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Ensenada Backcountry

Tourist Attractions. Things to Do

The Ensenada backcountry is one of the main tourist attractions of Baja California.

Most of the Ensenada municipality can be classified as back country.

This region, of approximately 20,000 square miles, offers woods, desert wilderness, coasts and unique towns.

Towns and Villages
Within the Ensenada Back Country

To visit and enjoy these towns you may need several days since some of them are separated by hundreds of miles from each other.

  • Bahia de Los Angeles

  • Bajamar

  • Cataviña

  • La Bufadora

  • San Antonio Necua

  • San Quintín

  • Santa Rosalillita

  • Valle de Guadalupe

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    Attractions and Things to Do in the Ensenada Countryside

  • Blow Hole

  • Boo Jum

  • Cave Paintings

  • Elephant Tree

  • Giant Cardon

  • Laguna Hanson

  • Rock Garden

  • Wineyards

  • In addition to admire the special beauty of its natural and protected areas, in this unspoiled wilderness you can practice outdoor activities such as ecotourism, walking, mountain bike, camping, hiking, backpacking, surfing and diving. And is also an ideal setting for perfect star-watching. A large part of the Ensenada countryside remains much the same as it was hundreds of years ago, thanks to the rugged terrain and water shortages. This area is for Nature lovers who enjoy privacy and beauty.

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