Baja CaliforniaJust south of the California border lies Baja - land of beautiful beaches, remote deserts and crystalline waters. Whether you want to view ancient Indian rock art, catch a wave off Islas de Todos Santos or find the best margarita in Ensenada, Lonely Planet reveals the best of Baja California on and off the tourist track. * extensive new coverage of diving, surfing, snorkeling, whale-watching, fishing and bicycling in Baja * 39 detailed maps, including a full-color Baja highlights map * details for travelers of every budget on where to stay - from resort hotels to desert camps - and what to eat - from biftec to lobster burritos on the beach * thorough information on Baja's unique animals, plants and parks * a practical Spanish language section and glossary |
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Contents
INTRODUCTION | 9 |
Geography | 19 |
FACTS FOR THE VISITOR | 39 |
Customs | 45 |
Newspapers Magazines | 53 |
OUTDOOR ACTIVITIES | 78 |
GETTING THERE AWAY | 87 |
GETTING AROUND | 94 |
Around Ensenada | 146 |
DESIERTO DEL COLORADO | 171 |
Around Mexicali | 185 |
DESIERTO CENTRAL LLANO DE MAGDALENA | 198 |
Santa Rosalillita | 206 |
Bahfa San Francisquito | 212 |
CAPE REGION | 251 |
Around La Paz | 266 |
LA FRONTERA | 102 |
Around Tecate | 129 |
Around Playas de Rosarito | 137 |
INTERNET DIRECTORY | 304 |
GLOSSARY | 312 |
Copyright | |