The Yucatan Peninsula attracts every type of traveler with an unrivaled blend of tourist resorts, rustic lodges, ancient Maya culture, beautiful beaches, exciting adventures and welcomes more visitors than any other part of Mexico. Or think of Baja California : do you imagine a dry and desolate land? Well, not really... Baja has preserved its wild nature and its uncontaminated nature, offering the traveler with a minimum of adaptation ability, its beaches and lagoons, places of meeting of huge cetaceans, the placid atmospheres of its towns, its exquisite cuisine.
For a long time considered an arid and desolate area, Baja California, until all the sixties, has been the target of a few brave people, such as John Wayne and Ernest Hemingway, for example, who beyond appearances and overcoming even with their financial resources the difficulties encountered, enjoyed the wonders of this strip of land. Then, in the mid-1970s, the construction of State Road 1, zigzagging from coast to coast, linked the peninsula extreme points, making such wonders accessible to many other adventurous travelers.
