San Quintín
"A valley to sea experience".Located on the Pacific coast, the San Quintin bay is an excellent spot for outdoor adventure.



SAN QUINTÍN
What you need to know:
Visit local oyster farms, where over 100 tons of oysters are produced each year.Visit La Lobera viewpoint and stop by the abalone farming plant.
Baja California stands in 1st. place nation wide for organic berry production.
Location
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THINGS TO DO
Seafood Paradise
The gastronomy that San Quintín offers is truly delicious, its dishes include mainly fish and seafood. In this town, seafood is prepared in an original way at every one of their beautiful restaurants and the majority offer a typical dish of the region, “La Almeja Pismo”, this clam is prepared smoked, or raw with lemon and chile. The town of San Quintín is known for the production of clams, oysters, and abalone. The Pismo clam can grow to be 15 centimeters, it is one of the biggest and tastiest of Baja California, you must try it!
During our visit to this destination don’t forget to try delicious eggs with lobster for breakfast and for lunch; an exquisite smoked clam soup, fresh oysters and abalone, and not to mention the classic lobster burritos of the Mamá Espinoza restaurant located in El Rosario.
Nature is Calling
Enjoy the most beautiful natural attractions, extraordinary places full of history and color. Live one of a kind experiences alongside your loved ones during your visit to San Quintín.
San Quintin’s coast contains gorgeous interconnected bays, including Bahia de San Quintin. You can also enjoy a visit to the Santo Domingo Mision de La Frontera to view rock paintings. At San Quintin, you can even explore volcanoes!
For extreme sports enthusiasts, San Quintin’s beaches are excellent for kite surfing, surfing, and kayaking; and the great extensions of land are perfect for hiking and mountain biking. You can also go off-roading the Baja way!