Mazatlan Mexico Cruises

Horseback Riding in Mazatlan

Even before the Spanish arrived in 1531, Native Americans used to migrate through this region. In 1806 Mazatlan was incorporated and by the 1840s American's were passing through on their way to the Californian gold fields. Mazatlan has been a major element in Mexico's tourism industry since the 1950s.

This "Land of the Deer" is home to 10 miles of golden beaches and fruitful sport fishing. If you prefer to stay inland, visit the central market in the historic downtown area or enjoy a kayak ride around Deer Island. Known as the "Pearl of the Pacific", Mazatlan offers miles of beautiful coastline. Beach lovers will find enchantment in the island's calm, crystal waters and sunny beaches. Those who wish to explore will enjoy the many local shops and art galleries. Spend the day relaxing on Mazatlan's long white-sand beaches or people-watching at an open-air bistro. If you're more adventurous you can horseback ride or take a sport fishing trip.

City Tour & Papantla Flyers
Shopping, Beach, Lunch & Show
The Best of Mazatlan
Sierra Madre Tour
Sport fishing Tournament
Colonial Villages & Papantla Flyers
Huaraches, Saddles & Tequila Factories
Hacienda Las Moras & Horseback Riding
Walking Tour of Old Mazatlan
Estuaries & Bird Watching Expedition
Mazatlan's Pacifico Brewery Tour
Deer Island Kayaking
Stone Island Beach Getaway
Golf at Mazatlan
Mazatlan by Private Van
Concordia & Copala