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Workation in Ensenada: the essentials
Ships, not sunsets, keep Ensenada going. This city of around 280,000 on Bahía de Todos Santos has one of Mexico's busiest ports, and it was Prohibition that first brought American tourists down the Baja California coast in search of a drink. Founded in 1882, it is today a working city with good seafood, fish tacos as the local signature, and the Valle de Guadalupe vineyards just inland. Cruise passengers fill the centre on port days. Most people fly into Tijuana, about 85 km to the north, whose airport has the CBX footbridge to San Diego.
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Ensenada has a few small coworking options not captured in OSM, plus cafes with Wi-Fi in the centre. Proximity to San Diego makes it interesting for cross-border commuters. Internet in town is good and prices are low.
Spaces come from OpenStreetMap (10 km radius); prices are AI estimates for typical offers in town – please check with the provider before booking. As of September 2026.
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