Activities in Mazaltan, Mexico

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.

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.

On winter season, the gentlest giants of the ocean – the humpback whales, come to Mazatlán.

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!

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.

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.