Mazatlan is a grandiose city located in the northwest of Mexico, right in the state of Sinaloa. Mazatlan which means Land of the Deer in the Indian dialect Nahuatl is one of the most important Mexican beach destination due to its wonderful white sandy beaches, islands and clear waters specially for snorkeling, scuba diving, bottom fishing and deep sea fishin. Mazatlan is unique as been the only resort with so many villages located nearby the city fouded by the Spanierds during the XVI, XVII and XVIII century. Mazatlan also has all kind of tours and activities as an incredible night life as bars and discoteque where to enjoy every single day during your stay with us. Mazatlan is the shrimp capital in the world with more then 700 hundreds shrimp boats being the main industry in the city besides we are number one in Mexico for the capture of tuna, so we have shrimp and tuna canneries with helps to have a lot of jobs for the community.

Thing to do in Mazatlan: Fishing, scuba diving, snorkeling, parasailing, banana boat rides, horseback riding, surfing, golfing, bass fishing, lake tours, colonial tours, day tours packages, jungle tours, bird watching tours, volcano tours, etc.
In Mazatlan you will find the perfect place for having incredible vacations for you and your family.

Shopping in Mazatlan: Mazatlan has thousands of shopping stores as: Shoes, leather, hand made craft and jewelry stores, we do highly recommend to visit el delfin jewelry and rubio jewellers while visiting Mazatlan.

Tours we recommend: Mazatlan city tour, copala colonial tour, hiking and jungle tour, teacapan river boat tour, el quelite tour, rosario golden tour, stone island tour, mazatlan jungle tour, mazatlan historical tour, mazatlan walking tour, sinaloa traditions tour, mexcaltitan island tour, san blas jungle tour, culiacan capital tour, cosala colonial jewel tour, san ignacio missions tour, the tequila tour, indio tour, mesillas furniture tour, bula bula tour, trimaran tour, fiesta yatch tour, the playa mazatlan mexican fiesta, el cid mexican fiesta, etc.

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