
Valle de Guadalupe
Mexico's wine country: more than a hundred wineries, several Michelin-starred restaurants, open-fire country cooking by renowned chefs and boutique hotels among the vineyards.

Wine, beer and Baja Med cuisine
Northern Baja California is the great culinary destination of Mexico's Pacific coast. Here lies the Valle de Guadalupe, Mexico's wine country, with more than a hundred wineries and several Michelin-starred restaurants; Ensenada and its craft beer and seafood scene; Tijuana-style tacos; Puerto Nuevo lobster; Tecate, birthplace of the beer that bears its name; and Baja Med cuisine, which brings together the sea, the garden and the fire. After Mexico City, Baja California is the state with the most Michelin stars in the country.

Mexico's wine country: more than a hundred wineries, several Michelin-starred restaurants, open-fire country cooking by renowned chefs and boutique hotels among the vineyards.

A Pacific port and Baja California's craft beer capital: dozens of breweries, seafood carts famous throughout the country, the birthplace of the fish taco, the seafood market and La Bufadora.

A vibrant border city and the capital of Baja Med cuisine, birthplace of the Caesar salad and the famous Tijuana-style tacos, with a booming cultural and brewing scene.

Pacific beaches and sunsets just minutes from the border, with its traditional boardwalk and the village of Puerto Nuevo.

The fishing village famous for Puerto Nuevo-style lobster: fried, served with rice, beans and freshly made flour tortillas.

A Pueblo Mágico among mountains and vineyards, birthplace of Tecate beer and gateway to the Wine Route.
The Valle de Guadalupe produces most of Mexico's wine. Private tastings with winemakers, vineyard tours and pairing meals at the wineries.
Ensenada and Tijuana are the heart of Mexican craft beer, and Tecate is the birthplace of one of its most famous beers.
Seafood carts in Ensenada, fish tacos, sea urchin and clam tostadas, and Puerto Nuevo lobster.
Sea, garden and fire: the cuisine born in Baja California that now holds Michelin stars, from Tijuana to the Valle de Guadalupe.
From April to October, sunny days in the Valle, with the grape harvest in August. Winter is cool and quiet. On the coast, mornings are often overcast in spring and early summer.
November 1 – 2, 2026
Nationwide
Celebrated throughout Mexico on November 1 and 2, with offerings in homes and visits to cemeteries; it is recognized by UNESCO as Intangible Cultural Heritage.
December 12, 2026
Mexico City · Nationwide
Every December 12, millions of pilgrims arrive at the Basilica of Guadalupe in Mexico City to commemorate the apparition of the Virgin. The celebration includes the midnight Mañanitas on the 11th, masses and Concheros dances in the atrium.
February 2027 · date to be confirmed
Ensenada
Carnival in Ensenada, Baja California, with parades, comparsas and music.
March 21 – 28, 2027
Nationwide
The Catholic celebration from Palm Sunday to Easter Sunday, with processions and reenactments throughout Mexico.
June 2 – 6, 2027
Ensenada
The second round of the SCORE World Desert Championship, an off-road race of approximately 500 miles on a loop course starting and finishing in Ensenada, Baja California.
August 2027 · date to be confirmed
Valle de Guadalupe · Ensenada
The annual wine festivities organized by Baja California's Comité Provino, with activities at the wineries of the Valle de Guadalupe and in Ensenada.