Not in the best neighborhood and not super well kept but she still is beautiful. Drive there from…read morethe main road is not far so it is easy to get there with GPS.

This is a very cool and very much not inhabited house in the middle of a neighborhood. To find:…read moreHeading south from Rosarito on free road. Drive about 3-4 miles from Las Rocas resort. Turn left at Oxxo under toll road Take first right on Blv Puerto Nuevo and immediately right on Calle Cancun drive to end and turn right at salmon house and then immediately left. House is ahead in left.

Nice spot to stop and enjoy the view along with the beautiful ocean breeze. They have picnic…read moretables, vendors selling candies, fruits and drinks, as well as restrooms for 5 pesos per use. Stop by if you have time and support local vendors

Really nice view point on way to Ensenada. It's peaceful and the view is amazing. They also have…read morecovered picnic tables to eat at. We didn't really eat at them we smoked a joint instead lol they have public restrooms and there are a couple food vendors that sell traditional Mexican sweets and freshly cut coconuts. Definitely one of the best viewpoints I've stopped at. Highly recommended.

Love it here Only…read moreone hour drive from Rosarito, nice coastal drive Every time I come here, I feel safe, food is awesome, drinks are amazing and hospitality is great Ambiance is relaxing and chill

Review 51 Ensenada…read moreis where you want to go if you drove in from the states, everyone here is relaxed and in another time zone. You'll feel as if you've warped into another world. "Manana" is the attitude here and don't waste your time rushing the locals... you should be doing as they do :D Another noticeable will be the massive drop in food cost! Enjoy your stay and follow traffic laws. Red light means STOP in Mexico: "NO RIGHT TURNS ALLOWED" unless you want to payout some money. Plan B

Weird. Cool? They…read morelook like funky mini golf course statues. One of them looks like toast.

I love random stuffs and these two are definitely random.read more

It's quick and fun. Actually 111 Steps. Nothing crazy but if you're in the area. La Mesa has…read moremore but this is just off the freeway.

Challenging and it's definitely steep. As 68 years old, this is doable. Slow & steady. 02Sept24read more

This is only my second year coming to Starlight circle but it has quickly become one of my favorite…read moreplaces to see lights. It is located right by Santana High School, which they open for parking and bathrooms! So there will always be a spot to park, even if it's a little far. We usually drive it though, since it's like one huge circle of a street. There's beautifully lit houses, light shows, art, and blow ups out! A good portion of the houses also had stands in front of them where they sold hot chocolate, tameles (one of the best I've ever had), macrons, kettle corn, cup of noodles, hot apple cider, and other holiday snacks! You can drive it as many times as you want, just look out for people walking! I highly recommend this is a free holiday must see in San Diego.

Our favorite family holiday outing! This was our 13th year and the houses never disappoint! Fun…read moreholiday lights and decor with neighbors selling yummy treats and crafts. Parking is made easy with a convenient lot at the nigh school down the street.

So fun. I love local quirky things like this. My wife and daughter have traversed the intersection…read moreand are taking photos. lol

OK... I drove by The Lips yesterday and noticed that the weeds are starting to grow in front,…read moreblocking the view. Lip Lovers, Inc. needs to get out there and do some tidying up! Also, Abigail N. mentioned that the gift shop is not open - that needs to change. Come on, folks, let's not neglect this regional treasure!

Jorge is amazing, friendly, and willing to go the extra mile! We have used his service several time…read moreand is always on time and never disappoints. He even made a cheese , cracker, and meat spread for our wine tour!

I was aboard the Carnival Firenze this week and sent a message late Tuesday night asking if we…read morecould get a driving tour of Ensenada the next day. Despite the late hour, after 5 pm, I received a response from Jorge saying that he could indeed accommodate our group of 7 adults and 4 children. Sure enough, the next morning, Jorge and his 14-passenger van met us shortly after the cruise docked. We proceeded on a 4.5 hour tour that included stops at the beach, Bar Andaluz for margaritas, a tour of the cultural center, a fantastic meal, a Mezcal tasting room and some shopping. Highly recommend!

This place is not what it used to be 10+ years ago. There used to be a collection of small homes…read morewith shorter doorways and windows/ceilings lower to the ground...homes built for little people to live in. It was cool to see accesible housing. This home...I actually don't think it is even that. The house looks like a normal home, and WOW it is extremely difficult to even see this house. The road to get here is extremely steep, NARROW, fast-moving with irritated drivers, and absolutely no parking. There is also a lot of construction going on throughout the road. I really don't recommend wasting your time or gas money coming here.

It's not so much seeing the house as it is driving down through the canyon off the top of Hillside…read moreDrive after driving by the house that is the treat. You'll see breathtaking views of the Pacific and La Jolla so beautifully situated beneath. The houses along that drive are jaw droppers too. Just drive by... you'll enjoy the views!

Sunday, unfortunately majority of the shops were closed BUT we got to see gorgeous works of art on…read morethe closed doors. Will have to come again to see what treasures lie behind the doors.

I always loved passing through this alley when I lived in Tijuana and went back to visit this…read moreweekend. I ADORE that small creators and artists are able to set up, sell and showcase their creations, hobbies and interests at any given day. Went on a Monday but still saw stands where they sold cookies in forms of iconic characters (Hello Kitty, Anime, etc), stickers (3 for $10 pesos (=0.50 USD cents, what a deal!), books, wood carvings, musicians, gems, art, etc, etc. It's a nice little display of a taste of the cultural heart Tijuana holds. Also saw these Hello Kitty ponchos and thought they were the cutest things!!! I love that this area is still open and thriving for all after all these years.