Camping in Baja is a truly unique experience. The stunning desert landscapes, the wide-open skies, and the incredible solitude make it a paradise for adventurers. But as we learned the hard way, Baja's beauty comes with its own set of challenges—challenges that can be made much easier with the right gear. Chief among these: don’t forget your rainfly.
Read MoreThe Sunrises At Conception Bay Are Unforgettable
Without knowing what to expect, we left Mulegé in the afternoon, eager to find a place to camp along the beach. Not driving very far, we dropped into the Conception Bay area and were immediately stunned by the beauty. A massive bay stretched before us, dotted with islands and ripe with camping spots nestled along its shores. The water shimmered under the late afternoon sun, and we instantly knew this was where we wanted to spend the night.
Read MoreConception Bay's Camping Fee Is Worth Every Penny
Conception Bay is one of Baja’s crown jewels when it comes to beach camping. With stunning views, serene waters, and an array of activities, it’s a must-visit destination for any road tripper. While many of the camping spots here require a fee, ranging from $5 to $35 depending on the location and amenities, the experience makes it well worth the cost. Here’s what you can expect when camping in Conception Bay and why it’s an unforgettable destination.
Read MoreThe Coolest Adventures We Found This Week
Adventure comes in all shapes and sizes, yet, we feel it is hard to discover new adventures. So, the editors at The Adventure Travel Network have teamed up to create a space highlighting the best adventures we have heard about each week. Without further adieu, we give you the coolest adventures we found this week:
Read MoreThese Are The 7 Prettiest Beach Camping Spots In Baja
Baja is a paradise for road trippers seeking unforgettable beach camping experiences. From secluded coves to bustling surf towns, the peninsula offers something for everyone—whether you're rolling in a van, RV, or car. Over the years, I’ve explored Baja’s coastline, discovering hidden gems and learning the ins and outs of camping in this beautiful region. The sheer diversity of landscapes and activities makes it a must-visit destination for anyone looking for an adventurous escape. Here are seven beach camping spots you don’t want to miss, along with what makes each one special and the best activities to enjoy in the area.
Read MoreI Caught My First Barrel Surfing Rancho Santana Nicaragua — And You Can Too
When I visited Rancho Santana, Nicaragua, I had one clear goal: surf a barrel. Despite almost 15 years of surfing experience, I had never successfully ridden inside a barrel and been spit out. Surfing Northern California's point breaks rarely presented opportunities for barrel riding, so this felt like my moment. To give myself the best shot, I enlisted the help of a surf instructor. Here’s how it all unfolded.
Read MoreBest Time to Spearfish in Baja
Spearfishing in Baja had been a dream of mine, but I could never pull the trigger until recently. The region is known as a cornucopia of delicious fish to catch regardless if you’re a seasoned diver, or a beginner. But, if you are like me, you’re probable wondering about the best times to plan your trip, the answer depends on what you’re looking to catch and where you’re heading.
Read MoreLa Ventana's Hot Springs On The Beach Are A Must-Visit
Hot springs on the beach sound like a dream, but in La Ventana, they’re a reality. Just north of this kite-surfing addicted city of Baja Sur lies Playa Agua Caliente, a unique beach where you can soak in natural hot springs at low tide along the Sea of Cortez. These hidden treasures bubble right out of the sand, offering an unforgettable experience for those who make the trip north. The trifecta of secluded beach, desert landscape, and floating islands makes this spot dreamy, at least that is how I felt.
Read MoreTodos Santos Best Sunset Hike is to the Abandoned Sugar Port
When Kristin and I were on a family vacation in Cerritos Beach, surfing and swimming filled most of our days. But we craved a change of pace and decided on a sunset hike to an abandoned sugar port near Todos Santos. What started as a spur-of-the-moment decision turned into the highlight of our trip, combining stunning views, historical intrigue, and an unforgettable sunset.
Read MoreWe Went Spearfishing Near Todos Santos
When you think of spearfishing in Todos Santos, images of clear waters, abundant marine life, and the thrill of the hunt likely come to mind. Our experience was all of that and more, even if we didn’t bring home a fresh catch. It was a day filled with exploration, breathtaking views, and underwater wonders that reminded us why we love this adventurous activity.
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