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Beautiful Oceanfront Condo in great location - Condo 2/2 |
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Vacation Rental - [#1210] |
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| Pets friendly: |
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| Owner Name: |
Ernesto Jimenez |
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888-699-2252 - work/ 011 52 664 206-2439 - cell |
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| Rosarito Beach,Mexico, |
| Central America |
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Beautiful Oceanfront Condo - This unit has spectacular panoramic view of the ocean with 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, double patio, kitchen, TV, DVD player and Stereo.
Rosarito is located approximately 20 miles from the U.S. border (Tijuana) and only a 45 minute drive from downtown San Diego. Located on the Pacific Coast of Baja California, Rosarito has been a favorite to California & Mexico natives and celebrities, who come to relax and enjoy this piece of paradise.
For residents and tourists alike, Rosarito is probably the most user-friendly city in Baja. It offers great shopping, international cuisine, wonderful seafood, good night life and a casual attitude that lets you go anywhere and do anything in sandals and shorts.
Almost everything of interest is in walking distance. Visitors ride horses through the surf here, while real vaqueros (Mexican cowboys) ride them down the main street.
Marachis can be found strolling the streets, in restaurants or in open spaces. Surfboards are everywhere, hand-holding seems to be contagious, and the sunsets over the Coronado Islands are postcard quality.
Bargains of all kinds abound. Browse in a mercado on the main street for arts and crafts, leathers and silver, or roam among an interesting mix of roadside shops just south of town for pottery, Guadalajara-cement statues, fountains, curios, rugs and blankets.
Rosarito's main street is, by far, the best place in Baja California to buy hand-crafted Mexican furniture. Southwestern, pigskin, wrought-iron, hacienda-style, willow, hand-carved and hand-painted furniture, plus custom pieces, are all made locally and can be shipped.
Use these prices as a benchmark: A 36-inch clay patio furnace, which can also be used as barbecue or hibachi, runs about $30 after bargaining. Wooden bar stools with carved designs in the back go for about $90 and Pigskin bar stools with rosewood frames run about $95, if they have full pigskin backs.
Puerto Nuevo-style lobster was invented here, and the little fishing village that first made the uniquely prepared, crispy crustacean famous almost 50 years ago has now grown into a town of its own. It fries up almost a million lobsters a year. The best time to go is October through March, when the lobster is fresh.
Rosarito is home to the border area's best beach action for an hour or for the day. You can hike a mountain, fish in the surf -- or off the Rosarito Beach Hotel's 1460-foot-long pier -- or just put your feet up under a palm-fronded palapa and wind down with a frothy pina colada in hand.
Restaurants
Again, there are loads of choices, from inexpensive taco and fresh seafood stands scattered all along the main street to almost 30 specialty restaurants in the famous Puerto Nuevo lobster village. Standouts for authentic Mexican food are La Cazuela de Mole (011-52-661-612-2910) and El Patio in the Festival Plaza Resort (011-52-661-22950), both at the south end of the main street, and Chipotle, on the main street at the north end of town -- a great little hole-in-the-wall, famous with locals for its chipotle- and cilantro-flavored flour tortillas.
Special Attraction
Make time for a tour of Foxploration (866-FOX-BAJA), 20th Century Fox's working movie studio, just five minutes south of town on the Old Road. "Titanic" was filmed here, and a tour of the "Titanic" prop-and-memorabilia museum is a must for movie buffs. Besides some famous set pieces, like the streets of old New York, the cars from "Romeo and Juliet" and the fountain from "Hello Dolly," Foxploration also includes Cinemagico, where wannabe directors and stars can try their hands at interactive film making and special effects. The facilty includes a food court and shops, as well as Rosarito's only Starbucks, so while you're sipping that latte, you might even catch a glimpse of a big-name star on location in Rosarito. Open Monday, Thursday and Friday from 9:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.; Saturday and Sunday, 10 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. Admission is $12 adults; $9 seniors and kids younger than 12. Children younger than two are free. Baja residents get a discount: adults $10; $6 younger than 12.
Don't miss
An ice cream cone or frozen fruit bar at La Michoacana (midtown on the west side of the main street at the central traffic light). This popular little shop makes the best frozen treats in Baja. Winners include fresh coconut, burnt-sugar and mango ice creams, and watermelon, cantaloupe, guava and hibiscus fruit bars. |
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