Baja California boasts 5 UNESCO World Heritage Sites, 9 untouchable Biosphere Reserves,the world's largest collection of thousand-year-old cave paintings, the only coral reef in the North Pacific, and more than 30 uninhabited islands in the Sea of Cortes teeming with marine and terrestrial life.

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The Mexican peninsula is considered the best place in the world for Whale Watching.Every year, some 5,000 gray, humpback and blue whales reach the Baja's shores to breed or mate. 

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Different desert landscapes, ancient missions from the 1700s, and Wild West-style villages where rural communities still live as they did 200 years ago make the Baja a truly unique destination.

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More than 30 percent of its territory has not been explored to date.

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