“There’s a reason many tourists flock to Baja California Sur (BCS) to enjoy vacations on beautiful beaches in destinations like Los Cabos, Loreto, and La Paz. The state has more coastline than any other in Mexico and it’s not particularly close. In fact, between Baja California and BCS, the peninsula they share — the world’s second longest — makes up 38% of Mexico’s total coastline. BCS alone accounts for 22%.”
Chris Sands, Writer
From chocolate mussels to shrimp, the seafood delights of the southern Baja California peninsula are without compare.
The coastal state is as in love with seafood as you might expect – combining the best of surf and turf to create a simple yet delicious delicacy.
The 32 states of Mexico are as diverse in food options as in landscapes – but what dish symbolizes Aguascalientes?
