Here are the most popular excursions for visitors to Ensenada. We have teamed up with Viator to offer the best excursion programme for cruise ships guests – usually at significant savings to similar excursions offered by cruise lines
La Bufadora Punta Banda Tour
Discover La Bufadora, about 45 minutes from Ensenada Port on this private tour that will drive you around, showing landmarks along the way to make the most of your time. You’ll have time to explore the more than 80 Mexican handicraft stores and restaurants with local cuisine. A highlight is seeing the impressive marine geyser, which shoots in the air, sometimes reaching more than 30 meters during high tide.
4 hours
from around £28
The Bufadora private Tour
Combine a city tour, visit to a world-famous geyser, and free time to shop at your own pace during this private Ensenada day trip, ideal for first-time visitors and those with limited time in the region. Plus, soak up the sights over Ensenada as someone else drives, cover more ground than you could on foot
4 – 5 hours
from around £38
Tacos, Brews and Views Tour
Embark on a foodie adventure of Ensenada—and head to locals-loved spots you might miss if exploring alone—on this small-group tasting tour. With your guide in the lead, enjoy bites everywhere from a street-food cart beloved by Anthony Bourdain to the taqueria credited with inventing Baja fish and shrimp tacos.
3 – 4 hours
from around £38
Horseback Riding on the Beach from Ensenada
Ride horses on both desert trails and on the beach during this small-group horseback riding adventure in Ensenada. This is great for those vacationing in Ensenada, or stopping off for a cruise visit. All levels of horseback riders are welcome. Your guide takes you to the best places for riding and enjoying Ensenada’s sunshine.
1 hours
from around £73
Please Note – when booking a private excursion that is not operated by the cruise line it is your responsibility to ensure that you are back in port in good time for the ‘All Aboard’ time. We suggest allowing at least 1 hour after your ships arrival in port to allow for immigration clearances and plan to be back in port at least 1 hour before ‘All Aboard’ time to allow for any traffic issues etc on your return journey.