Ensenada News, Wine Country, and Coastal Tourism

Ensenada, located along the Baja California coast, is known for its cruise ship port, wine country, and marine research. This section offers news on tourism, agriculture, port activity, and cultural events in and around the city. From Valle de Guadalupe wineries to fishing and local festivals, follow the evolution of Ensenada’s economy, infrastructure, and global appeal.

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•July 29, 2025

Ensenada artisan vendors protest for right to work in tourist zones

Indigenous vendors in Ensenada protest alleged discrimination and removal from tourist zones, demanding fair treatment and work access.

•July 28, 2025

Merchants protest Ensenada street vendors as city fails to act

Ensenada merchants protest city inaction as unregulated street vendors overtake tourist zone. CANACO calls for enforcement to protect local business.

•July 27, 2025

Mexico’s Cruise Tourism Soars in 2025, and Puerto Vallarta Gears Up for More

Mexico’s cruise tourism soars in 2025 with record arrivals. Discover how Puerto Vallarta is preparing to stay competitive as ships and passenger counts grow.

•July 25, 2025

Ensenada port expansion ignites surfer coalition outcry

For a Dignified Ensenada warns the Ensenada port expansion will destroy World Surfing Reserve waves and harm marine life. They demand promised dialogue.

•July 25, 2025

Carnival Cruise Line Expands 2027 Schedule with Over 50 New Voyages to Mexican Riviera

Carnival Cruise Line adds 50+ new 2027-28 sailings to the Mexican Riviera aboard Carnival Panorama, including extended stays in Cabo and stops in Puerto Vallarta,...

•July 24, 2025

Ensenada cruise passengers surge 28.4% in early 2025 season

Ensenada cruise passengers rose 28.4% between January and May 2025, reaching a record 481,453 arrivals and helping Mexico’s total cruise tourism climb by 8.9%.

•July 19, 2025

Concerns Rise Over El Sauzal Port Expansion in Ensenada

Hotel and wine leaders warn that the El Sauzal port expansion plan lacks clear mobility and zoning details and risks Ensenada’s tourist and agricultural zones.