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Graham Mackintosh's latest (and biggest!) ebook about Guardian Angel Island is available for FREE on Amazon Kindle for 5 days. Remember to leave a glowing review if you love it (we're sure you will)!

How many have you visited?

If you're making food for the Super Bowl this weekend, try your hand at some homemade tortilla chips!

The February Baja fishing report from "That Baja Guy," Gary Graham!

Learn all about San Diego & Tijuana's very important binational park!

New species of beaked whale found in the waters of Baja California!

Learn more about Mexico's vibrant and festive traditions during Christmastime!

It's Giving Tuesday and if you're able to help others this year, we encourage you to give to one of our favorite charities, Corazon de Vida Foundation. They support 10 orphanages, 500 children, and over 40 university students in Baja California. You can help by making a donation or purchasing needed items from their Amazon list. Every little bit helps!

"That Baja Guy" Gary Graham brings us the December Baja fishing report!

We’re ready to move in!

Graham Mackintosh’s latest book is available for FREE in Kindle version on Amazon through November 23rd! Get your copy today! --- The continuing story of Paddy, a large, washed up Teddy Bear found by "socially isolating" author Graham Mackintosh - on his birthday - in Bahia de los Angeles, Baja California, Mexico.... This book recounts Paddy's adventures and misadventures in and around LA Bay, his travels by kayak to remote beaches and uninhabited islands, and his developing relationship with the beautiful and fragrant Lavender, another Teddy Bear gift of the universe! With the aid of more than 100 full-page color photographs, and a splash of British humor, Paddy's Further Adventures tells of exciting encounters with whales, dolphins, rattlesnakes, whale sharks, ospreys and dozens of desert and marine species. Suitable for children and adults alike, a touching informative look at the wonders of the Sea of Cortez and this beautiful part of Baja California. A sequel to Paddy's Huggy Adventures, which relates how the raggedy sand-and-seaweed covered bear miraculously came to the author when he'd had his fill of isolating and was in need of a hug. - No Kindle? Just download Kindle app, or easier just choose read in "the cloud."

Our Día de los Muertos altar from last year! Tonight we light a candle in honor of loved ones we have lost throughout the years so that they may never be forgotten.

Who's had Chinese food in Mexicali before?

If you're in Baja California Sur, clocks will fall back this weekend on Sunday, October 25, 2020. Daylight savings will end in Baja California (norte) one week later on Sunday, November 1, 2020.

The La Jolla Historical Society just reopened and is showing special exhibit "Tijuana 1964: The Photography of Harry Crosby" featuring the work of Harry Crosby as he photographed the vibrant life in Tijuana more than 50 years ago. Showing through January 10, 2021.

Jumbo squid take on great white sharks around Baja's Isla Guadalupe

The story behind one of the most famous icons of Día de los Muertos

There are seven National Parks in Baja California, ranging from snow-topped mountains to remote islands in the Pacific. How many have you visited?

Baja is a great place for getting outside while staying physically distanced from other people. Here are a few of our favorite activities you can do while socially distancing!

San Diego Magazine's Happy Half Hour with Fernando Perez Castro of La Lomita & Finca La Carrodilla wineries in Valle de Guadalupe!

That Baja Guy, Gary Graham, brings us the October Baja fishing report!

Debuting tonight!

Baja lost a true icon this week. For more than 50 years, Don Johnson welcomed everyone from Hollywood elite to Baja road trippers at his Hotel Serenidad in Mulegé. He will always be remembered for his welcoming hospitality, hard work ethic, andof coursehis legendary Saturday pig roasts.

Happy Mexican Independence Day! ¡Viva México!

Mexican Independence Day is tomorrow! Learn all about the history of the holiday and how it’s celebrated today through traditions like Chiles en Nogada and renditions of El Grito