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The Baja Peninsula Travel Guide

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Culinary Tour of Baja, Mexico

Lured by spicy quail, tuna ceviche, and Mexico’s best fish tacos, T+L lights out for Ensenada—and from there, things just go south.

Vacationist: Northern California for the family, plus Athens, and sexy Cabo San Lucas

This holiday season, 42 million people are expected to hit the road—probably on their way to a dinner table that won't fit the whole crew....

Contest Watch: $15K Nantucket Vaca, Kenya, Los Cabos, More

Skyrocketing temperatures might have melted some travel companies’ brains! They’re giving away a $15,000 Nantucket vacation, a six-month trip around the world; a six-month New...

Santiago Sidelines: 80-hours Post-Quake

Read correspondent Connie McCabe's first Chile dispatch here.Monster earthquake notwithstanding, this is a big year for Chile, nothing less than her 200th birthday. But no...

Fall Golf Deals: Florida and Mexico Packages Expiring Soon!

I love golf! More importantly, I love a great golf deal. So it pains me to have to leave some of our best deals by...

From Santiago: One Week After the Earth Moved

Read correspondent Connie McCabe's first Chile dispatch here, and her second dispatch here. Just over one week ago the earthquake—and we all know what earthquake...

The Best of Baja

From the resort-filled playground of Los Cabos to the vast, deserted East Cape, Mexico's Baja California is a study in contrasts—which is part of the...

Best Secret Beaches on Earth

These beach hideaways are understated, unexpected, and—at least for now—under the radar.

Ask T+L: D.C. Dining, Layoff Insurance, Baja Coast

Q: What restaurants should I put at the top of my list for a visit to Washington, D.C., next month?—Ed Parker, Apex, N.C. A: There...

Vacationist Hotel Deals: Memorial Day in Mexico

Less than a week after Cinco de Mayo, we’re still thinking about Mexican beach escapes and margaritas. Happily for us, so is Vacationist! On sale...
ACTIVITIES

Baja Expeditions

To get to Espíritu Santo, sign up for a one- to five-day cruise. There are no hotels, but travelers can sleep in the small vessel’s eight tents. more ›




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