Until relatively recently, the term “alternative tourism” was practically unknown or, failing that, was given little promotion since traditional tourism was favored by various programs, budgets and projects. However, the same diversification of the sector has led us to be more specific, to the extent that there is a difference between a tourist and an
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For years, the unique environment of the Baja California peninsula has been an inspiration for those who visit. In fact, it was the exotic beauty of this desert between two seas that led to its conquest centuries ago by pirates, missionaries and explorers, including the first settlers, the Guaycuras, Pericues and Cochimies Indians who adapted
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The Zacatal was a 495-acre property located about six miles south of Loreto and owned by don Juan Garayzar Larrinaga. Don Juan knew that the land on the ranch was very fertile and decided to plant vineyards. The press and the mill used to make the wine were donated to Don Juan by the Santo
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Located on the slopes of the Sierra de la Laguna, an hour and a half south of La Paz and an hour and 15 minutes from San Jose del Cabo following highway number 1, San Bartolo is a paradise in the middle of the desert; an oasis in a corner of the State of Baja
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