Car rent in Ensenada

Ensenada

Located in the Todos los Santos Bay, Ensenada is one of the oldest cities in the state of Baja California and is its only high port. Head of the largest municipality in Mexico, the city of Ensenada, also known as the la Bella Cenicienta del Pacifico, is a recognized national and international cruise destination located on the shores of the Pacific Ocean, about 110 kilometers from the U.S. border.

During the colony, the Bay of All Saints was the shelter of different religious missions of Franciscans, Dominicans and Jesuits whose vestiges make up one of the most important attractions of the city, so you can not miss the El Descanso missions, San Miguel Arcángel de la Frontera and Guadalupe.

Currently under construction, Ensenada Airport will be located 20 kilometers east of the port and promises to be one of the largest in Mexico. Today, the nearest airport is Tijuana International Airport. Ensenada also has two large parks: the 1987 Constitution National Park and the San Pedro Mártir Park where the National Observatory is located.

What do you expect to immerse yourself in the adventure through Ensenada? Take advantage of the promotions and offers that Alamo Mexico offers you for car rental and get to know the most hidden corner of this city, we are sure it will be an unforgettable experience.

1. The city of Ensenada has charming beaches, both public and private, where you will be able to relax and have fun. Among the private beaches stand out Mona Lisa and Estero Beach, and among the public ones stand out El Punto and San Miguel. If you are a surf amateur, on the north coast of Ensenada you will find very good waves in California Trailer Park, San Miguel, 3 M’s and Stacks.
2. Ensenada is part of the “Ruta del Vino”, a route to know beautiful landscapes formed by vineyards and wine houses of the Valle de Guadalupe, one of the principles producers of wine in México. It should be noted that because of its mediterranean climate, Ensenada is also a olive oil producer.
3. This destination offers a wide gamma of aquatic and nautic activities such as sport fishing, kayaking, snorkeling, diving, sailing or sailing, watching humpback whales from the coast or in offshore boats.
4. Ensenada also protects one of the natural treasures of Mexico and the world: "La Bufadora", a marine geyser considered the tallest on the planet.
5. The principles museums of the city are the Museo Histórico Regional, which represents the history of the region since the first indigenous settlers, the foundation of the city and the history of the building in which it is located the Ex Cuartel de la Compañia Fija; Museo de Ciencias “Caracol”, Museo Estereo Beach, Museo Comunitario del Valle de Guadalupe and the Ex Aduana Marítima.

But that’s not all

6. Do not miss the opportunity to tour the Malecon at sunset
7. Walk the Primera Calle and the Plaza Cívica
8. Meet the Vine and Wine Museum
9. Visit the Centro Cultural Riviera
10. Meet the Mercado Negro