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Ensenada Mexico
Ensenada's main downtown area is as tourist-friendly as Mexico gets. The city's merchandise selection is extensive, and shopping is concentrated along a single street — Boulevard Lopez Mateos. Just a block from the waterfront, this shopping section attracts mostly cruise passengers and day trippers who browse for an afternoon. Many of Tijuana's top stores have Ensenada branches on Lopez Mateos. But there's far more to do here than shop. Ensenada is the heart of Mexico's wine country, and eight wineries in Baja's "Bordeaux Belt" of sheltered valleys near Ensenada produce almost 90 percent of Mexico's wines. The scenery — picturesque vineyards surrounded by mountains — alone merits a trip to Ensenada. Inexpensive tours and tasting is offered six days a week by several Guadalupe Valley and Ensenada wineries, and the mid-August wine festival, sponsored by the area's Wine Brotherhood, is one of Baja's most popular annual events.
Known as the "Cinderella of the Pacific", Ensenada is located 70 miles south of the international border, a 90-minute drive from San Diego. Its warm Mediterranean climate, friendly atmosphere and accessibility by land, air, and sea have made Ensenada a favorite tourist destination for many years, and Mexico's second most-visited port-of-call for major cruise lines and pleasure boats.
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San Nicolas Hotel, Baja Inn El Cortez, Las Rosas Hotel & Spa, Sergios Sportfishing Center, Hacienda Bajamar Oceanfront Golf Resort, Desert Inn Ensenada "La Pinta", Hotel Coral & Marina, Posada El Rey Sol, Villa Fontana Inn Ensenada, Paraiso Las Palmas Ensenada, Hotel Corona Ensenada, Estero Beach Resort Ensenada, Punta Morro Resort, Hotel Bahia Ensenada, El Cid Hotel Ensenada, Hotel Mision Santa Isabel, Cali-Baja Tours, Bajamar Golf Only, Costa Baja Condo Hotel |
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