

by Baja Rides and Tours
How do you want to book?
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$240This private full-day tour in Tijuana lasts about 8 to 9 hours and combines driving and walking to cover a wide range of the city's key locations. The tour includes private transportation with air conditioning and bottled water. Guests start with a breakfast stop to try quesabirria and learn about its origins. The itinerary continues with a photo stop at the Tijuana Cultural Center (CECUT) followed by a visit to El Muro en la Playa, where the US-Mexico border fence meets the Pacific Ocean. The tour visits a local Mexican candy factory to see traditional sweets being made, then includes a guided walk along Avenida Revolución with stops at museums, breweries, souvenir shops, and cultural sites. On Fridays through Sundays, there is an optional visit to the MULLME Lucha Libre Museum dedicated to the history of lucha libre. Other food stops include la especial steam taco shop and a traditional zonkie photo opportunity, a local Tijuana custom. Additional stops include Plaza Santa Cecilia with its mariachi music and lively atmosphere, the History Museum of Tijuana, and El Popo Market where guests can taste local treats and shop. The tour also visits Ruta del Borracho for mezcal tasting, with an optional scorpion eating challenge. There is an optional walk by the Tijuana Cathedral in downtown. Guests visit Norte Brewing Co. to sample local craft beers, and Caesar’s Restaurant to enjoy the original Caesar salad made tableside. The tour includes a 30-minute drive across Paseo de los Héroes with commentary on local statues and history. A visit to Estadio Caliente Xoloitzcuintles, home of Club Tijuana, offers a chance to see the sports bar with stadium views if open; a beverage purchase is required. The day ends at Tacos El Nuevo Poblano, a local favorite for authentic tacos away from tourist spots. Gratuities, alcoholic drinks, snacks, and meals other than those specified are not included.
Quesabirria Breakfast Stop
The tour starts with a 25-minute stop to eat quesabirria for breakfast. The guide explains the origins of this typical Mexican dish to provide context for the meal.
25 min
Tijuana Cultural Center (CECUT)
A 15-minute stop at CECUT allows guests to view and photograph the iconic architecture of this cultural landmark. This brief visit offers orientation and highlights an important symbol of Tijuana.
15 min
Border Fence at Pacific Ocean
A 20-minute stop is made at El Muro en la Playa, where the US–Mexico border fence meets the Pacific Ocean. Visitors can observe the site, take photos, and learn about the border’s significance through local commentary.
20 min
Mexican Candy Factory Visit
The tour includes a 30-minute visit to a local Mexican candy factory. Guests see traditional sweets being made on-site and learn about regional flavors and production techniques.
30 min
Avenida Revolucion
A one-hour guided walk along Avenida Revolución and downtown Tijuana. The group stops at museums, local breweries, souvenir shops, and other cultural points, allowing interaction and exploration of the city’s street-level life.
60 min
MULLME Lucha Libre Museum
On Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays, the tour includes a 60-minute visit to the MULLME Lucha Libre Museum, dedicated to the history and cultural impact of lucha libre, subject to museum availability.
60 min
La Especial Steam Taco Shop
A 15-minute stop at la especial steam taco shop, serving beef, beans, or pork rind tacos since 1952. Guests can briefly enjoy these traditional tacos during the tour.
15 min
Traditional Zonkie Picture Stop
A 15-minute stop to take the traditional zonkie picture, a Tijuana custom dating back to 1914, commonly done by families over generations.
15 min
Plaza Santa Cecilia
The tour stops for 20 minutes at Plaza Santa Cecilia, a traditional plaza known for mariachi music and local atmosphere. Guests can observe and experience this cultural site.
20 min
History Museum of Tijuana
A 30-minute visit to the History Museum of Tijuana offers exhibits on the city’s foundation, growth, and role as a border community, providing background on Tijuana’s development.
30 min
El Popo Market
A 25-minute stop at Mercado El Popo where guests learn about the market’s history while tasting peanuts, gummy bears, and local sweet and spicy treats. Shopping options include candies, cheese, spices, and kitchen utensils.
25 min
Ruta del Borracho Mezcal Tasting
A 30-minute stop at Ruta del Borracho for mezcal tasting with explanations of local drinking culture. Guests may optionally participate in the scorpion eating challenge, which is not required.
30 min
Tijuana Cathedral Walk-By
An optional walk past the Tijuana Cathedral in downtown, allowing time for photos or a brief interior visit based on guest interest.
Norte Brewing Co.
A 40-minute visit to Norte Brewing Co., a pioneer in Tijuana’s craft beer scene. Guests sample local beers and learn about the city’s brewing culture.
40 min
Caesar’s Restaurant Salad Stop
A 40-minute stop at Caesar’s Restaurant where guests enjoy the original Caesar salad prepared tableside, connecting to Tijuana’s food history.
40 min
Paseo de los Héroes Drive
The tour includes a 30-minute drive across Paseo de los Héroes. The guide provides commentary on statues at roundabouts and shares historic facts about the city.
Estadio Caliente Xoloitzcuintles
A 30-minute visit to the Xoloitzcuintles Stadium, home of Club Tijuana. Guests may access the stadium’s sports bar with views of the interior if it is open; a beverage purchase is required. Visit depends on operating hours and the absence of scheduled matches.
30 min
Tacos El Nuevo Poblano Stop
The tour ends with a 30-minute stop at Tacos El Nuevo Poblano, a local favorite known for authentic tacos popular with residents, offering a genuine taste of Tijuana’s food culture.
30 min
There will be a Roma Pharmacy once you enter Tijuana, your tour guide will wait for you there and will contact you before tour to anwer any questions about pick up location.
End point
There will be a Roma Pharmacy once you enter Tijuana, your tour guide will wait for you there and will contact you before tour to anwer any questions about pick up location.


by Baja Rides and Tours
How do you want to book?
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$240This private full-day tour in Tijuana lasts about 8 to 9 hours and combines driving and walking to cover a wide range of the city's key locations. The tour includes private transportation with air conditioning and bottled water. Guests start with a breakfast stop to try quesabirria and learn about its origins. The itinerary continues with a photo stop at the Tijuana Cultural Center (CECUT) followed by a visit to El Muro en la Playa, where the US-Mexico border fence meets the Pacific Ocean. The tour visits a local Mexican candy factory to see traditional sweets being made, then includes a guided walk along Avenida Revolución with stops at museums, breweries, souvenir shops, and cultural sites. On Fridays through Sundays, there is an optional visit to the MULLME Lucha Libre Museum dedicated to the history of lucha libre. Other food stops include la especial steam taco shop and a traditional zonkie photo opportunity, a local Tijuana custom. Additional stops include Plaza Santa Cecilia with its mariachi music and lively atmosphere, the History Museum of Tijuana, and El Popo Market where guests can taste local treats and shop. The tour also visits Ruta del Borracho for mezcal tasting, with an optional scorpion eating challenge. There is an optional walk by the Tijuana Cathedral in downtown. Guests visit Norte Brewing Co. to sample local craft beers, and Caesar’s Restaurant to enjoy the original Caesar salad made tableside. The tour includes a 30-minute drive across Paseo de los Héroes with commentary on local statues and history. A visit to Estadio Caliente Xoloitzcuintles, home of Club Tijuana, offers a chance to see the sports bar with stadium views if open; a beverage purchase is required. The day ends at Tacos El Nuevo Poblano, a local favorite for authentic tacos away from tourist spots. Gratuities, alcoholic drinks, snacks, and meals other than those specified are not included.
Quesabirria Breakfast Stop
The tour starts with a 25-minute stop to eat quesabirria for breakfast. The guide explains the origins of this typical Mexican dish to provide context for the meal.
25 min
Tijuana Cultural Center (CECUT)
A 15-minute stop at CECUT allows guests to view and photograph the iconic architecture of this cultural landmark. This brief visit offers orientation and highlights an important symbol of Tijuana.
15 min
Border Fence at Pacific Ocean
A 20-minute stop is made at El Muro en la Playa, where the US–Mexico border fence meets the Pacific Ocean. Visitors can observe the site, take photos, and learn about the border’s significance through local commentary.
20 min
Mexican Candy Factory Visit
The tour includes a 30-minute visit to a local Mexican candy factory. Guests see traditional sweets being made on-site and learn about regional flavors and production techniques.
30 min
Avenida Revolucion
A one-hour guided walk along Avenida Revolución and downtown Tijuana. The group stops at museums, local breweries, souvenir shops, and other cultural points, allowing interaction and exploration of the city’s street-level life.
60 min
MULLME Lucha Libre Museum
On Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays, the tour includes a 60-minute visit to the MULLME Lucha Libre Museum, dedicated to the history and cultural impact of lucha libre, subject to museum availability.
60 min
La Especial Steam Taco Shop
A 15-minute stop at la especial steam taco shop, serving beef, beans, or pork rind tacos since 1952. Guests can briefly enjoy these traditional tacos during the tour.
15 min
Traditional Zonkie Picture Stop
A 15-minute stop to take the traditional zonkie picture, a Tijuana custom dating back to 1914, commonly done by families over generations.
15 min
Plaza Santa Cecilia
The tour stops for 20 minutes at Plaza Santa Cecilia, a traditional plaza known for mariachi music and local atmosphere. Guests can observe and experience this cultural site.
20 min
History Museum of Tijuana
A 30-minute visit to the History Museum of Tijuana offers exhibits on the city’s foundation, growth, and role as a border community, providing background on Tijuana’s development.
30 min
El Popo Market
A 25-minute stop at Mercado El Popo where guests learn about the market’s history while tasting peanuts, gummy bears, and local sweet and spicy treats. Shopping options include candies, cheese, spices, and kitchen utensils.
25 min
Ruta del Borracho Mezcal Tasting
A 30-minute stop at Ruta del Borracho for mezcal tasting with explanations of local drinking culture. Guests may optionally participate in the scorpion eating challenge, which is not required.
30 min
Tijuana Cathedral Walk-By
An optional walk past the Tijuana Cathedral in downtown, allowing time for photos or a brief interior visit based on guest interest.
Norte Brewing Co.
A 40-minute visit to Norte Brewing Co., a pioneer in Tijuana’s craft beer scene. Guests sample local beers and learn about the city’s brewing culture.
40 min
Caesar’s Restaurant Salad Stop
A 40-minute stop at Caesar’s Restaurant where guests enjoy the original Caesar salad prepared tableside, connecting to Tijuana’s food history.
40 min
Paseo de los Héroes Drive
The tour includes a 30-minute drive across Paseo de los Héroes. The guide provides commentary on statues at roundabouts and shares historic facts about the city.
Estadio Caliente Xoloitzcuintles
A 30-minute visit to the Xoloitzcuintles Stadium, home of Club Tijuana. Guests may access the stadium’s sports bar with views of the interior if it is open; a beverage purchase is required. Visit depends on operating hours and the absence of scheduled matches.
30 min
Tacos El Nuevo Poblano Stop
The tour ends with a 30-minute stop at Tacos El Nuevo Poblano, a local favorite known for authentic tacos popular with residents, offering a genuine taste of Tijuana’s food culture.
30 min
There will be a Roma Pharmacy once you enter Tijuana, your tour guide will wait for you there and will contact you before tour to anwer any questions about pick up location.
End point
There will be a Roma Pharmacy once you enter Tijuana, your tour guide will wait for you there and will contact you before tour to anwer any questions about pick up location.