Ensenada Municipality

A wine-producing seaport on Baja's Pacific coast, where Valle de Guadalupe wineries, fish tacos, and a marine geyser delight the senses.

Ensenada is located in the northwestern part of Mexico's Baja California peninsula, bordering the Pacific Ocean's Todos Santos Bay. It is Mexico's most famous wine-producing region, with the Valle de Guadalupe hosting numerous wineries and the Museum of the Vine and Wine. In the city, visitors can explore the malecon, the black market fish market, Hussong's Cantina, and the Riviera Cultural Center, while the La Bufadora marine geyser to the south is a spectacular sight. San Miguel is popular for surfing. Spring and autumn offer pleasant weather, and the wineries hold harvest festivals in August. Visitors can drive from Tijuana along the scenic coastal highway, and cruise ships also dock at the port.

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