Tijuana and Baja, made effortless.
Minutes from San Diego and a world away: Baja Med cooking, Valle de Guadalupe wine, oceanfront villas in Rosarito and a city with real energy.
Why Tijuana
Tijuana has become one of Mexico's most exciting places to eat and drink. Chefs here created Baja Med cuisine, the craft beer scene is serious, and the Caesar salad was invented on Avenida Revolución in the 1920s.
It's also the gateway to Baja California: Pacific beaches in Rosarito, lobster in Puerto Nuevo, whales off Ensenada and the vineyards of Valle de Guadalupe, all within about two hours. For travelers from the US, it may be the closest luxury escape there is.
Tijuana at a glance
- 30min
From Tijuana to the beaches of Rosarito
- 90min
To Valle de Guadalupe wine country
- 100+
Wineries in the Valle
- 1924
The year the Caesar salad was created on Avenida Revolución
Plan your Tijuana trip
Tijuana Concierge
A bilingual host for Tijuana, the coast and wine country.
Tijuana Villa Rental
Oceanfront homes, vineyard estates and city residences.
Tijuana Weddings
Vineyard and oceanfront weddings in Baja.
Tijuana Airport Transfers
TIJ, Cross Border Xpress and San Diego pickups.
Tijuana Events
Festivals, matches and fight nights in Tijuana and Baja.
What we arrange here
Border crossings
Door-to-door rides from San Diego, timed around wait times.
Wine country days
Private tastings and long lunches in Valle de Guadalupe.
Oceanfront villas
Cliffside homes in Rosarito and along the coast road.
Food tours
Tacos, Baja Med tasting menus and craft breweries with a local guide.
Security and transport
Bilingual drivers, armored SUVs and protection on request.
Medical travel support
Transfers, recovery stays and a bilingual host for clinic visits.
Areas we know best
- Zona RíoTijuanaThe business and dining district, with modern hotels and top restaurants.
- Avenida RevoluciónTijuanaThe historic strip, now full of bars, breweries and Caesar's original restaurant.
- Playas de TijuanaCoastThe seaside neighborhood where the border fence meets the Pacific.
- Rosarito and Puerto NuevoCoastBeach homes, sunsets and the famous lobster village, about 30 minutes south.
- Valle de GuadalupeWine countryMexico's best-known wine region, about 90 minutes from Tijuana.
- EnsenadaCoastSeafood, La Bufadora blowhole and gray whale watching in winter.
Tijuana questions
What's the easiest way to get to Tijuana?
From the US, most guests fly into San Diego and we drive them across the border door to door. If you're flying from elsewhere in Mexico, you'll land at TIJ, and Cross Border Xpress (CBX) lets you walk between the airport and the US side.
How long does the border take?
Entering Mexico is usually quick. Returning to the US can take anywhere from minutes to a few hours depending on the day and time. We plan your return around the wait and can use SENTRI or Ready Lane if you're eligible.
What do I need to cross?
US citizens need a passport or passport card. Requirements vary by nationality and length of stay, so we'll confirm exactly what you need when you book.
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We come back with a plan, options and pricing within a day.