Tijuana beyond Zona Norte

There are other things to do in Tijuana other than Zona Norte ? just kidding, kinda. I have been several times and only gone mongering. But one thing I have heard other guys do is do a little OTC with one of the girls. Pay one of the girls to be your tour guide. Last time I was there, I mentioned that to a couple of girls that spoke English. They seemed interested although I didn't do it.

@Warrior15- Good idea, thanks

Lots of people go to TJ each year, and only a small fraction are there to monger. There are breweries and a pretty good foodie culture:

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The first four on that list are a short walk from HK. You can Google the breweries, or even make the trip out to Tecate. The beaches are OK (better than OK if you're into seafood), and in addition to the breweries there are some decent wineries around Ensenada. I would get a local guide for the art or music scene, and the ZN bars are actually not a bad place to recruit one -- a significant number of bargirls are there not because they are uneducated and unemployable, but rather because they can make a lot of money there. :-)

I'm preparing for my first trip as well and am in the same boat in terms of wanting to venture out a bit. Check out a YouTuber named Gareth Leonard. I'm basically modeling where I go after his Tijuana videos.

There is plenty to do outside the Zona Norte (ZN) in fact I recommend venturimg outside if you are staying more than one day.

There are plenty of places to eat, shop, and venture, I find asking a taxi drive as a good source of local adventure.

As far as the beaches, TJ beaches are decent and I prefer Rosarito.

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