You must try the fish or shrimp tacos at the end of the open market closest to the blow hole. They are legit and super yummy. They also bake these giant clams right on the grill that are seriously the best thing I may have ever eaten. The public restrooms cost $0.50 to use, however if you are at Habana... More

Sure, it is a nice sight to behold, for five minutes at the very most. Everything else is are just restaurants and stores. A real tourist trap. I came here by a cruise and really regretted not doing the other activities that were more fun.

Horrible, over hyped, dirty and full of smells. It is a traditional place though that you have to visit once in your life.

i love the local shops and stores. personally i have been retreating to this city for the last 16 ;years and would recommend it to everyone....very friendly as well as English speaking merchant who love to satisfy guests as well as get you the best deal when purchasing from the markets...make sure you barter...they respect it and also love to... More

We toured this blow hole on a shore excursion from the Sapphire Princess cruise ship. What a great day! It is just amazing to stand and watch the water simply explode! The scenery is stunning too. Our guide told us there were only three blowholes like this in the world - one in Maui, and another in Australia. There are... More

Just got back from my quick Ensenada spring break trip and had to make a trip to the blow hole and flea market. the blow hole experience is so much fun, I never get tried of seeing the water explode from the blow hole. Also the flea market is better than ever with lots of food and drink choices.

Watch out for the Viagra sales man! The set up is you walk past an alley of things for sale & when we went a man was dressed up like a big blue pill with an erection trying to sell viagra to tourists.

We sat outside, ate tacos, and had the perfect view of the Ocean! Kodiak Moment! If your going to Ensenada, you must go to La Bufadora.

Great height of the wave and noise if the tide is incoming. Loud music blaring from bars (in the am even) takes away from experience. Vendors are hurting there if your a shopper.