A few Todos Santos favorites
Food scene
Romantic, feet in the sand, watch the sunset while you eat everything that jumps out of the sea, AND they offer lovely desserts. It will be an adventure to get to their location. Reservation recommended.
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The Green Room
Romantic, feet in the sand, watch the sunset while you eat everything that jumps out of the sea, AND they offer lovely desserts. It will be an adventure to get to their location. Reservation recommended.
Coffee, cinnamon rolls, local kombucha, breakfast scones, empanadas and lunch sandwiches. Incredible complex with great murals and they roast their own coffee beans.
14 recommandé par les habitants
Doce Cuarenta Café
Coffee, cinnamon rolls, local kombucha, breakfast scones, empanadas and lunch sandwiches. Incredible complex with great murals and they roast their own coffee beans.
Date night in a magical outdoor setting - food is very good, farm to table. Reservation recommended, a bit pricey.
53 recommandé par les habitants
JAZAMANGO
s/n Calle NaranjosDate night in a magical outdoor setting - food is very good, farm to table. Reservation recommended, a bit pricey.
Amazing fish tacos, octopus burgers, fresh oysters, ceviche, on and on. When in doubt, just order the oysters! A bit hard to find but fun and local. Cash only.
10 recommandé par les habitants
Tiki santos bar
19 Calle M. OcampoAmazing fish tacos, octopus burgers, fresh oysters, ceviche, on and on. When in doubt, just order the oysters! A bit hard to find but fun and local. Cash only.
Order vampiro tacos for you and al pastor for your friend. Family owned, very local, very delicious. Cash only.
6 recommandé par les habitants
Tacos El Poblano
Colegio militarOrder vampiro tacos for you and al pastor for your friend. Family owned, very local, very delicious. Cash only.
Mezcal flights, group dining - four entrees on the menu - change every couple of days, depending on what is fresh. Be sure to pick up the chef's cookbook. Cash only.
16 recommandé par les habitants
El Refugio Mezcaleria
Heroico Colegio MilitarMezcal flights, group dining - four entrees on the menu - change every couple of days, depending on what is fresh. Be sure to pick up the chef's cookbook. Cash only.
Sightseeing
The best surfing beach in the area - check out the local surf school!
12 recommandé par les habitants
Playa Cerritos - Public Beach
The best surfing beach in the area - check out the local surf school!
A beautiful turtle hatchery, just a short walk from casa Del Arco. Bring the kids.
21 recommandé par les habitants
Tortugueros Las Playitas
A beautiful turtle hatchery, just a short walk from casa Del Arco. Bring the kids.
A beautiful local church in the center of town - the heart of Todos Santos.
Iglesia de Nuestra Señora del Pilar
135 Manuel Márquez de LeónA beautiful local church in the center of town - the heart of Todos Santos.
Shopping
Wonderful small art gallery, specializing in wood block prints by local artists.
11 recommandé par les habitants
La Sonrisa De La Muerte
Heroico Colegio MilitarWonderful small art gallery, specializing in wood block prints by local artists.
Nomad Chic
Wonderful clothes for perpetual nomads
Zócalo
Great clothes, bags, jewelry, etc.
Kere
S/N Manuel Márquez de LeónHuman made objects devoted to Mexican art, Baja style and conscious materials
An incredible organic market en route to Todos Santos from Pescadero. Great stop to pick up some groceries, fresh fruits and veg. Try the fresas con crema!
36 recommandé par les habitants
Agricole Cooperativa
KM 62 Carretera a Los CabosAn incredible organic market en route to Todos Santos from Pescadero. Great stop to pick up some groceries, fresh fruits and veg. Try the fresas con crema!
Hiking
An absolutely gorgeous 3.3 mile out-and-back hike, through the splendor of the Baja, to a vista of a craggy Pacific shoreline. It's the old sugar trail that the local barons would use to mule their sweet stuff to the port. Stunning.
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Punta Lobos, Todos Santos
La Paz-Todos los SantosAn absolutely gorgeous 3.3 mile out-and-back hike, through the splendor of the Baja, to a vista of a craggy Pacific shoreline. It's the old sugar trail that the local barons would use to mule their sweet stuff to the port. Stunning.