| Similar to Mexico's
mainland which is due east, across The Sea of Cortez, |
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| Baja is a beautiful desert
region populated by Native Indians, Mexicans and |
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| retired San
Diegans. Many Asians have opened business's along the
border. |
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| Border towns have elaborate Chinese restaurants. Just about every
ethnic |
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| group is
represented. |
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| Baja is a treasure.
Breathtaking coastlines, mountains and desert areas - like |
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| the Saguaro Cactus
"forest" - make this an exciting travel destination. There is |
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| beauty beyond imagination. |
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| With a few exceptions, most
of the towns are very small. Dirt roads are not un- |
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| common; In fact the
occasional dirt-floor - of a residence - may be seen. |
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| Roadside taco-stands are
plentiful. Coastal cities offer seafood-tacos as |
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| well as sophisticated seafood
restaurants... |
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| Watching the National
Geographic Magazine people watching the whales in |
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SCAMMON'S LAGOON fills up a day very fast. |
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Three towns in Baja: |
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CABO SAN LUCAS, MEXICO - Lands End |
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LORETO - The first capital of the Californias |
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MULEGE
- "Maybe the prettiest little town in Baja." |
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LINKS TO BAJA CALIFORNIA |
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Baja.Com has general information about Baja California, Mexico. |
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BajaLinks has an extensive number of links. (Whale
information here.) |
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Fun Roads.Com
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Driving & General information |
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Mexico Vacations
"Colonial
Cities, Family Travel, Lakes, Ruins, Scuba Diving, Shopping, Tourist
Attractions" |
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MexOnline - This is a good comprehensive site
about Baja. |
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Trip
Advisor has CABO Information: Hotels, Deals, Trop Storm Info... |
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