Activities

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Playa Olas Altas is the oldest stretch of Mazatlán's gorgeous beachfront walkway, the Malecón. Stop by Rico's for a coffee or Hotel La Siesta for a Tres Islas beer.
El Faro, the Mazatlán lighthouse, sits 157 meters above sea level and offers the most spectacular views of the city. At a moderate pace you could hike to the lighthouse in 30 minutes!
Centro Histórico is the heart of Mazatlán's cultural life. It's filled with bustling plazas, like Plaza Machado, and lots of great restaurants. We recommend stopping for a drink in the lush courtyard of El Presidio.
Zona Dorada is Mazatlán's eclectic district of fun and entertainment. You can swim, kayak, or take a boat to the islands. Check out Sea Shell City Museum or watch the sunset from Bar 15 at Holiday Inn Hotel.
The largest aquarium in Mexico, the Gran Acuario Mazatlán celebrates the diversity of the Sea of Cortez with 25 different habitats and over 500 species of sea life. Don't miss the sea lions show!
The waters off Mazatlán are filled with big game fish such as marlin, mahi-mahi and tuna. If you're interested in deep-sea or bottom fishing, we can connect you with our favorite fishermen who will take you out for the day with all the equipment and bait you'll need.

Playa Olas Altas is the oldest stretch of Mazatlán's gorgeous beachfront walkway, the Malecón. Stop by Rico's for a coffee or Hotel La Siesta for a Tres Islas beer.
El Faro, the Mazatlán lighthouse, sits 157 meters above sea level and offers the most spectacular views of the city. At a moderate pace you could hike to the lighthouse in 30 minutes!
Centro Histórico is the heart of Mazatlán's cultural life. It's filled with bustling plazas, like Plaza Machado, and lots of great restaurants. We recommend stopping for a drink in the lush courtyard of El Presidio.
Zona Dorada is Mazatlán's eclectic district of fun and entertainment. You can swim, kayak, or take a boat to the islands. Check out Sea Shell City Museum or watch the sunset from Bar 15 at Holiday Inn Hotel.
The largest aquarium in Mexico, the Gran Acuario Mazatlán celebrates the diversity of the Sea of Cortez with 25 different habitats and over 500 species of sea life. Don't miss the sea lions show!
The waters off Mazatlán are filled with big game fish such as marlin, mahi-mahi and tuna. If you're interested in deep-sea or bottom fishing, we can connect you with our favorite fishermen who will take you out for the day with all the equipment and bait you'll need.

Playa Olas Altas is the oldest stretch of Mazatlán's gorgeous beachfront walkway, the Malecón. Stop by Rico's for a coffee or Hotel La Siesta for a Tres Islas beer.
El Faro, the Mazatlán lighthouse, sits 157 meters above sea level and offers the most spectacular views of the city. At a moderate pace you could hike to the lighthouse in 30 minutes!
Centro Histórico is the heart of Mazatlán's cultural life. It's filled with bustling plazas, like Plaza Machado, and lots of great restaurants. We recommend stopping for a drink in the lush courtyard of El Presidio.
Zona Dorada is Mazatlán's eclectic district of fun and entertainment. You can swim, kayak, or take a boat to the islands. Check out Sea Shell City Museum or watch the sunset from Bar 15 at Holiday Inn Hotel.
The largest aquarium in Mexico, the Gran Acuario Mazatlán celebrates the diversity of the Sea of Cortez with 25 different habitats and over 500 species of sea life. Don't miss the sea lions show!
The waters off Mazatlán are filled with big game fish such as marlin, mahi-mahi and tuna. If you're interested in deep-sea or bottom fishing, we can connect you with our favorite fishermen who will take you out for the day with all the equipment and bait you'll need.