Playas de Tijuana

Beach · Tijuana, Baixa Califórnia

Playas de Tijuana

Beach at the western end of Tijuana where the border wall with the United States enters the Pacific, with a boardwalk and lighthouse.

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About Playas de Tijuana

Playas de Tijuana is the city's beach neighborhood, about 10 km from downtown, at the point where the Mexico–United States border reaches the Pacific. The metal wall runs down the sand and into the sea, one of the most photographed images of the border.

The boardwalk has seafood restaurants, cafés and benches, and Tijuana's lighthouse sits above the neighborhood. The beach is more popular for walks and sunsets than for swimming, due to cold water.

Next to the wall is Parque de la Amistad, which used to be a meeting place for families on both sides; access from the U.S. side follows United States regulations.

Artists have painted murals on the wall about migration and the border.

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Practical information

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How much time to set aside

One to two hours.

Best time

Late afternoon, for the sunset.

How to get there

About 10 km west of downtown Tijuana by taxi, ride-hailing app or bus.

Tip

Go late in the afternoon and walk along the boardwalk to the wall.

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Frequently asked questions about Playas de Tijuana

Where does the border wall enter the sea?

In Playas de Tijuana, at the western end of the city.

Is Playas de Tijuana good for swimming?

It is more visited for walks and sunsets; the water is cold.

What is the distance from downtown to Playas de Tijuana?

About 10 km.

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