Rosela & George
Things To Do / Que hacer
Corona del Valle
George and I come to this place every time we come to the Valley. We love the view, the wine tasting and the food. They have an indoor and outdoor section. The place is huge and they even bikes for guests to use if you feel like it. Reservations are not needed but recommended during the weekend since it gets very very busy in the Valley.
Deckmans
You'll book a reservation here if you're a foodie. This is by far one of the best dining experiences in the Valley with a dine alfresco among the grapes. Drink wine made on-site. Meet the head chef, Drew Deckman. Watch the head chef and talented staff cook over open flame, near your table. Surrender to the meal. Get a little bit of everything and share it! Enjoy the sights and smells of wine country in Baja. RESERVATION IS A MUST here, just making sure you get the message, But during the weekend the Valley gets pretty crowded and if you want to it, you better make a reservation :)
Finca Altozano
EVERYTHING here is soooo good! you dine outdoors, the food is cooked when you order, the staff is super friendly and the property is big.. Another excellent choice for dining. Reservations are preferred since this place is very popular... especially during the weekend.
La Guerrerense
On an inconspicuous corner in downtown Ensenada sits quite possibly one of the most famous street food carts in the world. Anthony Bourdain dubbed it "absolutely phenomenal", and believe us, it was nothing short. The wide variety of ceviche and tostadas, from sea urchin to shrimp, is the freshest of the fresh. Believe us, you do not want to miss it.
Hussong’s Cantina
The oldest and perhaps liveliest cantina in the Californias has been serving tequila since 1892. A Friday or Saturday night will be packed with locals, a sprinkling of tourists and touting mariachis. The history is fascinating, so request the leaflet (in English and Spanish).
Papas & Beer Ensenada
Nightclub and bar
La Bufadora Ensenada BC Mexico
This natural phenomena attracts visitors from all over Mexico and the world. La Bufadora, meaning “blow hole” in Spanish, is a marine geyser that shoots seawater several meters into the air! This is the only ocean geyser in all of North America, making it a rare treat to see. Visitors should be warned that you will get misted or wet depending on how big the blow is. Once you get there, the walkway is lined with vendors selling all the traditional Mexican favorites like blankets, maracas, and sling shots. Grab some fresh churros or a carne asada taco as you walk around—and don’t forget to see the main attraction!
Download the Guadalupe Valley App VCC+
Will show you where to eat, stay, wineries and other places you can go. It has a map to show you what's the closest place and how to get there