Loreto Is Not a Cruise Port
A presidential decree silently reclassified Loreto as a Puerto de Altura. Now the community, scientists, and legislators are fighting back. Here’s everything you need to know.
Good Roads Bring the Wrong Tourists
The drive from San Diego to the Valle de Guadalupe is one of those routes that clarifies the traveler’s intentions. Cross the border at San Ysidro, find the coast road south through Playas de Tijuana, and follow Highway 1 as it rises above the Pacific. It’s breathtaking!
Loreto at a Crossroads: When the Horizon Begins to Change A Quiet Bay, A Loud Decision
On April 10, 2026, a federal decree elevated Loreto to the status of a port of altura, opening its waters to international cruise ships and large cargo vessels. The language of development is familiar—connectivity, growth, opportunity—but here, in a bay defined by restraint, the implications feel anything but routine.
Chef José Peña
Coming from a family of doctors, where values, ethics, discipline, and humanity were always a priority, I learned early on the importance of caring for people. That gave me a deep respect for food as a basic human need, but also as something that can restore the soul.
The Sound of Wellness in Baja
Nowadays, health and wellness journeys are less about strict self optimization and more about integration, balance, connection, and joy.