Lizette

One of my childhood dreams was to travel through Baja California making maps of its coast. I had it very clear in my mind: I would go with my camper, my dog and my instruments throughout the peninsula discovering all its corners. A curious thing for a little girl from Mexico City!

So I have always liked maps, dogs and campers. In other words, I love going out to the mountain and, as a good Gemini, I had to find my opposite and sybarite side: I enjoy red wine, Mexican coffee and gourmet food. I happened to find all of the above in Ensenada: the mexican wine country, where its food has been recognized among the most creative kitchens in Mexico, embraced by the sunsets of thePacific Ocean.

I really hope you find my vision of Mexico interesting… now you know that, for me, it is very important to share my fascination and motivate you to visit our wonderful and diverse country.

South of Ensenada lies one of the most isolated, poetic, beautiful and forsaken territories of the entire planet: the vast peninsula of Baja California, with its gigantic cardon and teddy-bear cholla cactus; its gray whales and berrendo antelopes; its Jesuit and Dominican missions.

But Mexico is a lot more than its slim peninsula: we’ve got a selection of stunning places all over, like its Copper Canyon in Chihuahua, where long distance runners have lived long before ultra marathons were even conceived; its “Pueblos Mágicos” and colonial cities, windows of the continent’s history with its exquisite ambiguity and, a little further south, the Yucatan Peninsula and Maya Riviera, with its pyramids and vibrant indigenous people.

We have worked in rural communities as consultants for active and nature tourism for many years. We know them well, because we are good friends.