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Bajamar (Ensenada Area)

Ateo - 10-17-2025 at 05:23 PM

Hello All,

Wondering if anyone has any experiences in Bajamar (the golf course/home location) north of Ensenada?

Any comments?

Any positives and negatives?

A friend is looking to buy one of the new lots that are for sale to build a home.

I was only there for my bachelor party back in 2001.

I don't remember anything about it. :P

latitude32 - 10-17-2025 at 05:42 PM

does he golf?

Ateo - 10-18-2025 at 07:27 AM

He's not a golfer, nor is she. But he likes to surf and enjoys nice views.

He does like to go to the driving range but I don't remember them having one of those....

wilderone - 10-18-2025 at 08:17 AM

They should check out Las Gaviotas. Personally, I would not want to navigate a new home build. And follow for Ensenada region news: https://www.facebook.com/Patrulla.646

latitude32 - 10-18-2025 at 09:11 AM

Jon on the plus side its secure and well maintained......downside no beach access, the coast is beautiful but rugged, no sand no surf. very little ocean view.
I would agree with wilderone. there are better options.

oh, and the course is littered with bogeys, doubles and triples! ;)

[Edited on 10-18-2025 by latitude32]

surfhat - 10-18-2025 at 10:24 AM

For decades when passing by Bajamar on my way to Cabo, I had a

dream of some perfect uncrowded breaking wave just out of sight.

Years later, I read about the cng plant that was built cutting off access

to all, even those who would want to boat in south of Bajamar.

A friend I met who worked as a chemist for a large worldwide oil

company and had worked on that CNG plant showed me some videos

he took of that exclusive wave breaking. That was the wave I had

dreamed of while never knowing it was there for real. That area of

the ocean south of Bajamar is now a highly restricted zone and

heavily guarded against any approach from the land or the sea. Or the air, I suspect.

How did I dream of a breaking wave I never knew existed? Where did

that dream come from? Pursuit of uncrowded waves has to be of

blame. At least I got to see what I had been dreaming about for

decades. A dream come true at last, but still only a dream that no

one will ever ride. 'The stuff that dreams are made of'. haha

while passing by.




latitude32 - 10-18-2025 at 10:34 AM

Quote: Originally posted by surfhat  
For decades when passing by Bajamar on my way to Cabo, I had a

dream of some perfect uncrowded breaking wave just out of sight.

Years later, I read about the cng plant that was built cutting off access

to all, even those who would want to boat in south of Bajamar.

A friend I met who worked as a chemist for a large worldwide oil

company and had worked on that CNG plant showed me some videos

he took of that exclusive wave breaking. That was the wave I had

dreamed of while never knowing it was there for real. That area of

the ocean south of Bajamar is now a highly restricted zone and

heavily guarded against any approach from the land or the sea. Or the air, I suspect.

How did I dream of a breaking wave I never knew existed? Where did

that dream come from? Pursuit of uncrowded waves has to be of

blame. At least I got to see what I had been dreaming about for

decades. A dream come true at last, but still only a dream that no

one will ever ride. 'The stuff that dreams are made of'. haha

while passing by.





that was Harry's legendary big wave, LNG won that war. RIP Harry's :no:

btw I believe it was Rusty Long that pioneered Harry's. wasn't for the faint of heart!

[Edited on 10-18-2025 by latitude32]