a three-day Latin Music and Reggaeton festival on the beaches of Rosarito the lineup includes Puerto Rican rapper Young Miko; “legendary veterans of norteño,” Los Tucanes de Tijuana; and Danny Ocean the Venezuelan artist (not George Clooney’s character from Ocean’s 11) There will be a special Sunday performance from Natanael Cano & Amigos the festival’s past headliners include Bad Bunny and Daddy Yankee and it has expanded from a one-day event into an international affair on the beaches of Rosarito just a short drive from the U.S – Mexico border Passes will go on sale on Wednesday, March 12 at 12 p.m. on the festival website Three-day general admission starts at $399 with payment plans available for just $20 down The “La Playa” package for all-you-can-eat and drink Rosarito is a beautiful city that belongs to the state of Baja California It’s located in the northwest extremity of the country on the border with the United States of America Rosarito is a stunning and friendly tourist destination where you can enjoy and relax on its fabulous beaches experience adventures with the exciting activities that can be done in the city and crafts with the pleasant climate that it has Rosarito’s climate is of the Mediterranean type the California ocean current keeps the temperature in the city cool almost every day the summers in Rosarito tend to be dry and pleasantly warm while the winter season is quite cool and the sky is partly cloudy The climate in Rosarito during the year does not change considerably so it could be said that the seasons are grouped into two seasons: the dry season and the rainy season the average temperature is 72°F (22°C) with a cool and pleasant breeze there is some rainfall during the rainy season The spring season in Rosarito is from March 20 to June 21 At the end of March and beginning of April you can see how the temperatures say goodbye to the winter cold and little by little the days become warmer but cooler The water on the beaches can still be a bit chilly the sky is likely to be cloudy in the mornings although it usually clears up in the afternoons and the days get a little warmer as the summer season approaches Rosarito receives a large number of visitors for the Easter break and spring break for students from the United States the summer season runs from June 21 to September 23 with July and August being the driest months and with the least rainfall although Rosarito’s climate in summer is dry the Californian breezes cool the atmosphere and make the temperature pleasant and ideal for enjoying the beach and doing different water activities That is why summer in Rosarito is one of the most popular times for tourists The fall season in Rosarito begins on September 23 and ends on December 21 the first changes in temperature subtly take place and cloudy and semi-cloudy conditions are visible in the sky during the day the weather is very pleasant many tourists take advantage of the cool weather to tour the city and visit places of interest and enjoy the various cuisine that can be seen in the different restaurants The winter season in Rosarito begins on December 21 and ends on March 20 The average temperature at this time of year in the city is around 64°F (18°C) this is when most of the precipitation in the year occurs The coldest months are January and February The climate of Rosarito during the winter is very cool and pleasant during the day the nights are cold but not to the extreme It is a good season to visit Rosarito and enjoy the Christmas festivals and participate in the set of activities that the city offers at this time Rosarito is a city that you can visit at any time of the year since its excellent climate remains pleasant both in the dry and rainy seasons and the summers are sunny and with a refreshing breeze One of the best times to enjoy Rosarito’s beaches is from July to early October The sea’s temperature is perfect for swimming thanks to the fact that it is a time with very little rain and appropriate temperatures Rosarito is a city that stands out for the beauty of its beaches, its unique gastronomy, its cultural richness, and the growing tourist offering for different entertaining and exciting activities. These are some of the activities you can enjoy in Rosarito throughout the year, that are certain to make you want to pack your sundress or swimming suite and escape to Rosarito: there are other beaches with spaces for camping and where you can fish There is also a good hotel offer and excellent restaurants visitors can practice various adventure sports Shows and sporting events on the beaches are very common and there are usually volleyball and athletics tournaments which are attended by a large number of people This emblematic place is located just a few minutes from the center of Playas Rosarito and it is a space where you can appreciate the talented creations of great popular artisans of the region It is ideal for acquiring handicrafts and souvenirs There are a large number of good-quality restaurants in Rosarito that serve the most varied samples of the region’s typical gastronomy is very popular as well as other elaborate dishes There is also a wide variety of bars and beach clubs where you can have fun These places offer an excellent experience to visitors the city has different types of lodging that offer its guests the best care When you start preparing your luggage to visit Rosarito it is very important that you take into account the season and how the weather is in Rosarito at the moment The best thing you can do beforehand is check the weather forecast in Rosarito for the days of your stay This will help you decide what is the appropriate clothing to wear because although Rosarito’s climate is sunny almost all year round in autumn and winter it is usually cold at night your luggage should not be missing items such as light and fresh clothes for the day and don’t forget to pack presentable clothes The rains in Rosarito occur mainly during the winter season although precipitation tends to be isolated and light The rainiest and coldest months are January with an average temperature of 64°F (18°C) Other months in which some precipitation can occur are October and November Rosarito’s climate is very pleasant even in the summer the city receives Californian breezes that keep the temperature cool but at the same time pleasant and ideal for enjoying the beach and doing different water activities That is why it is one of the most frequented times by tourists Rosarito has all the essential services to guarantee you a comfortable and safe stay and hospitals that provide care 24 hours a day it is recommended that you always be aware of your surroundings and take care of your belongings you can find beaches with waves both suitable and not suitable for swimming such as camping in trailers and horseback riding The view and the ocean’s sunsets are beautiful and the waters are crystal clear There is no doubt that Rosarito is a wonderful tourist destination that you cannot miss it has one of the most pleasant climates to enjoy the sun and the beach It has a range of exciting activities to do and it’s definitely a growing tourist destination you will be able to live and enjoy unforgettable moments You can also read this article in Spanish here: Clima en Rosarito The banner image of Rosarito Beach in this article is courtesy of PickYourTrail.com Pearl is the unofficial mascot of the various elves on the daily news desk at LaJolla.com and people who work on websites; sometimes so many people work on one project that no one feels like they should take the credit This information is deemed reliable but not guaranteed You should rely on this information only to decide whether or not to further investigate a particular property YOU SHOULD PERSONALLY INVESTIGATE THE FACTS (e.g square footage and lot size) with the assistance of an appropriate professional You may use this information only to identify properties you may be interested in investigating further non-commercial use in accordance with the foregoing purpose are prohibited Redistribution or copying of this information any photographs or video tours is strictly prohibited This information is derived from the Internet Data Exchange (IDX) service provided by San Diego MLS Displayed property listings may be held by a brokerage firm other than the broker and/or agent responsible for this display The information and any photographs and video tours and the compilation from which they are derived are protected by copyright La Jolla's #1 Guide to Beaches, Restaurants, & More: La Jolla (dot com) Please enable JS and disable any ad blocker Rosarito is best known for its miles of sandy coast and spectacular surf spots.October 15 2018Save this storySaveSave this storySaveProduced by Condé Nast Traveler in partnership with Baja Norte and Mexico Tourism Board it is not uncommon to find people horseback riding on the beach But there’s more to this high-variety town than just outdoor adventures Rosarito’s downtown district offers a wealth of restaurants you can’t forget the many posh hotel spas that offer a dreamy respite after a long day of adventure Approximately 20 minutes south of Rosarito on the Tijuana-Ensenada Highway These few square miles of dunes have gained international attention from motocross and 4x4 vehicle enthusiasts as a favorite spot to kick up a little dust With a three-mile-long shoreline and near-perfect waves Rosarito is the ideal surfing spot all year-round There’s a multitude of other spots to explore As you can imagine—and see pictured here—the beaches of Rosarito are the real draw and endless sunshine make it a local utopia perfect for all-day relaxation Local eateries cater to lobster lovers with fresh preparations of the popular shellfish So much so that the area is known for a signature dish: Nuevo-style lobster Next | The Glorious Nature of Baja California Norte up-to-the-minute voice in all things travel Condé Nast Traveler is the global citizen’s bible and muse We understand that time is the greatest luxury which is why Condé Nast Traveler mines its network of experts and influencers so that you never waste a meal or a hotel stay wherever you are in the world Large amounts of sewage-contaminated runoff moving into southern California from the Tijuana river in Mexico have forced San Diego authorities to prohibit swimming on the entire shoreline of Imperial Beach A beach closure has been in place for months at the southern end of the city’s coastline but the San Diego County Department of Environment Health expanded the closure Sunday after recent rains sent yet more polluted water across the border The beach closure will remain in place until testing shows that the water is safe more than 110 million gallons (416.4 million liters) of toxic storm water has flowed north from Mexico since April “The sad thing is that with just a quarter inch of rain [contaminated water] can begin to flow and impact our beaches,” said Paloma Aguirre director of the environmental NGO Wildcoast here in Imperial Beach we have the closure of beaches caused by the Tijuana river The state of Baja California simply hasn’t done enough [to stop the flow of contaminated water],” she added Aguirre said last year that the Tijuana wastewater treatment plant, known as San Antonio de los Buenos, or Punta Bandera, is dumping 1,750 liters of untreated sewage into the Pacific Ocean per second Imperial Beach resident Patricio Amores told broadcaster Telemundo 20 that he wouldn’t risk swimming in the ocean due to the possibility of catching a contamination-related illness Local residents holding signs that read “stop the poop” attended a rally Sunday morning to demand that officials do more to stop the ongoing pollution problem more than 50 United States border patrol agents became ill after being exposed to contaminants while working in the vicinity of the border while last year the state of California and the cities of Imperial Beach and Chula Vista sued the United States government over the recurring flows of polluted water from Mexico The plaintiffs would like to see a beefed-up diversion system and funding for sewage infrastructure in Tijuana Experts and officials say that hundreds of millions of dollars in infrastructure spending is needed to stop water pollution affecting the Pacific Ocean off the coast of Southern California Beaches on the Mexican side of the border have also been closed intermittently due to high pollution levels To stop wastewater contaminating the beaches of Rosarito a candidate for mayor believes that another treatment plant is needed who will represent the Institutional Revolutionary Party at elections this Sunday said that untreated wastewater flows to Rosarito from neighborhoods in the east of Tijuana “We already have one [plant] but it’s not enough because it’s in the rural part of Rosarito We need one on the central side,” she said ADVERTISE WITH MND COMMUNITY GUIDELINES Subscription FAQ's Privacy Policy Mexico News Daily - Property of Tavana LLC “Baja Beach Fest (BBF) presented some of reggaeton and Latin trap’s biggest names, cementing the beachside event as a top-tier celebration of música urbana” – Billboard Featured article: Baja Beach Fest Founders Aaron Ampudia And Chris Den Uijl Discuss Their Reggaeton Festival’s Cross-Border Business – Pollstar Best New Festival in North America – USA Today’s 10 Best Reader’s Choice 2019 Fans rejoiced this August when Baja Beach Fest returned to Rosarito Beach and positive vibes to the friendly beachside town the festival releases the Baja Beach Fest 2023 Aftermovie allowing fans to relive the one-of-a-kind event Baja Beach Fest 2023 was an unforgettable occasion packing the beaches of Rosarito with thousands of passionate Latin music fans The fest was a celebration of Reggaeton’s past and present bringing legends of the genre and rising stars alike with between-set DJs drawing from the decades-long history of the genre to get the crowd to sing along 2023 introduced a surprise second stage on top of the festival’s delay tower where Tainy and Sky Rompiendo performed DJ sets and thrilled the fans on the sand below The new Aftermovie recreates those irrepressible vibes and never-before-seen behind-the-scenes footage in one slickly-edited package the new Aftermovie documents many of the most memorable on-stage moments from the festival: Don Omar inviting Tego Calderon onstage for the first live performance of “Bandoleros” in five years; a series of surprise special guests and Gabito Ballesteros during Becky G’s performance; stage entrances by Don Omar and more; Arcangel rocking the house; Tainy’s memorable performance atop the delay tower; Young Miko’s charismatic twilight set; and finally Grupo Firme’s festival-closing “special Sunday set,” a moment of catharsis and Mexican pride to conclude a weekend of action The Aftermovie also shines a spotlight on all that Rosarito Beach has to offer Baja Beach Fest is known for its beautiful beachside location in the heart of Rosarito Beach in Baja California on the Pacific Coast creating a party atmosphere that extends for blocks in either direction Whether it’s the music or the ocean breeze creating an atmosphere that embodies the festival’s slogan: “Menos hate Founded by Chris Den Uijl and Aaron Ampudia of La Familia Presenta in 2018 Baja Beach Fest is an institution in the global music industry bringing headliners that have included Bad Bunny founding the brand new Sueños Festival in Chicago as well as partnering with Ocesa to host Coca-Cola Flow Fest festivals in Mexico City and Monterrey La Familia Presenta recently booked Wisin Y Yandel for a sold out show at Mexico City’s Foro Sol Stadium as part of the star duo’s “La Ultima Misión” tour which announces its remaining Mexico dates in April La Familia Presenta’s run of high-profile shows continued with Rauw Alejandro’s recent concert at Caliente Stadium in Tijuana Baja Beach Fest will return to Rosarito for another memorable edition next summer. Join the waitlist at BajaBeachFest.com to be the first to know the dates and details for Baja Beach Fest 2024 Watch the Baja Beach Fest 2023 Aftermovie: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rHn2gxeW_zo Visit BajaBeachFest.com for more info Please contact Michelle, Kerry. Kevin, or Annjie for more info Celebrating Latin Music and Reggaeton in a beautiful beachside locale Baja Beach Fest is the premier live showcase for one of music’s ascendant genres Starting in 2018 as a humble beachside fest Baja Beach Fest has grown into an institution in Rosarito Beach The one-of-a-kind festival has recruited headliners including Bad Bunny Founded by Chris Den Uijl and Aaron Ampudia of La Familia Presenta Baja Beach Fest prepares to celebrate its Fifth Anniversary in 2023 with one massive weekend full of great music official website | instagram | facebook | twitter Watch the Baja Beach Fest 2023 Aftermovie: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rHn2gxeW_zo Tap to enable a layout that focuses on the article Print <i>This post has been corrected See the note below for details.</i> Here’s a beachy getaway that’s good now or later Travelzoo offers a two-night stay at the Rosarito Beach Hotel in Baja The deal: The Rosarito Beach Escape from Travelzoo offers an inexpensive seaside getaway in Mexico. The resort is about 155 miles from Los Angeles it costs $249 for a two-night stay and $329 for a three-night stay a bottle of wine and half a dozen margaritas Note that you make reservations with the hotel directly after purchasing a coupon Details: The deal is posted on Travelzoo’s Canada website as well as the U.S site with the same cost (no currency conversion necessary) Contact: Travelzoo Rosarito Beach Escape July 25: An earlier version of this post said the coupon price in U.S dollars was slightly lower than the Canadian dollars rate The price is the same in both currencies.] Mary.Forgione@latimes.comFollow us on Twitter @latimestravel, like us on Facebook @Los Angeles Times Travel. Mary Forgione launched and wrote The Wild, a weekly newsletter featuring insider tips on the best of Southern California beaches, trails, parks, deserts, forests and mountains. Travel & Experiences Lifestyle Subscribe for unlimited access Site Map From the standpoint of “petro-tourism,” it very well could be that nearby Baja California peninsula with its Mediterranean-like coastal climate and uncrowded beaches is one of the best draws for Southern Californians looking for a quality bargain getaway it’s one that keeps getting better as soon as you drive across the international border regular gasoline at the state-run Pemex stations runs about $2.97 a gallon as opposed to over $4.30 a gallon in San Diego and Los Angeles Less than 20 miles south of the San Ysidro crossing offers a quick opportunity to shed your cares and feel like you’re on vacation in a exotic locale Rosarito Beach was a popular surf fishing destination for many Southern California anglers Those who diligently worked the shoreline could expect to catch a variety of species such as croaker halibut and several types of rays and sand sharks Rosarito Beach was targeted by the spring break crowd and an increasing number of trendy bars and eateries began to pop up along Boulevard Benito Juarez in locals’ attempt to earn their fair share of profits from the increasing flow of weekend and holiday visitors from the north This is about the time that the vision of Rosarito as a worthwhile place to cast out a line began to fade into the ether Luckily, a few years ago Hugo Torres, owner of the Rosarito Beach Hotel finally realized his long-time dream of building a sportfishing pier near his property It now stretches over a quarter of a mile out into the ocean and eventually comes to an end at an emergent cluster of large rocks This natural habitat helps to turn the area near the pier’s furthest extremity into an “all-you-can-eat” buffet for hungry halibut fishing from the pier much closer to shore with light tackle for quality barred surfperch that are swimming barely beyond the inshore breakers can be extremely productive as well Access to the pier is available to the general public for a small fee it’s a safe bet that this popular pier will continue to draw throngs of intrepid anglers and other visitors from San Diego Los Angeles and Orange counties who are looking forward to enjoying a few relaxing days under the warm Baja sun they will be delighted to discover that the legendary hotel’s pier is still flanked by numerous opportunities for shopping entertainment and upscale dining that have made Rosarito Beach such a popular destination for decades Read more about the “Magic Peninsula” at BAJA-4-U: sandiegoreader.com/weblogs/baja-4-u The Best New Restaurants in San Diego, May 2025 The Best Tacos in San Diego, According to a Local Food Expert Where to Eat in San Diego’s Point Loma Neighborhood There are a lot more than tacos in this Mexican beachside party town Unlike other destinations in Baja California Rosarito Beach isn’t exactly known for its culinary scene day-trippers and other passers-through looking for a taste of life south of the border That doesn’t mean there aren’t good places to eat there are a wide variety of restaurants from around the world which includes Indian and various European cuisines One of the only places to taste wine in Rosarito is Claudius Vine and Wine Cellar which was started by a Spanish man who increases his haul yearly Michoacan-style carnitas is the only thing to get which is a good thing at this local mini-chain’s flagship location ask for some of the back fat chopped and mixed in with the rest of the succulent and sometimes crunchy skin and meat Argentinean-style steakhouses are popular throughout Mexico and Rosarito’s answer to that is El Gaucho Argentino which specializes in cuts not often seen in the United States Mesquite-grilled steaks are a must-order at this mainstay of Rosarito Beach Most of the restaurant’s produce and meat also come from its proprietary farms in the nearby countryside Where to Eat When Campaigning in Carshalton and Wallington Susanna’s is a well-loved staple in Rosarito particularly among the American set that calls the beach town home like salmon fettuccine and asparagus salad Susanna’s also boasts an extensive wine list is the move here and the tacos typically come served with a larger format flour tortilla with pinto beans inside Where to Watch the FIFA World Cup in Chicago Pasta y Basta is considered the best Italian restaurant in the area serving a variety of Italian dishes including pasta and pizza Less a singular destination than an entire village Popotla sits just in the shadow of Baja studios and features beachside vendors selling fresh seafood Eat at one of the makeshift beachfront stalls or take the haul up to one of the restaurants 15 Must-Visit Breweries Around Charleston Sister restaurant to the popular El Nido is Tapanco which features fresh corn tortillas and a variety of Mexican dishes Tamales Liz is an otherwise nondescript storefront that serves fresh 100% corn tamales made with nixtamalized yellow and white corn to eat there or takeaway Bleu Galley is a deli and cafe with sit-down breakfast and light afternoon bistro bites as well as take-away Rosarito newcomer Goa Indian Fusion serves curries tandoori dishes and more to an area that hadn’t had Indian food prior The restaurant also specializes in vegan and vegetarian dishes The restaurant also specializes in vegan and vegetarian dishes.