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Rosarito
Southern Californians use Rosarito (population 100,000) as a weekend getaway, and during school vacations, especially spring break, the crowd becomes one big raucous party. Off-season, the place becomes a ghost town, which is arguably even less appealing than the frat scene.The beach, which stretches from the power plant at the north end of town about 8 km (5 mi) south, is long with beautiful sand and sunsets, but it's less romantic for the amateur explosives that boom every few minutes.
If you do wind up here for a night, head out to the wooden pier that stretches over the ocean in front of the Rosarito Beach Hotel, or hire a horse at the north or south end of Boulevard Benito Juárez for $10 per hour.
Rosarito at a Glance
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Travel Deals in Baja Peninsula
- $156 & up -- Flights from Raleigh on Sale (R/T incl. Tax) Major Airlines on Fly.com
- $72-$86 -- Mazatlan All-Incl. Resort incl. Kids Stay Free BookIt.com
- $109 -- 4-Star All-Incl. Puerto Vallarta Resort, 65% Off BookIt.com
- $609 & up -- All-Inclusive Cancun Trip w/Air; Kids Stay Free Delta Vacations