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Baja, a magical place

When you are 18 years old everyone tells you what you have to do with your life as if it was as simple as picking what clothes to wear that day. I was weird because I did the complete opposite, I packed my bags and left everything behind seeking adventure and freedom.


Hugo standing on an infinity pool in Hotel Todo Bien overlooking the Sea of Cortes

Life is so short, in a blink of an eye it's over. As a Mexican, I see death as a friend, someone I will meet someday, with that in mind, I tried to live life to the fullest. To explore Baja to the fullest and get lost in the process.


Baja became my home.

A sunset in La Paz with a mountain and a solo cactus in sight

Baja became my home and people always asked me what makes Baja a magical place? My response was always different because I always kept exploring and finding new beaches, restaurants, activities and met new people. 


Baja has this mysticism that grabs you by surprise once you leave the resorts and tourist attractions. It feels as if you have traveled back in time because nothing is fast paced, nothing is pretentious, everything is just right. 


Whether you are eating carne asada tacos with Don Agustin in San Ignacio, drinking a cerveza in San Felipe watching the trophy trucks drive by or snorkeling with whale sharks in La Paz, there is something for everyone in Baja. Luckily for me I love everything Baja has to offer.


A baja highway seen from above going towards Sierra San Francisco
Baja Toto sign in La Paz
















With all the noise that surrounds us every day, Baja is the perfect place to escape, discover and be yourself. You don't need to pretend here, people are genuinely kind and friendly and will treat you as if you are part of the familia 


I encourage you to fly or even better, drive to Baja and fall in love with this magical place as I did myself. Who knows, maybe we will run into each other and talk for hours while we drink some beers! 




 
 
 

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