TECATE
“Our Magical Town”.
The only “Pueblo Magico” (places across the country that imbue certain characteristics that make them unique and historically significant) located on the border; where the Wine Route begins, with some of the oldest vineyards in the state.
It is also home to the world famous Tecate beer and the Best Destination Spa in the world for 4 years in a row, Rancho la Puerta. Here you’ll find one of the largest natural gems of Baja California: La Rumorosa. Be captivated by the unique landscapes and natural diversity!
What you need to know:
- There’s over 50 ranches and pool parks.
- Founded in 1892 and acknowledged as a “Pueblo Magico” in 2012 by SECTUR.
- Semi-warm and dry weather, temperature ranges from 50 to 71 F.
RESTAURANTS
The heart of Baja’s gastronomy has a countryside and rustic flavor; an independent proposal that has paved its own road. The culinary creations served here will surprise you on any season.
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OTHER ACTIVITIES
Discover why it was named “Pueblo Magico” , explore museums, food, traditions, history and the sacred Cuchuma mountain where ceremonies are carried out by the native Kumiais'.
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RANCHES
There's over 30 ranches and pool parks, surrounded by enormous rocks. Its location invites you to disconnect yourself from the city and to connect with nature. Here you can find “The Best Destination Spa in the world” title held for 4 consecutive years. There’s also a boutique hotel with panoramic views of the city.
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LODGING
Rest in one of our excellent hotels, where you can enjoy their services and in many of them sunrise with a rich breakfast, in addition to receiving as always excellent quality care. Sleep in the middle of the city in these spaces where the warmth of the heart of Baja California is felt.
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CULTURE
The culture vibe and museums are a witness to local history. At Museo Comunitario de Tecate you can learn about the beginnings of Tecate, as well as CEARTE, where different disciplinary artists display their artwork.
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WINERIES
The Wine Route begins here, known as “La Puerta Norte” (northern gateway) where the oldest vineyards in Mexico await; travel, discover the vineyards, vines and jot down the date for Fiestas de la Vendimia, which happens every year.
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