Top Mazatlan Services

See more of Mexico in this private day trip to three interesting villages located outside of the tourist bustle of Mazatlan. Visit the artisans of La Noria as they create handmade crafts and art. Next travel through acres of blue agave plants used to make tequila locally in the village of La Vinata before a stop at the distillery. Lastly, have some lunch and discover the pretty village of La Quelite before returning to Mazatlan. Entrance fees and lunch extra.

Explore the resort town of Mazatlan on a small-group sightseeing tour with hotel or port pickup and drop-off included. Wander around the Old Town and learn about the history and culture of this colonial city. See highlights such as the cathedral, the Old Spanish Fort, and the cliff divers. Plus, visit the modern Golden Zone and the beaches. During the tour, you’ll also have time to shop for souvenirs.

Visit Stone Island the easy way on this organized day tour. Spend time relaxing on the beautiful beaches or enjoying a swim. If you'd like a bit more excitement you can choose to paddle a kayak, ride a horse, have a go on a banana boat, or other beach activities available on the day. You can also make use of the open bar with unlimited drinks.

Visit the coastal city of Mazatlan and see the Conception Basilica tower over the rooftops—a dramatic sight and definitely a photograph opportunity. See the town square with its colorful shops and cafés, and explore the coast and its dramatic viewpoints. Learn where the best places to drink are in town and get a head start on navigating the vibrant nightlife of Mazatlan.

The Pino Suarez market is more than just a place to shop: it is a piece of the city’s soul, steeped in history and bursting with life. The story begins in the 19th century, when markets shaped trade and culture. You will discover the origin of the name, its architecture, organization and secrets. Inside, the aisles brim with products that reflect the richness of the region: tropical fruits, chillies and fresh seafood. Traders greet enthusiastically, proud to share goods and traditions handed down from generation to generation. You will hear how the market is organized, from the arrangement of fruits and meats to the corners dedicated to sweets, textiles, spices and souvenirs. These stalls are filled not only with produce, but also with tradition. From the murmur of voices haggling to the aroma of corn through the air, this is a real journey through living history, wrapped in the flavors, colors and characters of Mazatlan.