Mazatlán

Walk the malecón

The Mazatlán malecón is one of the longest in the world. It's perfect for walking, biking, and enjoying panoramic views of the Pacific Ocean, especially at sunset.

Explore the historic center

An area full of culture, colonial architecture, and nightlife. Here you'll find Plazuela Machado, galleries, restaurants, and the famous Teatro Ángela Peralta.

Climb the Mazatlán Lighthouse

The Lighthouse is an iconic landmark of Mazatlán that offers a complete view of the city and the coast. Hike up the trail to the lookout for an unforgettable panorama.

Explore Isla Venados

Isla Venados is the largest of the three islands off the beaches of Mazatlán. Snorkel or enjoy its beautiful tranquil beach, where you can admire marine species of the region.

Huanacoa

Experience the thrill of ziplining through a tropical jungle circuit and riding ATVs across the beautiful landscapes that surround Mazatlán!

Visit the aquarium

An aquarium with a large tank, marine animal shows, and the option to swim with sea lions and sharks. An ideal experience for the whole family.

Try local gastronomy

Mazatlán is the shrimp capital. Enjoy fresh seafood, aguachiles, ceviches, and the best Sinaloan cuisine by the sea, at local restaurants and along the beach.

Enjoy the beaches

The beaches of Mazatlán —Cerritos, Olas Altas, Playa Norte, and more— offer perfect conditions to relax, practice water sports, and admire incredible Pacific sunsets.

Visit Vinata Los Osuna

30 minutes from Mazatlán, in the town of La Noria, lies one of Sinaloa's oldest vinatas: founded in 1876 and still owned by the Osuna family. Tour its blue agave fields, discover the artisanal process behind their distillate, and enjoy a tasting paired with regional cuisine in an unforgettable natural setting.