If you're in Tijuana, I highly recommend taking a taxi over from the city to spend some time…read moreexploring this walkway. The drive over from downtown Tijuana is picturesque, with rolling hills and the border wall on your right, and the giant Pacific looming ahead of you. When I went in April 2021, you could only access the Malecon from the north entrance by the border wall. You had to get your temperature taken & then you were given hand sanitizer. Walker traffic was only allowed to flow north to south. The views along the walkway are beautiful. It really seems to attract more locals than tourists. There are vendors selling snacks and souvenirs and plenty of restaurants nearby.

The Malecon is a great taste of Mexico…read more So many great spots to stop and get drinks and food.

El Jardin is a food court with about 7 different types of options for food. They have hot dogs,…read morehamburgers, sushi, arepas, wings, etc. I like that they offer a variety of items, but when I'm in TJ, I want Mexican food LOL. There is also a small playground in the middle, which makes this place a great spot for families. My friend's daughter wanted wings, so we ordered some from District. We decided to get food Mercado Norte instead and ordered the huarache de carne asada, flautas, 2 gorditas, and 3 horchatas. I was wondering why it took a long time to get our drinks, but since they ran out of ice, we ended up only get one horchata and had to ask for a refund before we left. The wings were drenched in sauce and were pretty tasty. I only tried the buffalo version, but she also got terriyaki? I liked how Mercado Norte presented our food- it looked pretty and was decorated nicely. Everything we ordered was delicious and very filling. The horchata tasted great as well- too bad we couldn't get more though!

I love the gastro park scene in Tijuana. El Jardín is covered, has WiFi, and accepts credit cards…read more There is a parking lot out front and a play structure inside. They absolutely delivery with Uber Eats. We dined in. I got an individual pizza and small salad from Gambino's. The dough was handmade and delicious! My boyfriend got the Combo 1 at La Hot-dogueria. The staff were helpful, the fries were great, and he enjoyed the hot dog. He also got a large sushi roll from Ryokan which he said was a high quality tuna. The bar, Tepoztecatl, might have been our favorite stop. It has a good selection of beer and a really sweet woman bartender. We didn't try every restaurant today but I am sure we will. 5 stars for El Jardín.

Great place. Although sometimes it smells, but I blame both Mexico and the US. Once they fix that…read moreproblem. It will be great

I love these trails. They are beautiful in spring. I just wish they didn't spray pesticidesread more

While visiting San Diego, you must take the time to visit Border Field State Park. Not only is it…read morecool to say you have been to the furthest southwest corner of the USA, you can also see this beautiful beach that feels very "remote" despite being so close to a major metropolitan area. But the most important reason to visit is to experience the humanity of it all, realize Mexico is our friend and ally and just over that wall. It's sad how militarized the wall is on our side - we can't get anywhere near it while on the Mexico side they are enjoying life and walking right up to it. It really helps give you perspective!

I took the hike out to the beach and "southwestern most point" on an overcast day in May…read more Incidentally - while these "extreme" points are somewhat ceremonial- I've been fortunate to now have visited all 4 corners of the continental US. SW most here, southernmost in Key West, NE most at Quoddy Head Maine and NW most at Neah Bay Washington. There should be some effort required to reach the extreme of anything and Border Field fits the bill. The walk out to the wall and border is a mile ++ of pavement, horse-trails, deep-soft sand and then a beach-walk to the border. Expect the border patrol to be interested in your activities, but also say hi and thank these guys for protecting our border and protecting US citizens. Plenty of folks on the Mexico-side taking pictures of me / taking pictures of them. The Friendship area and most of the state-park seems neglected of maintenance and significantly overgrown. Regardless - this is a beautiful corner of the world and well worth the extra effort to visit.

Good place to make friends such nice and wonderful people go here to have fun…read more look at what this young and formal young man put on the table

I used to walk around this secret park years ago and it was a decent well kept park devoid of…read moreghetto spray painted tagging with a nice functional safe and clean playground, private and street parking and a roundabout. Through the years, however, damage on the slide with a danger sign for kids not to slide on has occurred with miscreants tagging up the Nestor Neighborhood Park sign. The portapottie is locked and unusable. Litter does not make it into the numerous trash cans available, and the well stocked pet plastic bags for biological pet waste isn't responsibly used by some owners walking their dog! What a disappointment! It has such a great potential of being a nice secluded secretly tucked away park with lush green grass and nice trees with picnic tables, barbecue grills, and trash cans at each table to help keep it clean if everyone would just be responsible in doing their part to clean up after themselves and their pets. I gave it an extra star because I did feel safe walking around there with a group of teens practicing their quincenera dance routine as well as a little kiddie organized soccer league playing in the back field. We can all help to keep this park clean, unlittered and well maintained by keeping pride and value to our surroundings. This is a public place for EVERYONE to enjoy! Why destroy it or claim it as yours with unwarranted unsolicited not even graffiti art or "tagging."

Beautiful walk! Easy to park. I really like the informational pop up factoids along the path.read more

There are numerous trails here. The park is just North of the border with Mexico. Great view to…read moreTijuana, and the Pacific Ocean. We didn't see much birdlife, but good to be among the natural habitat. Plenty of parking, ready trails, few visitors, unisex bathroom, and a couple of picnic tables make for a pleasant afternoon.