1. Rosarito Beach
It’s not like California doesn’t provide great beaches, but those who are professional beach bums will agree, there’s never a limit on how many beaches you can go to in your life. In comes Rosarito Beach. This is “The Jewel of Baja’s Gold Coast” for good reason, and plenty of people flock here to experience all that it offers.
You could choose just to relax on the stretches of beach here, or get busy with the activities. Horseback riding, all-terrain vehicle exploring, jet skiing, hand gliding, and surfing are all choices that are on the table. So which interests you more?
If you’re a movie buff, then you are in for a treat at the Exploration Movie Park. Here is where some of Hollywood’s prominent films were made like Pearl Harbor and Titanic.
OK, you’re the artsy fartsy person, there’s entertainment for you, too. This is a thriving art community with an Art Route for your enjoyment. Community programs and intriguing exhibitions are on display, and there are many galleries and studios of all kinds. Rosarito is only a mere hour away by car.
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Here are some places to visit in Mexico that are near San Diego, but we’re sure you made a few extra stops along the way, too. How was it? What was your favorite?
