2019 Baja Blues Tour Dates

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Jan. 28, 2019 to Feb. 13, 2019 - 16 Days / 15 Nights 

- Together we experience the BEST of Baja! -

MON Jan-28 LA SALINA to EL ROSARIO
TUES Jan-29 EL ROSARIO 
THUR Jan-31 LORETO
FRI         Feb-1 LORETO: Concert - Evening Shade
SAT         Feb-2 LORETO to LA PAZ: Concert - Costa
MON Feb-4 LOS BARRILES
TUES Feb-5 LOS BARRILES - T SANTOS (day trip)
THUR Feb-7 CABO: Concert - TBA
FRI         Feb-8 LA PAZ: Concert - R-Place
SAT         Feb-9 LORETO
SUN Feb-10 SAN IGNACIO
MON Feb-11 G.NEGRO
TUES Feb-12 G.NEGRO to SAN FELIPE

Questions please email - bluesagainsthunger@gmail.com
USA: 760-619-2582 * MEXICO: 686-230-9933
www.bluesagainsthunger.org. 


Bahia San Felipe and fisherman launching boats south
of the Malecon. San Felipe is where Blues Against Hunger
Society began in 2013. 

 Enjoy music throughout the tour, from intimate blues, jazz, and Latin jams to multiband concerts. At each event, the tour guests, host band and guests musicians from within each community are all invited to participate.

Travel through untouched nature, hundreds of miles of pristine beach and sea; it truly is one of the last wild places. Experience the majestic gray whales closer than anywhere in the world. In a protected bay, with experienced locals, you will have the opportunity to see as many as 2700 whales in a single bay, all up close and personal, along with their calves, A magical nature experience. 

Visit Land's End in Cabo San Lucas on small private boats with
only Baja Blues guests and by this time all your best friends!
The food along the way will tantalize any palate. From shrimp and fish tacos from where they originated to the best restaurants and street vendors. Authentic Mexican and International influences too. It's a truly delightful culinary experience.

You will experience Baja's finest live entertainment in Baja's more popular destination and both stunning and historic venues.

The Cities You'll Visit

San Felipe, Baja California Norte
The opening show of the tour.
San Ignacio, Baja California Sur
Misión San Ignacio Kadakaamán, desert oasis, lagoon, 300 year old plaza and more.
Santa Rosalia, Baja California Sur
The French colonial mining town and the Tin Church of Eiffel
Mulege, Baja California Sur
Mission Santa Rosalía de Mulegé, desert oasis, river, historic prison, Bahia Concepcion (Conception Bay)
Loreto, Baja California Sur
Misión San Francisco Javier de Viggé-Biaundó, and Misión de Nuestra Señora de Loreto Conchó, Baja first church founded on October 25, 1697, Loreto Bay National Marine Park, more...
La Paz, Baja California Sur
The state capital, Baja biggest Malecon, cafe's, restaurants, shopping
Los Barriles, Baja California Sur
Kitesurfing capital of the world, beautiful beaches, food, shopping and more.
Santiago, Baja California Sur
Newly remodeled plaza, public zoo, Tropic of Cancer
Los Cabos, Baja California Sur
Land's End, shopping, sightseeing, food, etc.
Todos Santos, Baja California Sur
Art galleries, historic Hotel California

The Places You'll Stay

Hotel Los Pescadores in Los Barriles, BCS.
Hotel Hacienda in Mulege BCS
Hotel Oasis in Loreto BCS

The tour guides have traveled the Baja annually for 15 years, in 2012 the couple walked the 850 miles from San Felipe to Cabo San Lucas over 74 days. They know the peninsula and know the places to stay; from a gorgeous private paradise to a 270-year-old historic hacienda.
    Terrific blues, amazing sites, and beautiful accommodations - That's what it's all about!
      

    The Things You'll See

    Baja offers so much to see with beauty and history around every corner. From the centuries-old missions to the untouched nature, and gathering of whales like nowhere on earth and more. With detailed information on each site provided by experienced and knowledgeable Baja travel guides.

    San Javier Mission in the Gigante Mountains west of Loreto, BCS. 
    Spanish Missions over 300 years old
    Bahia de Concepcion (Bay of Conception)
    Untouched desert and coastlines
    The Tin Church of Eiffel (Eiffel Tower)
    SaltWorks (80% of worlds salt production)
    Whales (additional cost)
    Concerts and Jams
    Volcanos
    Much much more. 

    The Music You'll Hear or Play

    La Paz, Baja California Sur February 2018 at La Morante Art Bar. 
    In the larger communities, the tour will host a blues jam and invites local performers to participate and also occasionally feature a special performance. Each event on the tour is as unique as each of the communities. The music is always amazing. The Baja peninsula has many incredible musicians and a huge blues fan base! The jams are always a capacity crowd with a real love of the blues.   

    The Reason We Do It

    Blues Against Hunger signed "Thank You" sign from food recipients in
    Maneadero Ensenada Baja California
    Blues jams and food drives are one and the same. In a jam, the musicians come together to lift each other up, although in most cases they do not know one another. A food drive is the same, people coming together to lift their community up, although they will not even know who it helps, only that it helps. Music and meals can heal and the people of Baja appreciate it. Together we fight hunger while preserving and promoting the blues. Meet lots of new friends, musicians, expats and travelers from around the world, all coming together to feed the hungry and take care of others, while enjoying good music and living life to the fullest.
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    Questions please email - bluesagainsthunger@gmail.com
    USA: 760-619-2582 * MEXICO: 686-230-9933
    www.bluesagainsthunger.org

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