Tijuana

• Casual wear and a lightweight jacket for mild weather, especially at night.
• Comfortable footwear for exploring the city.
• Sunscreen and sunglasses for outdoor walks.

Ensenada

• Layered clothing to adapt to the changing coastal climate.
• Comfortable walking shoes, ideal for tours in the Guadalupe Valley.

Mexicali

• Light clothing, preferably made of cotton, and a hat or cap for the heat in the mornings and evenings.
• Heavy-duty sunscreen.
• Mosquito repellent if you visit the Mexicali Valley.
• Reusable water bottle, as it is essential to stay hydrated.

Rosarito

• Swimsuit and sandals to enjoy its beaches.
• Quick-drying towel and light day wear
• A lightweight jacket for cool nights.

San Felipe

• Sandals and swimwear to enjoy the sea and sand.
• Insect repellent, especially in the hot season
• Boots or closed footwear for exploring natural areas.
• Hat or cap to protect yourself from the sun.

San Quentin

• Clothes for cool weather, especially during the nights.
• Boots or closed footwear to explore natural and protected areas such as San Pedro Mártir or the Volcanic Valley.
• Sandals and swimwear to enjoy the beach or Bay of Angels.

Tecate

• Comfortable clothing and footwear for light hikes.
• Hat or cap to protect yourself from the sun.
• A reusable water bottle, especially if you plan to visit La Rumorosa.

• To travel in bus or plane within Mexico: A valid official identification, such as INE or passport.
• To cross to San Diego, California, make sure you bring your current visa and passport. Permanent residents in the U.S. U.S. states must carry their green card.
• If you are traveling by land, it is important to review the requirements at border crossings, since documentation is essential to return to your country of origin.

CBX is a closed pedestrian airlift intended exclusively for passengers from Tijuana Airport who cross the border between the United States and Mexico as part of their trip. Come and meet him and enjoy the connectivity in the city!

Modern airports and a very secure highway system have made the untamed landscapes of Baja California available to the world. International airports such as Tijuana, the fourth most important in the country and the bridge between Latin America and Asia, or Mexicali, connecting the most important cities in Mexico, the United States and Canada, offer visitors first-class aeronautical facilities. In turn, Ensenada and San Felipe have very good airports for private use, which make air transport even more efficient.

The main air gateway to the State is Tijuana International Airport, B.C. where there is service from the main national airlines to all parts of the country. An average of 120 flights are made daily, and the airport has two runways with lengths of 9 and 12 thousand feet that cover the different needs of commercial and private flights.

There are also airports in San Felipe and Ensenada but they do not operate commercial flights, however, there are 14 daily flights in Mexicali with three of the main airlines in Mexico.

Modern airports and a very secure highway system have made the untamed landscapes of Baja California available to the world. International airports such as Tijuana, the fourth most important in the country and the bridge between Latin America and Asia, or Mexicali, connecting the most important cities in Mexico, the United States and Canada, offer visitors first-class aeronautical facilities. In turn, Ensenada and San Felipe have very good airports for private use, which make air transport even more efficient.

The main air gateway to the State is Tijuana International Airport, B.C. where there is service from the main national airlines to all parts of the country. An average of 120 flights are carried out daily, the airport has two runways with lengths of 9 and 12 thousand feet that cover the different needs of commercial and private flights.

There are also airports in San Felipe and Ensenada but they do not operate commercial flights, however, there are 14 daily flights in Mexicali with three of the main airlines in Mexico.

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Airports

Tijuana International Airport

• International Highway s/n Mesa de Otay
• (664) 607-8201 and (664) 607-8200

Mexicali International Airport

• 14.6mi Mesa de Andrade Col. Mariano Abasolo
• (686) 552-2317

San Felipe Airport

• 8.3 mi Airport Road
• (686) 577-1368 and (686) 577-1858

Cove

• Airbase No. 3 El Ciprés International Airport
• (646) 173-3382

clues

Ensenada (ENS)

• Location: 31°47.683'N, 116°36.050'W
• Tracks: 11/29 - 5721'
• Freq.: 119.75

Rancho Magaña

• Location: 30°38.397'N, 115°57.970'W
• Tracks: 11/29 - 4000'
• Frequency: 123.3

Bahia de los Angeles (BLX)

• Location: 28°58.241'N, 113°33.520'W
• Tracks: 15/33 - 4846'
• Freq.:123.3

Guerrero Negro(GRN)

• Location: 28°01.176'N, 114°00.924'W
• Tracks: 12/30 - 7126'
• Freq.:123.3

San Felipe (SFE)

• Location: 30°55.883'N, 114°48.533'W
• Tracks: 31/31 - 4900'
• Freq.: 118.5

Regular hours:

• Tijuana, Ensenada, Rosarito and Mexicali: Shops and restaurants usually open early, around 9:00 a.m. and may close as early as 10:00 p.m. Some bars operate until dawn, between 1:00 a.m. and 3:00 a.m.
• Tecate: More relaxed schedules, generally from 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. It is advisable to check directly with the place you are planning to visit.

• San Quintín and San Felipe: Varies depending on the season of the year. It is advisable to check directly with the place you are planning to visit.

Holidays and closures:

• In the Guadalupe Valley, many restaurants and vineyards are mainly open on weekends, starting on Wednesday or Thursday.
• Some dates such as Christmas Eve, Christmas or New Year have limited hours. It is advisable to check directly with the place you are planning to visit.

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