Always More Baja to Explore

The Writing on the Walls Says Authentic Adventure Seekers Think Outside the Box

Offroad, Overland and Outback: Friendly and Respectful Cultural Exchange Excursions Benefit Short-term Explorers and Longtime Locals Alike

Venturing beyond the popular, plentifully peopled coastal enclaves of Baja California Sur opens up a world of unique experiences that not only enrich travelers but also support local communities.

When done right, off-the-beaten-path approaches to exploring Mexico's southern peninsula offers win-win, muy bien scenarios for adventurers and residents alike.

Below is fascinating and gorgeously filmed documentary about the land and lives of the people living on the lands of the San Francisco Sierra. It was produced by Maijanui, an organization working to research, safeguard, illuminate and if necessary rescue authentic Mexican traditions, customs, creations, practices and food, which are the venerable and invaluable foundations of Baja California Sur’s rich history and living culture. The film examines the San Francisco Sierra’s natural wealth and the incomparable warmth of its people, who live among a UNESCO World Heritage Site’s starkly rugged canyons that are home to some of the most colorful, fascinating and well-preserved ancient rock-wall paintings on Earth. (Note: Requires auto-translate captions for non-Spanish speakers.)