Among the things to do in Mazatlan are kayaking, snorkeling, surfing, observing nature, and tasting the best fish and seafood. There is something for everyone in Mazatlan!
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Onboard a high-performance semi-rigid boat, we cross the bay while discovering different islands, islets, rocks, and beaches that give us the perfect opportunity to take amazing photographs.
A motorcycle ride with excellent views, including a relaxing boat ride on the bay. Book now!
We invite you to come and enjoy these magnificent beings in their own home and with a bit of luck to share the mutual joy of swimming together in the waters of Mazatlán.
An awesome bike experience through the main highlights of Mazatlan.
The three islands of Mazatlan are considered one of the most iconic symbols of the region. They are at once an interesting ecological study and a fantastic recreational space.
A place to know the past and enjoy the present. Sitting on the top of Cerro del Vigía and 75 meters above sea level, this building, known as “Observatorio”, was
Mazatlan Lighthouse, one of the highest natural lighthouses in the world, is settled in what once was an island. This is the perfect place to take photos of the nearby islands and the city.
More than 400 species of birds call Isla de Pajaros home. If you love birds, you must put this Isla de Pajaros adventure on your to-do list!
Over time, Mazatlan has been considered the shrimp capital, with Sinaloa being the leader of the annual production of farmed shrimp.
Mazatlan is much more than sun, sand, and sea. The lands of the municipality of Mazatlan and the south of Sinaloa have a rich history.
In the winter season, the gentlest giants of the ocean – the humpback whales, come to Mazatlán. In this tour you will enjoy a fun ride along the bay in which you may find: dolphins, turtles, sea lions, manta rays and endless marine life.
Let us take you through this natural protected area where the community of El Recreo has joined efforts with CONANP (National Commission of Natural Protected Areas) in protecting the olive ridley sea turtle.
What once was a bustling town, today in each of its corners it tells us stories of its old glow that began with the arrival of a cement factory.
Mazatlan is sun, sand, and sea, but it is also history: traveling through the Historic Center with its small streets and houses from the 19th century is like stepping back in time. Visit the nearby towns for a different flavor, and stroll along the boardwalk — one of the longest in the world, and the perfect setting for spectacular sunsets. Come explore it on a tour today.
