Tours                                                                                    ESPAÑOL

 
    TIJUANA
    THE GATEWAY TO BAJA CALIFORNIA´S GOLD COAST

 

           Big-city sophistication; 30 minutes from downtown San Diego-, the world’s  
    busiest border; North America’s most  visited city; the world’s most-shopped street;  
    day trips from Southern California: jai alai, the world’s fastest game; two major  
    bullrings; greyhound racing; sport-book betting; golf; a world-class cultural center  
    with OMNIMAX theater, anthropological museum, galleries and performing arts  
    theater; One of Latin America’s only wax museums; Mexitlan park, with 200 scale  
    models of Mexico’s most famous sites; duty-free shopping; gourmet restaurants of  
    every nationality; natural, hot-sulfur-springs spa; convention capital; International   
    airport; and so much more. 
 		   
 
    ENSENADA
    AN INTERNATIONAL PORT CITY
 
          Tranquil fishing- industry and cruise-ship port; center  of Mexico’s wine country;   
   winery tours and  tasting:    home of Carnaval, the closets Latin Mardi Gras to the  
   U.S.  and Baja California’s oldest tourist event; the location of La Bufadora, a 60-foot   
   sea geyser; sport fishing; seaside golf; sea kayaking; sea caves; fish tacos 
   and International cuisine; historic Rivera del Pacifico convention center; Laguna   
   Hanson; mountain camping; Todos Santos Island and Todos Santos Bay marine life;  
   regattas; off- road racing; Russian settlers; classical    
   music; marina; and so much more… 
 
 
 

    MEXICALI
    GATEWAY TO THE CRYSTAL CORRIDOR
 

         State capital of Baja California’s; industrial, agricultural and livestock center; the  
    finest Chinese food this side of San Francisco; the state’s performing-arts theater;  
    modern shopping centers; discos; bullring; city park and zoo; boiling mud lagoon;  
    off-road racing; great hunting and fishing; and so much more. 
 
 

    SAN FELIPE
    GATEWAY TO THE SEA OF CORTEZ
 

       Secluded beaches; small- town flavor; warm, quaint and unspoiled; winter snowbird  
   center; shrimp capital of Baja California; big beaches; amazing tide Swings; water  
   sports; sportfishing center; numerous cave painting; ecological tours; valley of the  
   Giants with 50-foot cardon cactuses; seaside hot springs; beach camping; San Pedro  
   Martir mountain  range with 10,126- feet peak; and so much more.		   
   

    SAN DIEGO
 

          Foro participants may wish to pass some pleasant non-conference days in   
   San Diego or Imperial County just  across the border from Mexicali. Calexico  
   is the U.S. town bordering Mexicali. Just a few miles north begins the vast 
   Anza-Borrego Desert, always beautiful, but especially so in March when the  
   spring wildflowers and cactus  bloom.  San Diego is a two-hour drive west on I-8  
   from Calexico. 
   Visitors to San Diego must see the world-famous San Diego Zoo, located in 
   beautiful Balboa Park. Many museums are also located in Balboa Park. Of 
   course, visitors must see the local beaches, shop and stroll in La Jolla, and dine 
   in the historic downtown Gaslamp District.  Trolleys depart downtown for the 
   international border to enable easy shopping on Avenida Revolucion in 
   Tijuana. 		   
 
 
 
 
 
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