Talking about the cuisine of San Quintín is talking about hard work, attention to detail, and simple dishes capable of surprising the most demanding palates, with the freshness and unparalleled flavor of oysters fresh from the sea, directly from local producers to your table, with dishes made with ingredients from the region, ensuring freshness in every bite, turning it into a gastronomic experience that combines perfectly with the landscape.

Crab with paprika is a dish that you can try at the famous Molino Viejo restaurant, or if you're looking for a completely local experience, don't forget to try the soups grown in the region, either in cocktail or au gratin.

Discover a unique landscape in San Quintín, where ancient extinct volcanoes tower over the Mexican Pacific coast. These basaltic formations, such as Monte Ceniza, Punta Mazo and Riverol, offer spectacular views and a perfect environment for adventure.

At their feet, the San Quintín wetlands, called "Los Humedales" are home to an incredible diversity of migratory birds and marine life. This ecosystem is ideal for ecotourism, with opportunities for birdwatching and kayaking.

Live the experience of walking among craters, exploring natural trails and connecting with biodiversity in this surprising corner of Baja California.

Sierra de San Pedro Mártir, located at the highest point of Baja California, is a natural paradise that offers breathtaking landscapes and rich biodiversity. This national park is the perfect destination for nature and adventure lovers, offering unique experiences in every season of the year.

During the months of October to February, San Pedro Mártir is transformed into a winter landscape, with snowfall covering its peaks and valleys. Temperatures can drop to -9°C, creating an ideal environment for those who enjoy the cold and want to experience snow without leaving México. It's important to equip yourself properly for the cold weather and check the park's conditions before planning your visit, as well as having a suitable vehicle and optimal clothing for low temperatures.

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In San Quintín, you will also find desert landscapes that will dazzle you, such as the impressive Valle de los Cirios or the Cataviña oasis, surrounded by palm trees and water wells to cool off.

If you are passionate about dreamy landscapes and night skies, prepare your vacation to San Quintín with a mandatory stop at the National Astronomical Observatory of the Sierra de San Pedro Mártir, where you can observe the telescopes that are used by scientists. For this reason, visiting this incredible place requires the permission of the head of operations.

This destination has beautiful beaches, one of its peculiarities being that these are located in two different seas, Santa Rosalita Beach in the Pacific and Bay of Angels in the Gulf of California, making this a must-see destination

One experience you must live is to swim with a whale shark, a beautiful and captivating species, this activity can be done in Bahia de los Ángeles during the months of July to October.

San Quintín has exciting events, one of the most representative in the region being the Oyster Fest, where this local delicacy is enjoyed every year.

If you're a fan of beer, you can't miss the San Quintín Beer Fest, where you'll find craft beer, local cuisine and live music. This event is held every year.

Located in the heart of the central desert of Baja California. This small town, surrounded by granite rock formations and endemic flora, offers visitors a unique experience of ecotourism and adventure.

The history of Cataviña is marked by the presence of colonial missions. A short distance from the town, there are the remains of the Mission Santa María de los Ángeles, the last mission established by the Jesuits in Baja California. This site offers a window into the region's colonial past and is a point of interest for history buffs.