Here are some recommendations
What to do in Mazatlán?
If you are planning your trip, here are some ideal options for your entertainment, whether you're looking for something relaxing by the sea or something more extreme up high—Mazatlán has it all!
These are our recommendations
Places to visit in Mazatlán with family, alone, or with company. Museums, natural attractions, recreational parks, and more.
Where history, nature, and adventure combine to offer you an unparalleled experience. Enjoy the funicular, museum, bird sanctuary, mezcal, and unforgettable sunsets from the highest point in Mazatlán.
At the National Whale Museum, discover the majesty of whales in one of the most fascinating exhibitions about these marine giants and their habitat.
Adrenaline between sky and sea from a zip line with breathtaking views of Mazatlán. Thrills and spectacular landscapes all in one ride.
It is an exclusive oasis in Mazatlán. Enjoy a concept that perfectly combines entertainment, culinary offerings, mixology, and holistic wellness.
The largest in Mexico and the most important in Latin America, dedicated to the Sea of Cortez. With a focus on education, research, and outreach.
Our favorite restaurants
A selection of must-visit restaurants in the city of Mazatlán. Seafood, meats, sushi, international cuisine, and much more are offered by our gastronomy
Located in a historic house in downtown Mazatlán, it combines contemporary cuisine with a bohemian and romantic atmosphere. Perfect for special dinners.
A classic in Villa Unión, famous for its freshness and authentic flavor. Home of the legendary aguachile and zarandeado fish that every visitor must try.
Iconic café and restaurant in Mazatlán, ideal for breakfast, lunch, or dinner. We recommend visiting their new location at La Marina.
Tradition since 1977, renowned for fresh seafood and its famous gobernador taco. Family-friendly atmosphere and top-notch service.
A Japanese cuisine offering with a creative touch. It features fresh sushi, fusion dishes, and a modern atmosphere to enjoy with friends or as a couple.
Frequently asked questions before traveling to Mazatlán
Mazatlán offers a wide variety of tourist activities for all tastes, such as: Relaxing on its beaches like Playa Olas Altas, Playa Cerritos, or Playa Brujas. Walking or biking along the Malecón, one of the longest in the world (21 km). Exploring the Historic Center, with its colonial architecture, cafés, galleries, and the famous Plazuela Machado. Climbing the Natural Lighthouse, one of the tallest in the world with spectacular panoramic views. Taking a catamaran or boat tour to the Mazatlán Islands, such as Isla de la Piedra. Enjoying the local cuisine, especially fresh seafood and Sinaloan dishes. Attending cultural or musical events, especially at the Ángela Peralta Theater. Sport fishing, internationally recognized. You can join guided tours to fish species like marlin, sailfish, dorado, or tuna. Seasons vary, but fishing is good almost all year round.
Mazatlán es famoso por su cocina basada en mariscos frescos. Algunos lugares recomendados son: El Presidio, Nao Kitchen (Centro Histórico), Los arcos, Zen Sushi (Zona Dorada), El Torito, Kumayaka (La Marina), El Cuchupetas (Villa Unión) entre muchas opciones más.
Excellent service. Exceptional lodging. Beautiful Mazatlán.
Do you have more questions?
What types of accommodations are there in Mazatlán?
In Mazatlán, there are all kinds of hotels, platform rentals with beach access, and much more
What can I buy as a typical souvenir from Mazatlán?
Among the most popular souvenirs are local crafts and shell products, regional sweets, tequila and mezcal, hats, cotton shirts or dresses, and merchandise from Venados de Mazatlán (the local baseball team).
How can I get around Mazatlán?
You can easily get around in pulmonías (golf cart-type vehicles unique to Mazatlán), taxis, Uber, Didi, city buses, bicycles, or on foot, especially along the Malecón.
Is Mazatlán suitable for families with children?
Yes, it is a very family-friendly destination. There are many activities for children, such as visiting the Mazatlán Aquarium, walking along the beach and playing in the sand, enjoying parks like Parque Central, boat or catamaran tours; additionally, many hotels have kids’ clubs and pools for children.