Baja California’s first educational aquarium, located in the CECUT (Centro Cultural de Tijuana), is currently giving free access to children up to 11 years old of age. This free admittance won’t last longer, only until January 7th, 2013, so grab your kids and head for the aquarium!
This aquarium had its grand opening the past November [...]

For sale: Beautiful 200 square meter lot in the Southern Rosarito Beach area, in the Campo Real development. Unobstructed ocean view, paved roads, electric and sewer are already in place. All curbs are prebuilt by the development, so you just have to build your own sidewalk to your own liking.
This lot is priced to [...]

The Rosarito Beach literacy ground “Rosarito’s Friends of the Library” is looking for new members and volunteers, according to a communique issued by this non-profit organization in the quaint Baja beach-front town.
Within the past year the Rosarito Friends of the Library have agreed to donate more than $2,000 worth of Spanish language children’s books to [...]

On March 20th the Olive Festival will take place in the Valle de Guadalupe
Olives, olive oils, cheese, wine and regional food at 1 p.m. at Vinícola Barón Balché in Ejido Porvenir. The cost of Admission ($4.25 dlls.) includes olive and olive oil sampling. This is actually a must do event and you will find that [...]

Owners of pick up trucks in the state of Baja California will get 70% off their tenencia during 2011. Starting this coming Friday, all pick up trucks from the year 2010 and before will receive this hefty discount, as long as they belong to physical persons and not to businesses.
Those who have already paid [...]

This tourist destination reminds visitors from the United States that as of June 1 they’ll need a passport or similar document to re-enter the U.S. by land or sea.
That is the date for full implementation of the Western Hemisphere Travel Initiative. Since January 2007 the requirements have been in effect for air travelers returning from [...]

ROSARITO BEACH, BAJA CALIFORNIA, MEXICO—In Rosarito Beach, as in much of Mexico, we are fighting two battles these days.
One is against organized crime. The other is against misleading media coverage that wrongly implies that much of Mexico is unsafe for visitors and residents, and which is devastating our economy.
Some reporters, stories and outlets have [...]