Things To Do
in Tecate

This bustling market offers an array of fresh produce, local cheeses, and street food stalls where you can sample delights like tamales, elote (grilled corn on the cob), and aguas frescas (fresh fruit drinks).

Plaza Santa Cecilia is a hub for street food where you can relish in the flavors of the region. A must-try here is the Tacos de Asada, grilled beef tacos served with fresh salsas and condiments.

In Tecate, Mexico, it is customary to tip around 10-15% at restaurants and bars if a service charge is not already included. Taxi drivers also appreciate a small tip for their services.

Cash is widely used for transactions in Tecate, Mexico, especially for small purchases and at local markets. However, credit and debit cards are also accepted at most restaurants, hotels, and larger stores.

Spring is a great time to visit Tecate, Mexico as the weather is mild and there are various events and festivals taking place, such as the Tecate Pastry Fair in March.

Summer in Tecate can be hot, but it's a good time for outdoor activities such as hiking and exploring the local scenery. However, be prepared for warm temperatures.

Fall is a pleasant time to visit Tecate, with comfortable temperatures and potentially fewer crowds. It's a good time for enjoying outdoor activities and exploring the surrounding nature.

Winter in Tecate can be cool, so visitors should bring appropriate clothing. However, it's a quieter time to visit and ideal for enjoying the local hot springs and thermal baths for relaxation.

Located approximately 35 kilometers south of Tecate, Tijuana International Airport is a major airport serving the Tijuana and Baja California region.

Situated around 50 kilometers north of Tecate, San Diego International Airport is one of the busiest airports in the United States, serving the San Diego area.

Also referred to as Tijuana Airport, it is another option for international flights in the Baja California region, located close to the US-Mexico border.

Though a bit further away at approximately 1,500 kilometers south of Tecate, it is one of the largest airports in the region, serving international flights primarily to tourist destinations.

The majority demographic group in Tecate, encompassing various subgroups with roots in Mexico and other Latin American countries.

Includes various indigenous communities, primarily Kumeyaay, who have historical ties to the region.

A smaller demographic group consisting of residents of European descent, including expatriates and immigrants.

Includes small populations of other ethnic groups, such as Asian and Middle Eastern communities.