Bøger af Jennifer Kramer

Wild ocean, rugged desert mountains, and a wealth of culinary delights: Immerse yourself in this colorful peninsula with Moon Baja. Inside you'll find:- Strategic itineraries for road-trippers, foodies, ocean adventurers, and more, whether you're spending a few days or a few weeks in Baja- Road trips including Tijuana to Tecate, the Cabo Loop, a classic Baja road trip, and four-day getaways through the best of Tijuana, Ensenada, Valle de Guadalupe, Los Cabos, Todo Santos, and more- The top activities and unique experiences: Cruise down Mexico's Highway 1 with endless desert as a backdrop and the warm Baja breeze on your face. Sip cerveza from your hammock or take a Panga ride to see dolphins, whales, and sharks in the Sea of Cortez. Shop for beautiful artisan goods in Loreto and make a bonfire on the beach as the sun sets over the ocean- The best local flavours: Go wine tasting in Ensenada, sample fresh fish tacos on the beaches of Los Cabos, and check out the trendy street food and craft beer scenes in Tijuana- Honest advice from Baja expert Jennifer Kramer- Full-colour photos and detailed maps throughout- Helpful background on the landscape, culture, history, and environment, plus tips for health and safety, how to get around, and a handy Spanish phrasebookExperience the best of Baja with Moon.Hoping for más Mexico? Check out Moon Yucatán Peninsula or Moon Mexico City.About Moon Travel Guides: Moon was founded in 1973 to empower independent, active, and conscious travel. We prioritize local businesses, outdoor recreation, and traveling strategically and sustainably. Moon Travel Guides are written by local, expert authors with great stories to tell-and they can't wait to share their favourite places with you. For more inspiration, follow @moonguides on social media.

In this full-colour first edition guide, Baja local Jennifer Kramer explores the best of this region's beaches, outdoor adventures, and burgeoning food and wine scene

Indulge in tacos and beers on the beach, sip your way through a boutique vineyard, and cruise along the stunning Baja coast with Moon Tijuana, Ensenada & Valle de Guadalupe Wine Country. Inside you'll find:- Flexible itineraries including a five-day road trip, a weekend in Tijuana, three days in wine country, and a four-day getaway to Ensenada- Strategic advice for road-trippers, foodies, wine enthusiasts, outdoor adventurers, and more- Outdoor adventures and unique experiences: Cruise down Mexico's Highway 1 and feel the warm Baja breeze on your face. Catch a local futbol game or peruse an art gallery in Tijuana's buzzing Zona Centro. Spot great white sharks off the volcanic shores of Isla Guadalupe, hike to the El Vallecito cave paintings, or trek through canyons to hidden waterfalls. Catch a wave in Rosarito or explore a sunken ship on a diving expedition- The best local flavours: Sample varietals from indie winemakers, head to Tecate for Mexico's favorite cerveza, or hit a modern craft brewery for an afternoon tasting. Grab fish tacos, ceviche tostadas, and steamy tamales from a food truck. Indulge in fresh pastries at a 24-hour bakery. Feast on fresh lobster in Puerto Nuevo, enjoy a wood-fired meal at an outdoor campestre restaurant, and try the unique Mediterranean and Asian twists of Baja Med cuisine- Expert insight from Baja tour guide Jennifer Kramer on where to go, how to get around, and how to support local businesses- Full-colour photos and detailed maps throughout- Reliable background on the landscape, climate, wildlife, and history, plus health and safety advice and information on border crossings- Handy tools including a Spanish phrasebook and travel tips for families with kids, seniors, travellers with disabilities, and LGBTQ+ travellers

In this full-colour guide, local author Jennifer Kramer reveals the best of Los Cabos, a destination famous for its stunning beaches, outdoor adventures, and vibrant culture

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