Mazatlan Tours

First we´ll arrive to hacienda Los Osuna passing through our Agave plantations with more than 140 years of history, until reaching our starting point somewhere between the Sinloan dry forest, where you´ll receive instructions and safety measure for our zipline tour. 9 ziplines, 12 platforms, 3 natural walks, 1 flexible bridge and a rappel will be part of our first experience. Coming back to our starting point you´ll be able to enjoy a fan favorite appetizer quesadilla and water so we can recharge some energy for us to continue our adventure into the dry forest in our ATV experience, visiting our regional full of history town of La Noria. Our adventure will finish with a visit to Los Osuna distillery and hacienda where this beverage has been made for more than 140 years by the Osuna family.

Escape the bustle of Mazatlan on a guided ATV tour through the Sierra Madres. In addition to navigating the terrain for you, your guide offers background information on the landmarks and towns passed along the way. After a buffet lunch and tequila tasting in a small town near Mazatlan, enjoy free time to explore the local history museum and church. Round-trip hotel transport is included for your convenience.

This is the best tour if you want to have all your day activities, lunch and drinks taken care of. you will not have to worry about where or what to eat, or what activities to do. you will have plenty of options at your hand to choose from. And your Tour Guide will always be with you for anything you need.

Don't miss this tour while you're in Mazatlan! Enjoy the famous beaches on Stone Island! Don't forget to bring your camera for pictures and remember you have 2 beach activities that are included.

Visit places that are tricky to get to alone during this half-day tour of some of Sinaloa’s most important islands and islets. Look out for marine creatures that you might not otherwise get to see, visit beaches many travelers miss, and snap photos as your guide teaches you about the history and geology of each location.

Amaze yourself at a village founded in 1565 and its church build in the XVIII century. You can try our Mexican bread still baked on a brick oven heated with wood, and help our friend Jorge to build a floor tile the way it has being done for the last 70 years. Then transport yourself into the silver rush by walking around the majestic town "Copala" where you will have the opportunity to taste the best banana coconut cream pie in Mexico

Experience the traditions of Mexico up close on a half-day tour from Mazatlan to villages known for their tequila and other locally made products. Stop at the picturesque villages of La Noria, La Vinata, and El Quelite, where you can visit a tequila distillery, browse the handicrafts and stroll along cobblestone streets. Learn about the process of making tequila, see a blue agave plantation, and sample tequila from the producer. Your tour includes guide, entrance fees, round-trip transport from Mazatlan, and the option to upgrade to include lunch.

City sightseeing, the beach, shopping and delicious shrimp — experience it all on this 5-hour highlight tour of Mazatlán. Take in incredible lookout views from Old Spanish Fort, and visit the city’s historical center. Watch locals dive off a cliff, shop along the picturesque malecon (boardwalk) and lounge on the beach as you like. Relaxed with your shopping done, settle in for a sumptuous lunch featuring Mexican shrimp before you’re transported back to your hotel.

Get picked up from your ship and spend the day exploring the oceanside Golden Zone with this full-day access pass to a beachside resort. Soak in the hot tub, swim in the pool, lounge on the beach, or get active on a personal watercraft, kayak, or try high-flying parasailing. Break for a drink and lunch of fresh seafood and explore the resort before being dropped off back at your ship.

What we know today as the Mazatlan Lighthouse, one of the highest natural lighthouses in the world, is settled in what once was an island. It was in the year of 1828 when the Island of Crestón began to be used for maritime signaling the port of Mazatlán and until 1930 when the necessary work was done to unite this body of land separated from the port by the breakwater as we know it today. With a length of 641 meters, 321 meters wide and an altitude of 157 meters, the Mazatlan Lighthouse offers the ideal place to enjoy a 360 degree view of the bay landscapes. The perfect place to take photos of the nearby islands and the city!

Ride in a new boat, with excellent amenities, service and quality in its products. An all-inclusive party, good atmosphere and incredible views of the beautiful city of Mazatlan.

The three islands of Mazatlán are considered one of the most iconic symbols of the region. They are at once an interesting ecological study and a fantastic recreational space, thanks to their natural attributes and terrain. The islands were named according to the main species that inhabit or once inhabited them: Birds, Deer and Wolves. The largest and most popular island is Isla de Venados (Deer Island), located right in the middle of the three. It has the most extensive beach and is the best place in Mazatlan to practice snorkeling, thanks to small waves and crystal clear waters. Isla de Venados is ideal for swimming, jet skiing, banana boating, paddle surfing and also for hiking and exploring on land. With an impressive view of the coast of Mazatlan and the surrounding area, you’ll fall in love with the natural beauty and unique perspective that Isla de Venados offers. Don’t miss it!

Join us in this unforgettable excursion that will transport you into the real Mexico, learn about history, traditions and customs that make this country so rich.

Forget the walking tour—glide effortlessly through Mazatlan and cover two centuries of its history aboard a Segway. During this guided tour of Old Town and the waterfront, zip around landmarks such as the Plazuela Machado, the beautiful Cathedral, Olas Altas, and the Clavadista. You’ll discover more with less effort and time with a Segway. This small-group tour is limited to six people, ensuring personalized attention.

Enjoy the privacy and comfort of getting your private shuttle service from the airport to your destination in Mazatlan by hiring one of our late model vehicles with a bilingual tour guide driver.

Enjoy an afternoon of restorative relaxation soaking in mineral hot springs. Enjoy at your door pick up from your Mazatlan hotel and get away from the tourist trail. The springs are rich in magnesium, calcium, sulfur, and carbon which work to alleviate aches and pains. Some find a soak in the springs is good for the skin as well. Afterwards, there will be time for lunch and exploring town.

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.

Book your Private Arrival Transfer from Mazatlan hotels to Mazatlan International Airport (MZT). Don't go through all the hassle of waiting in a long taxi or shared shuttles queues and use our private, door to door airport transfer. Your driver will be waiting for you at a scheduled time and you will travel comfortably to your destination. • Meeting with a Nameplate • We track your Flight • Door-to-door Service • No Hidden Charges • Clean cars & Professional drivers

Add adrenaline to your Mazatlan itinerary with a zipline course that offers panoramic views rarely seen by visitors of the area's natural landscape. In addition to ensuring a comfortable and safe experience, your guide takes souvenir photos that are available for purchase after the tour. The day includes a traditional Mexican lunch, tequila tasting, and round-trip transport from the doorstep of your hotel.

Escape Mazatlan’s bustle in favor of the rustic charm of Concordia and Copalia, colonial towns cradled by the Sierra Madre Mountains, on a 5-hour tour from Mazatlan. Visit 16th-century stone temples, admire colonial architecture, and observe artisan crafts such as bread- and tile-making. Refreshments and hotel pickup and drop-off in Mazatlan are included on this small-group tour, limited to 15 people.    

Get a peek at everyday life in rural Mexico during this enriching small-group visit to the Mazatlan Countryside, with a stop at the colonial-era town of Concordia. Get off the beaten track, swapping the chaos of the city for serene village life. You’ll get an insider’s tour of artisan workshops, from a rustic brick factory to an oven bakery. Check out 16th-century colonial sights and stop for a savory lunch spread.

Choose your own itinerary (and your own adventure) on this full-day, private, guided tour of the coastal region of Mazaltan. Nestled on the Pacific Coast and home to 13-miles (21-kilometers) of beachfront boardwalk, this beautiful area is home to historic sites, architectural landmarks, seaside cliffs, lighthouses, and restaurants. Let your guides help you build the perfect day by the shore.

Visit two of Mexico City’s most spectacular highlights on a private tour of the Basilica de Santa Maria de Guadalupe and Teotihuacan, a pre-Columbian city with towering pyramids and ancient carvings. Traveling in a private, climate-controlled vehicle, you’ll join a personal guide to explore each destination, learning the fascinating stories behind the monuments. See the 17th architecture of the cathedral and pilgrimage site, then climb Mexico’s tallest pyramid at the sprawling Teotihuacan archeological site.

See more of Mexico in this private tour of 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.