Take a rewarding hike up Mazatlán’s Faro, rising more than 150 meters above sea level. From the glass-floored lookout, enjoy panoramic views of the ocean and city. For thrill-seekers, the lighthouse zipline adds a rush of adrenaline as you soar above the coastline.

Visit the largest aquarium in Latin America, home to over 200 marine species, and embark on an inspiring journey into the vast and extraordinary biodiversity of the Pacific.

Ride the funicular to a historic site reborn as an attraction with stunning city views, an agave garden, a SkyBar with 360° vistas, and an aviary sanctuary.

Stretching more than 7 km along the Pacific, Mazatlán’s famous Malecón—one of the longest seaside promenades in the world—is perfect for strolling, cycling, or riding in a local pulmonía

(Mazatlán’s iconic open-air taxi).

Cobblestone streets, colonial façades, galleries, and restaurants renowned for exceptional gastronomy make this the cultural heart of the city. At night, Plazuela Machado transforms with music, lights, and a vibrant bohemian spirit.

Just minutes from the resort, Isla de la Piedra is a natural oasis of pristine beaches, lush tropical scenery, and the authentic flavor of freshly grilled pescado zarandeado.

From lively Playa Olas Altas to serene Playa Cerritos, there’s always a stretch of sand that feels just right for relaxation or water sports.

Step into local life at this historic market, where the colors, aromas, and flavors of the port fill the aisles—a perfect place to pick up fresh seafood, handicrafts, and authentic Mazatlán souvenirs.

One of the world’s largest carnivals, this February celebration transforms the city into a stage of music, parades, fireworks, colorful floats, and tradition.

Sail across the Pacific coast, snorkel in calm waters, and watch the sun dip over Mazatlán’s iconic Three Islands—a perfect adventure for all the senses.