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November 30
Morning. Start your day with a visit to La Bufadora [25010], a natural blowhole that shoots water up to 100 feet in the air. Watch the waves crash against the cliffs and feel the mist from the blowhole on your face.
Afternoon. Head to the Ensenada Fish Market, where you can sample some of the freshest seafood in the region. Try some ceviche, fish tacos, or a seafood cocktail.
day 2
December 1
Morning. Take a drive along the scenic Highway 1, which winds along the coast and offers stunning views of the Pacific Ocean. Stop at one of the many roadside stands to sample some fresh produce, like strawberries, avocados, or tomatoes.
Afternoon. Visit the Bodegas de Santo Tomas, one of the oldest wineries in Baja California. Take a tour of the vineyards and learn about the winemaking process, followed by a tasting of some of their award-winning wines.
day 3
December 2
Morning. Start your day with a visit to the Estero Beach Hotel and Resort, a beachfront property that offers a variety of activities, including kayaking, fishing, and horseback riding. Relax on the beach or take a dip in the pool.
Afternoon. Spend the afternoon at La Ruta del Vino, a wine route that features over 50 wineries. Stop at a few of the wineries to sample some of the region's best wines and enjoy the scenic views of the vineyards.
day 4
December 3
Morning. Take a trip to La Lobera, a sea lion colony located on a rocky outcropping near Punta Banda. Watch the sea lions bask in the sun and hear them bark and play.
Afternoon. Visit the Centro Social, C vico y Cultural Riviera de Ensenada, a cultural center that hosts a variety of events, including concerts, art exhibits, and film screenings. Explore the galleries and learn about the local arts scene.
day 5
December 4
Morning. Start your day with a visit to the La Bufadora [25010], a natural blowhole that shoots water up to 100 feet in the air. Watch the waves crash against the cliffs and feel the mist from the blowhole on your face.
Afternoon. Explore the Mercado Negro, a bustling fish market where you can buy fresh seafood to take home or have it cooked on the spot. Try some of the local specialties, like sea urchin or abalone.
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