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Wine region · Baja California, Mexico

Guadalupe Valley and the Wine Country of Baja California, Mexico

Baja California's vineyards grow in a Mediterranean climate tempered by breezes off the Pacific, with dry summers, winter rain, and cool nights. Guadalupe Valley (Valle de Guadalupe) lies about 12 to 15 miles (20 to 25 km) north of Ensenada on Mexico Federal Highway 3, the road between Ensenada and Tecate. From Tijuana, it's a little over 60 miles (100 km). Many wineries give their address as a kilometer marker on that highway, so a km number in an address points to a spot on the road, not a distance to drive.

This guide groups the wineries by zone. Besides Guadalupe Valley, you'll find El Porvenir, Francisco Zarco, San Antonio de las Minas, El Sauzal, Ensenada, Tecate, Ojos Negros, Valle de la Grulla, San Vicente, and San Quintín. Every August brings the Fiestas de la Vendimia (the harvest festival).

  • 114wineries
  • 98receive visitors
  • 24with lodging
  • 36with a restaurant
  • 113places to stay, eat and tour

Where to stay, eat and tour

Baja California, zone by zone

13 zones, from the one with the most wineries to the one with the fewest. The zone of each winery comes from its profile.

Guadalupe Valley

31 wineriesZones

El Porvenir

23 wineriesZones

San Antonio de las Minas

21 wineriesZones

Francisco Zarco

12 wineriesZones

El Sauzal

9 wineriesZones

Tecate

4 wineriesZones

San Vicente

3 wineriesZones

Valle de Santo Tomás

3 wineriesZones

Ensenada

2 wineriesZones

Ojos Negros

2 wineriesZones

Tijuana

2 wineriesZones

San Quintín

1 wineryZones

Valle de la Grulla

1 wineryZones

Where to stay, eat and tour

113 businesses of Baja California with a page in English: hotels and rentals, restaurants, tours, wine bars and more.

Where to stay

74

Where to eat

12

Tours and transportation

15