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Known as the "Pearl of the Pacific", for the beauty of its beaches and the richness of its marine fauna, which have made it the site of important fishing tournaments such as Bisbee's Billfish Classic, this destination combines the traditional architecture of its historic center. , known as the Old Mazatlan - where you can admire the Immaculate Conception Cathedral and explore its beautiful streets adorned with old 19th century buildings - with the modern hotels and restaurants that make up its spectacular Golden Zone, which is over 10 km long. Beautiful beaches - such as Playa Norte, Playa Gaviotas and Playa Venados - are ideal for surfing, diving and sport fishing for marlin and sailfish. Here you will also find places with lush natural resources, such as Cerro del Crestón, where you can practice activities such as ecotourism and climbing, to reach the top, where there is a lighthouse considered the second natural lighthouse, after the Rock of Gibraltar, and great Golf courses with sea views and two marinas offering mooring and maintenance services for all types of boats.



Mazatlan, one of the Pacific Coast's most important ports, is located south of the state of Sinaloa, 212 km southeast of Culiacán, the capital of the entity.



Cultural and sporting events taking place at this port include the "Jesus Arnoldo Millán" International Golf Tournament, the Grand International Tennis Tournament, the Mazatlán Cultural Festival and the Sinaloa Arts Festival, as well as the "Mazatlán Carnival" "one of the most famous in the world, celebrated at the end of February; For a week, you can dance the streets - to the beat of the drum - while witnessing the joyous passing of floats parading through the harbor's main squares and avenues until the early hours of the morning.

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