular for its hot climate year round, its long stretches of wide sandy beaches, and its nightlife. Rosarito is one of the most popular destinations for US citizens looking to purchase Baja Mexico real estate.
Rosarito had traditionally been considered a part of the city of Tijuana, until in 1995, with the help of the influential Hugo Torres Chabert, who then was elected as Mayor of Rosarito, it was converted into an independent city and a separate municipality of Baja California Norte.
Rosarito’s tourism industry first became popular in the 1920’s and 1930’s with those well to do and the rich and famous who found the easy access to Rosarito from the US, combined with the exciting flavours and rich culture one could experience in Mexico, all too inviting.
Rosarito’s economy and development led the area to become ever increasingly popular as a tourist destination and a popular destination for foreign investment in the Baja Mexico real estate market. Today, Rosarito offers a great selection of hotels, restaurants, bars, clubs and shopping experiences. With a wonderful selection of outdoor activities including a variety of water sports, beach volleyball golf, horseback riding, surfing, and fishing.
With a variety of numerous annual events, both national and international, Rosarito is a vibrant destination, which attracts visitors from the world over.
One of the internationally famous cuisines to come out of Rosarito is the Puerto Nuevo Lobster, which is freshly caught of the coastline and cooked in traditional Mexican cuisine style. With over 1 million lobsters served up in Rosarito restaurants each year, be sure not to miss out on this sumptuous dining experience.
Rosarito is also full of interesting history and architecture, there are some wonderful examples of the old Spanish missions, built in the 1500-1600’s, which have been excellently preserved or restored. Also it is well worth a visit to some of the original ranches dating back to the 1800’s when much of the land around Rosarito was granted to a selection of native Mexicans who went on to build some amazing huge Mexican Ranches showcasing the wonderful and impressive architecture of their time. Some of these Mexican Ranches are some of the best Baja Mexico real estate one can hope to purchase.
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