San Felipe, a coastal town on the Gulf of California in the Mexican state of Baja California, has a rich and layered past that spans indigenous habitation, Spanish exploration, humble fishing camps and modern tourism. Its story is one of transformation — from a remote bay visited by early explorers to a destination for sun, […]

Nestled along the eastern coast of the Baja California Peninsula, the town of San Felipe and its surrounding desert, shoreline and bay habitats form a unique natural laboratory for bird watchers and nature-lovers alike. With a mixture of arid desert scrub, coastal mangroves or sandy shores, and the expansive waters of the Gulf of California (also called

Why Baja Is a Dream for RV Travelers Baja California, Mexico, is one of the most popular destinations for RV enthusiasts. With sunny weather, endless beaches, vibrant towns like San Felipe, and a relaxed pace of life, it’s no wonder travelers from the U.S. and Canada drive south each year. Baja offers both convenience—it’s just

There are places in the world that don’t just welcome you—they awaken you. Vee’s Ramada in Baja is one of those places. It’s more than a destination; it’s an experience woven from color, light, and landscape. The desert’s golden sands, the turquoise sea, and the fiery sunsets create a canvas so vivid that it feels

There’s something magical about spending the day by the coast. Whether you’re walking sandy beaches, exploring desert trails that meet the sea, or taking in the salty air from your RV site, coastal adventures bring both excitement and serenity. But after a full day of sunshine, sea breeze, and exploration, the body craves rest. The

Nestled just a very short drive from El Dorado Ranch (just across the street actually), San Felipe Brewing Co. is a creative and inviting microbrewery that offers more than just expertly crafted beer—it delivers community, comfort, and a striking sense of place. Location & Background Situated at México 5, km 178–179 near El Dorado Ranch—the

San Felipe, Baja California, is best known for its relaxed desert-meets-sea vibe, warm waters of the Sea of Cortez, and endless stretches of beach. But for those who take the time to explore, there’s another treasure waiting at the tide’s edge—sand dollars. These delicate, sun-bleached discs are more than just pretty souvenirs; they’re a glimpse

Nestled on the edge of the Sea of Cortez in Baja California, the town of San Felipe is surrounded by dramatic desert and coastal scenery. Among these landscapes are natural saline deposits and a salt‑harvesting tradition less industrial—but deeply rooted—than the massive salt works in Baja California Sur. 1. The Salt Landscape North of San Felipe As you drive north

Baja California is one of the top whale-watching destinations in the world. Every year, thousands of gray whales, humpbacks, and even blue whales migrate through the warm waters of the Sea of Cortez and the Pacific coast, putting on a breathtaking show for visitors. If you're staying at Vee’s Ramada in San Felipe, you’re in

1 | Where Desert Meets the Sea Twenty-five minutes south of downtown San Felipe, at Km 20.5 of Highway-5, sits Percebu Lodge—sometimes called Chenowth Legacy Lodge—right on the tranquil lagoon locals know as Laguna Percebu Chenowth Legacy Lodge. Ringed by cinnamon-colored desert hills on one side and the emerald Sea of Cortez on the other,