Tijuana International Airport
40 minute drive
35.5 Kilometers from Festival
The festival takes place in the beach town of Rosarito, Baja CA, Mexico. Our stomping grounds are on the beach; approximately 1-hour south of San Diego, CA.
If you’re driving down simply type in: Coronado 400, Playas Rosarito, 22710 Rosarito, B.C., Mexico into Google Maps. Once you’re in Baja, the scenic route to Rosarito is a toll road with 2 toll booths, each toll is approximately $2 USD or $38 Pesos (cash only).
To cross an International US/MX Border please bring a valid government issued passport. Attendees can drive across or walk across the international borders. The borders closest to Baja Beach Fest are: San Ysidro Port of Entry, Otay Mesa Port of Entry, and the Tecate Port of Entry.
At and near the festival grounds there are a handful of paid parking lots to choose from as well as hotel parking for hotel guests. In addition to these private parking lots, Rosarito also offers street parking.
Take advantage of our shuttle system that will be taking attendees to and from the festival grounds from Pueblo Amigo Hotel in Tijuana. A shuttle ticket includes a round trip to and from the festival for Friday, Saturday, and Sunday. This 3-Day Shuttle Pass costs $40, and is recommended for those staying in Tijuana.
For groups staying in vacation rentals that are not walking distance to the event, there is the option to reserve a private driver. Mannix is a well known private driver company in the area. You can book a private driver by emailing: ana.hernandez@mannix.com.mx
Taxis will be available at all partnered hotels. If you are staying at a partnered hotel contact the concierge/front desk and have them schedule/call a taxi for you to the festival. While there may be no wait, make sure to give time for the taxi to arrive if they aren’t already there.
Depending on your preference you may want to stay at a vacation rental or a hotel. Browse a few of our recommended communities and featured hotels below
Explore the wide variety of hotels we recommend in Baja.