Baja Travel Adventures by David Kier

Camping and four wheeling Baja California has been a passion of David Kier, starting as a child in the family Jeep. At 15, David published his first Baja guidebook and a second was published the following year. David enjoys helping travelers and continues to research Baja’s rich history and write travel articles. In 2012, he teamed up with history authors Kurillo and Tuttle to write ‘The Old Missions of Baja & Alta California, 1697-1834’. David maintains the website Vivabaja.com to share his travels, and more! Read more..

The Baja Storyteller by Martina

Storytelling is an ancient oral tradition among many of the world’s early inhabitants. Here in Baja, the Kumiai people represent how this tradition was carried by the old ones’ stories without benefit of the written word. Martina, author, editor and journalist, presents her version of how storytelling can vividly portray travel in Baja. Her stories are visual, vibrant and authentic. Read more...

In the Belly of Baja by Misty Tosh

About the author: When she's not sailing her pirate style sailboat or working on her Indonesian based NGO, LA based TV producer Misty Tosh spends all her free time traipsing the backroads of Mexico (Baja in particular) on the hunt for the next great culinary find. Read more...

Baja Fever with Greg Niemann

Greg Niemann has had Baja Fever all his life; some of his favorite childhood memories go back to romping around Ensenada beaches during the early 1940s. He bought his first Baja hideaway in 1971 and still has a beach home there. A long-time Baja writer for various publications, Niemann is also the award-winning author of Baja Fever, Baja Legends, Palm Springs Legends, Big Brown: The Untold Story of UPS, and Las Vegas Legends. Read more...

Off the Beaten Path by Georgia Tanner

Georgia Tanner's enchantment with the wild spaces of Baja California grew from surf safaris during the '60s and '70s. In 1979, tired of fighting environmental battles in her native state, she sold her off-grid home near Point Conception, California, and moved to Baja full time. Her passion for creating lifestyles in harmony with nature led her to live off the grid again, on the Northern Gulf of California, using the sun for cooking and for distilling water from the sea. Read more...

Fishing Baja Report by Tom Gatch

Over the past decade, ‘Hooked on Baja’ author, Tom Gatch, has built a solid reputation as one of the foremost writers and columnists focusing on outdoor, travel and culinary topics in Baja and southern California. His company, EL PUERTO Creative Consultants S.A. de C.V. also provides professional copywriting and creative support for business entities on both sides of the border. Read more...