Hidden Baja

Harris reviews Baja's famed attractions. Then he invites the reader to go further by exploring "hidden" spots, including small inns and local restaurants in Ensenada, La Paz and Los Cabos. The guide also focuses on adventure travel with detailed information on beaches, parks, and outdoor activities.

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Experienced and well-respected travel writer Richard Harris balances coverage of Baja's growing travel facilities-including the new mega-resorts, villas and beachside restaurants around Los Cabos--with extensive details on the peninsula's many natural attractions, adventure activities and sleepy coastal towns. Truly two guides in one, Hidden Bajo serves as both a travel guide and an outdoor handbook for those looking to experience Baja by foot, bike, kayak, surfboard or scuba.
- Beaches: Over 50 choices including ones with swimming, surfing and windsurfing - Outdoor adventures at inland parks including hiking and biking, plus camping at over 3 dozen sports both inland and beachfront - Lodging choices including over 2 dozen luxurious resorts, over 3 dozen deluxe hotels and 3 dozen bargain inns including places like Gecko Camp - Reveals Baja's history and culture at old mission churches, indigenous sites and even 8 museums THE HIDDEN GUIDES Major sights National and state parks Off the beaten tourist track Popular attractions Beaches Popular with locals but overlooked by travellers Unique hotels Adventure activities Local restaurants Unique to the destination Shopping Nightlife Annual events and festivals