Parque Natural del Desierto Central de Baja California
Parque Natural del Desierto Central de Baja California
Parque Natural del Desierto Central de Baja California
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Ken D
Portland, OR988 contributions
Apr 2020
This place was incredible! The landscape looked out of this world with so many different types of cacti, like giant cardon and cirio. Spring time is a great time to visit because its not too hot and everything is in bloom. Stayed at a campground near the middle of the park. Just make sure you stock up on supplies and gas before visiting.
Written March 25, 2021
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JonatanGC
Tijuana, Mexico2 contributions
Mar 2014 • Friends
Traveler 8811, the way you speak about Mexico only shows your lack of knowledge and culture, it's kind of ironic you speak of intelligence on your review.
Baja is home to some of the most beautiful sceneries in the world. That "dry wasteland consisting on only rocks and cactus" you describe, is a World Heritage Site that makes you fell in love with the ocean view, the immense night stars, the giant cacti that can reach heights over 65 ft., the giant rock formations, the canyons, etc. You can also find some of the world's most beautiful beaches, like Mulege, where the water is crystal clear and you can adventure several hundred feet into the ocean and the water will be 3-4 feet deep.
Called the "aquarium of the world", the Gulf of California is home to a great diversity of marine life, where you can find giant Manta rays, Whale sharks, Sea turtles, Humboldt squids, and numerous kinds of fish and crustaceans. Baja is the perfect place for ecoturism, you have beautiful spots for camping, swimming, kayaking, hiking, off road crossing, etc. We don't have giant resorts full of concrete floors, fake gardens, and giant golf courses that waste great amounts of water because we don't want them. If you are like mr. TRAVELER 8811 and can't handle a dirt road or sleeping in a tent without AC, you can stay home and watch a travel channel, because this really isn't for you.
Baja is home to some of the most beautiful sceneries in the world. That "dry wasteland consisting on only rocks and cactus" you describe, is a World Heritage Site that makes you fell in love with the ocean view, the immense night stars, the giant cacti that can reach heights over 65 ft., the giant rock formations, the canyons, etc. You can also find some of the world's most beautiful beaches, like Mulege, where the water is crystal clear and you can adventure several hundred feet into the ocean and the water will be 3-4 feet deep.
Called the "aquarium of the world", the Gulf of California is home to a great diversity of marine life, where you can find giant Manta rays, Whale sharks, Sea turtles, Humboldt squids, and numerous kinds of fish and crustaceans. Baja is the perfect place for ecoturism, you have beautiful spots for camping, swimming, kayaking, hiking, off road crossing, etc. We don't have giant resorts full of concrete floors, fake gardens, and giant golf courses that waste great amounts of water because we don't want them. If you are like mr. TRAVELER 8811 and can't handle a dirt road or sleeping in a tent without AC, you can stay home and watch a travel channel, because this really isn't for you.
Written September 12, 2014
This review is the subjective opinion of a Tripadvisor member and not of Tripadvisor LLC. Tripadvisor performs checks on reviews.
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