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La Cantina Del Gringo Loco |
T-SHIRTS!
La Salina Cantina t-shirts are now available in Men's and Women's sizes for only $10.
See our Gear page for colors and sizes.
DRAFT BEER!
Modelo Especial and Negra Modelo now served on tap!
1/4 and 1/2 kegs are also available to private parties for $150 and $250.
Ice cold beer served to your party on our ocean front patio.
Kegs of Corona and Pacifico can be ordered with advance notice and deposit.
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| La Salina Cantina is gringo bar on the most beautiful sandy beach in Baja California Norte. La Salina can be found half way between Rosarito and Ensenada at KM 73. It is an authentic Mexican cantina that started out as a small adobe hut in the 40's. It was a secluded getaway 5 miles down a dirt road with pot holes as big as a Volkswagen. The toll road was built in the early 70's splitting the "La Salina Del Mar" and "Rancho La Salina" property. La Salina is still mostly undeveloped and known as paradise beach to the many people that have visited it. |
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La Salina Cantina is the watering hole for the local gringo retirees as well as weekend tourists looking to get away from the city and enjoy the Baja beach life. La Cantina has a 4,000 sq ft patio with a view of the marina, the Pacific Ocean and the Baja coastline from Calafia to BajaMar. Dolphins can be seen surfing regularly and California Grey Whales can be spotted during migration season. Our patio is used to host of parties, concerts, weddings, batmizfas and other fiestas throughout the year. Contact Us if you would like to have an event at the cantina.
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The kitchen at the cantina serves authentic Mexican meals as well as American specialties.
10 AM to 8 PM Monday - Thursday
10 AM to 10 PM Friday - Sunday
La Salina Beach Hotel has 8 ocean view hotel rooms.
We're the first "Internet Cantina" in baja to provide free high speed wireless access. Bring your laptop, order a Corona and "work from home on Friday."
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| In early 2000 a developer working with the Mexican government started dredging the local lagoon to create Puerto Salina which eventually opened in 2003. Puerto Salina can accommodate up to 500 yachts and is the first marina in Mexico when traveling south of San Diego. If you visit La Salina by sea make sure to make it up to the cantina for a drink or two or three or four... |
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