***OCEAN FRONT, apartment with a view@ENSENADA***

Location, Location, Location – Right on your own private Beach, between Ensenada and Tijuana just a 40 min drive from The border. Close to wine country, Super safe and Quiet Building, with Ocean and Marina Views to kill, if you are looking to get away from it all, it doesn't get much better than this. Brand new, very clean, Large apartment with high end finishings, 3 large Bedrooms, 2 Cal King beds, and a large queen as well as 3 full Bathrooms, and a Kitchen to let you culinary skills loose. Right on the beach totally secluded, super warm and cozy, you will definitely feel at home, You’ll love my place because of the kitchen, Living area, terrece, but above all, the location and views are the main attraction. My place is good for large families, couples, solo adventurers, and business travelers. Or if you just simply need to get away and simply relax. Follow US: @airbnbpuertosalinalamarina The apartment is entirely for you and your guests. The building has some common areas, for rest and relax-ion, such as grounds and gardens, the beach is 5 min away, you will definitely enjoy the seclusion with your own private beach. Puerto Salina, La Marina is located some 63 kilometres (39 mi) south of the border with the United States, connected via a four-lane toll road MX-1D and a two lane free road, which makes it a natural destination for tourists on short vacations by car. Puerto Salina La Marina proximity to California also makes it a destination for short cruise ship trips from Port of Los Angeles and Port of Long Beach. As of 2005, four cruise lines maintained ships that docked in Ensenada weekly, though, one of these ships—the Monarch of the Seas, operated by Royal Caribbean Cruise Lines—ceased operations in the Pacific in mid-October 2008. The world-renowned Baja 1000 off-road race is held in Ensenada every year in late November, while the Baja 500 race is held in early June. Off-road enthusiasts use Ensenada year-round as a starting point to explore Baja California. Watersports and ocean proximity have formed an integral part of the structure of tourism and its relation to economics in the city. Ensenada and coastal beach towns of Greater Ensenada have several renowned surfing spots, such as San Miguel Beach, California Trailer Park, Stacks and 3 M's (Tres Emes in Spanish), which are located on the north coast of the city. Todos Santos Island is a small island located west of Ensenada (about two hours by boat) and a world-famous surfing spot. A number of surfing contests, such as the Billabong XXL. have been held at Todos Santos Island. Wave faces can reach above 60 feet (18 m)[citation needed] on the island and in December 2006 Brad Gerlach, 2006 winner of Big XXL, surfed a wave of 68 feet (21 m). Tourists also stop in the city on their way to their destinations farther south in the municipality where windsurfing spots are located.[citation needed] Maritime activities associated with the city also include the global Newport to Ensenada International Yacht Race, billed as the world's largest international sailing event, which begins in Newport Beach and finishes in Ensenada. Racing is another yearly tourists attraction; where you can enjoy the Baja 1000 and Baja 500. Whale watching has also developed as a tourist draw in the city due to the gray whale's annual migration from Alaska to the lagoons of Baja California Sur. Between the months of December and March, and back in the months of April and May, whales can be seen from the coast of Ensenada. Grapes from the Guadalupe Valley. The nearby historical mission town of Guadalupe, was revitalized from 1905 to 1910 with immigrant Spiritual Christians, mostly Pryguny from the Caucasus, South Russia. After WWII most moved to California to join more prosperous relatives, while many who remained intermarried with Mexicans and live in Ensenada and Tijuana. Two families remaining in the Guadalupe Valley opened museums, a cafe, and participate in wine tourism. The traditional economic activities in Guadalupe are olive and wine production. Currently, about 90% of wine production in Mexico originates in the valleys of Guadalupe and adjacent Calafia. Many local wine producers offer tours and tastings. Every year during the month of August, the beginning of wine harvest season is celebrated in the Guadalupe Valley and in the city of Ensenada with a two-week-long series of cultural and culinary events, all under the title banner of Fiestas de la Vendimia (Wine Harvest Festival). This event attracts people from all over the world. Renting a Car, or bringing your own is a must to get around. there is no public transportation. Our place is located 30 min from downtown Ensenada, 40 Min from Tijuana and 30 min from Guadalupe Valley (wine country), so its importante you bring your own vehicle or rent, since public transportation is not very accesible, the nearest convenience store (OXXO) is about a 5 min drive, you can definitely find everything you need here, but we strongly recommend you stop by a chain grocery store to get your supplies. The best part about our place is definitely the location, its totally secluded, and very private, so if you are looking for the hustle of the city, this may not be the place for you, since what you will find here is tranquility and peace, we have all the amenities you need, like AC, hot water, fresh coffee, tea, Smart TV, and WIFI, as a note the WIFI is an ok speed, perfect for Netflix, browsing zoom calls and pretty much day to day stuff, but not super fast, but it definitely works, We hope you enjoy your stay with us, we are always 100% available for anything you may need.