Experience the thrill of parasailing while enjoying a bird's eye view of Mazatlan's beaches and coastline. Glide with the wind and admire the vibrant colors of the Pacific Ocean. The activity includes professional guides, equipment, and a boat ride to the take-off point.
El Faro Lighthouse is the highest natural lighthouse in the world and offers stunning panoramic views of Mazatlan. The hike is moderate and takes around 45 minutes to an hour. The trail is well-marked and offers scenic photo opportunities along the way.
El Presidio is a popular restaurant located in the heart of Mazatlan’s historic district. The restaurant offers a diverse menu of traditional Mexican cuisine and seafood dishes. Try the shrimp tacos or beef fajitas while enjoying the local atmosphere.
Get your adrenaline pumping with a zip line adventure tour in the Sierra Madre mountain range. The tour includes 12 zip lines, suspended bridges, and dramatic mountain views. The guides are bilingual and ensure safety while delivering an exciting experience.
End the day with a surfing lesson at Playa Bruja. The beach is known for its consistent waves and relaxed atmosphere. The lesson is suitable for beginners and includes equipment and instruction from certified surf instructors.
To get around Mazatlan, visitors can use taxis or Uber. Uber is usually cheaper and more convenient than regular taxis. The estimated cost for a full-day of transportation is $40.
If you have more time, consider visiting the Mazatlan Aquarium or taking a boat tour around Deer Island. If you have less time, skip hiking at El Faro Lighthouse and head directly to lunch at El Presidio. Don't forget to carry plenty of water, sunscreen, and comfortable shoes.
Mazatlan International Airport (MZT) is located about 12 miles southeast of Mazatlan's city center. The airport serves both domestic and international flights and has numerous facilities, including restaurants, shops, and car rental options.