



by The Wine Route
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$92.12This four-hour day trip starts with pickup from hotels in Ensenada in an air-conditioned vehicle. Bottled water and snacks are provided during the trip. The first stop is the Andalusian Bar located inside the Ensenada Riviera Social, Civic and Cultural Center. This historic bar, one of the oldest in Ensenada, features a mural of the god Bacchus and commemorates the creation of the Margarita cocktail in 1948. Visitors spend about 20 minutes here before continuing south toward the Punta Banda Peninsula at the end of Bahía de Todos Santos. Punta Banda is located 24 miles south of Ensenada in Baja California and is home to La Bufadora, one of the largest marine geysers in North America. At La Bufadora, guests have around 90 minutes to watch the sea water spout, which can reach over 100 feet high as air trapped in a sea cave bursts upward with a loud noise every minute or so. The strength of the waves affects the height and sound of the spout. Visitors can walk around the area for about 20 minutes to view the geyser from different angles and take photos. The site offers views of the Pacific Ocean and surrounding landscapes. The tour also includes a visit to a large typical sidewalk market where regional crafts and souvenirs from Baja California and other parts of Mexico are available for purchase. Food and drinks are not included, but there are several seaside restaurants nearby where guests can buy local dishes on their own. After the activities, the vehicle returns to the hotel for drop-off. A local expert guide is available in English and Spanish throughout the tour. The tour requires a minimum of two people per booking and is not recommended for those with walking difficulties. Comfortable walking shoes and casual dress are advised.
Andalusian Bar
Located inside the Ensenada Riviera Social, Civic and Cultural Center, this bar features a mural of God Bacchus and decorations recalling the prohibition era. It opened with the Hotel Playa in 1930 and is known as one of the oldest bars in Ensenada. The Margarita cocktail was invented here on August 21, 1948, by David Negrete in honor of Marjorie 'Margarita' King Plant. The bar has its own parking and offers a Margarita promotion every Wednesday.
20 min
Drive to Punta Banda
Travel south to Punta Banda at the end of Bahía de Todos Santos. This area has multiple beach access points and is home to La Bufadora, one of Baja California’s most recognized natural attractions.
La Bufadora
Pickup is at 10:00 a.m. from the hotel. La Bufadora is the largest marine geyser in North America, located 24 miles south of Ensenada on the Punta Banda Peninsula. The spout forms as air trapped in a sea cave explodes upward, often reaching above 100 feet with a loud sound every minute or so, depending on wave strength. The journey includes ocean and mountain views along the way.
90 min
La Bufadora Viewing Area
Spend about 20 minutes viewing the sea spout from various angles. This spot offers unobstructed views of the Pacific Ocean and is suitable for photos.
20 min
Meeting Point Ship Visitors Simply walk straight from the cruise ship dock towards the direction of the town about 15 min, pass the last control booth (not cross any bridge), cross the main street with the name Ave. Lazaro Cardenas, and you will find the Riviera Cultural Center in front of you.
End point
Meeting Point Ship Visitors Simply walk straight from the cruise ship dock towards the direction of the town about 15 min, pass the last control booth (not cross any bridge), cross the main street with the name Ave. Lazaro Cardenas, and you will find the Riviera Cultural Center in front of you.




by The Wine Route
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$92.12This four-hour day trip starts with pickup from hotels in Ensenada in an air-conditioned vehicle. Bottled water and snacks are provided during the trip. The first stop is the Andalusian Bar located inside the Ensenada Riviera Social, Civic and Cultural Center. This historic bar, one of the oldest in Ensenada, features a mural of the god Bacchus and commemorates the creation of the Margarita cocktail in 1948. Visitors spend about 20 minutes here before continuing south toward the Punta Banda Peninsula at the end of Bahía de Todos Santos. Punta Banda is located 24 miles south of Ensenada in Baja California and is home to La Bufadora, one of the largest marine geysers in North America. At La Bufadora, guests have around 90 minutes to watch the sea water spout, which can reach over 100 feet high as air trapped in a sea cave bursts upward with a loud noise every minute or so. The strength of the waves affects the height and sound of the spout. Visitors can walk around the area for about 20 minutes to view the geyser from different angles and take photos. The site offers views of the Pacific Ocean and surrounding landscapes. The tour also includes a visit to a large typical sidewalk market where regional crafts and souvenirs from Baja California and other parts of Mexico are available for purchase. Food and drinks are not included, but there are several seaside restaurants nearby where guests can buy local dishes on their own. After the activities, the vehicle returns to the hotel for drop-off. A local expert guide is available in English and Spanish throughout the tour. The tour requires a minimum of two people per booking and is not recommended for those with walking difficulties. Comfortable walking shoes and casual dress are advised.
Andalusian Bar
Located inside the Ensenada Riviera Social, Civic and Cultural Center, this bar features a mural of God Bacchus and decorations recalling the prohibition era. It opened with the Hotel Playa in 1930 and is known as one of the oldest bars in Ensenada. The Margarita cocktail was invented here on August 21, 1948, by David Negrete in honor of Marjorie 'Margarita' King Plant. The bar has its own parking and offers a Margarita promotion every Wednesday.
20 min
Drive to Punta Banda
Travel south to Punta Banda at the end of Bahía de Todos Santos. This area has multiple beach access points and is home to La Bufadora, one of Baja California’s most recognized natural attractions.
La Bufadora
Pickup is at 10:00 a.m. from the hotel. La Bufadora is the largest marine geyser in North America, located 24 miles south of Ensenada on the Punta Banda Peninsula. The spout forms as air trapped in a sea cave explodes upward, often reaching above 100 feet with a loud sound every minute or so, depending on wave strength. The journey includes ocean and mountain views along the way.
90 min
La Bufadora Viewing Area
Spend about 20 minutes viewing the sea spout from various angles. This spot offers unobstructed views of the Pacific Ocean and is suitable for photos.
20 min
Meeting Point Ship Visitors Simply walk straight from the cruise ship dock towards the direction of the town about 15 min, pass the last control booth (not cross any bridge), cross the main street with the name Ave. Lazaro Cardenas, and you will find the Riviera Cultural Center in front of you.
End point
Meeting Point Ship Visitors Simply walk straight from the cruise ship dock towards the direction of the town about 15 min, pass the last control booth (not cross any bridge), cross the main street with the name Ave. Lazaro Cardenas, and you will find the Riviera Cultural Center in front of you.