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La Joya is a camping site facing the sea, a sandy beach located at Km 12.5 of the Ensenada - La Bufadora highway, Punta Banda.
The Municipality of Ensenada is one of the five municipalities of the state of Baja California, it is one of the largest municipalities in the world, it has various historical buildings such as Bodegas Santo Tomas, La Corregidora, National Institute of Anthropology and History, and countless more. , also with various museums, tourist activities such as El Mirador, Avenida López Mateos, La Bufadora, in the San Pedro Mártir National Park, Constitución 1857 National Park, Beaches and Spas, countless parties, festivals, the indigenous communities of the municipality have their own festivals dedicated to a patron saint of their community, only one has a festival designated by decree, it is not dedicated to a saint.
The indigenous communities of our municipality have their own festivals dedicated to a patron saint of their community, only one has a festival designated by decree, it is not dedicated to a saint, the festivals consist of dances called Kuri-Kuri (round and round). The native indigenous communities of Ensenada celebrate the following festivals: Kumiai Community San José de la Zorra, March 19, San Antonio Necua, June 13, La Huerta, October 4, Pa" ipai Mission of Santa Catarina, October 4, Day of San Francisco, Kiliwas Ejido Kiliwas Tribe, May 6 by decree of the community, Cochimies Santa Gertrudis, November 11
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