Beautiful church, it has excellent details and views. The altar is amazing, it is the most beautiful I see in my life.

We enjoyed the displays and the building itself was interesting too. It was very well maintained. It only cost 10 pesos per person! The best part was our very charming hostess who explained all about Lola . She is Lola's neice. She speaks pretty good english. Be sure to have lunch at Lola's birthplace which is close to the museum. A wonderful restaurant !!

Amazing experience, amazing people, I love the preservation and integration of nature with human use/access. I wish there were places like this everywhere! I am already becoming a regular visitor!

(Translated by Google) Excellently good. I really enjoy Mazatlán, the atmosphere in the 🏖️ (Original) Excelentemente bien. Disfruto mucho de Mazatlán del ambiente en la 🏖️

We had the BEST experience with Sophie riding our horses on the beach. It was beautiful and serene. Rock Island seemed to be an unknown gem. We played in the ocean and ate coconut shrimp for the rest of the day. It will be a core memory for our family for sure! This is a MUST-DO on your Mazatlan adventures.

(Translated by Google) Good place. We must support local businesses! (Original) Buen lugar. Hay que apoyar a los comercios locales!

We did something out of our normal excursions: Went to the incredible aquarium that just opened 2 years ago… had an absolutely amazing experience. The design starts at the edge of the ocean and each room you go deeper into what it looks like and the creatures that reside at each level. Really appreciated having a tour guide who explained every exhibit and we even got to go behind the scenes to see how they keep all of the conditions to meet the needs of whatever fish/animal they have there.. they do a lot of Rescue work rehabilitating, fish, sea lions, and turtles… all the sea lions were rescued as babies, and now do the little sea lion show ! 🦭 🪼  🐟 🐠

I just love the atmosphere at this market. If you’re new to Mazatlan you need to take a visit here. The prices overall is lower than other street vendors and the vegetable are fresh. Lots of seafood, beef, pork and chicken. If you can’t find it here you won’t find it anywhere. Love this place. Also a close walk to the “Shrimp Ladies” and “Old Town and a historic church”

Always nice and cool inside. Wish they had a grocery outlet.

Beautiful chirch in the middle of the city, a nice place to say a prayer..and cool down a bit.

Beautiful chirch in the middle of the city, a nice place to say a prayer..and cool down a bit.

We watched a guitar quartet. They performed 20 songs from around the world. They sang as well. The hall was booked to capacity for this concert. I would recommend buying tickets ASAP for the performance that interests you.

High quality art for a very affordable price. These are unique pieces crafted by 5 local artisan families. Really enjoyed the historic building that housed all the art. We purchased some ceramics and face masks that we are sure to enjoy for years to come.

I am rarely to never inspired to write reviews of anything but we had such a lovely stay at the Old Mazatlán Inn that I feel compelled to recommend it to other travelers. Old Mazatlán Inn is located near the historic Centro of Mazatlán, it is a couple of blocks from one of the nicest beaches in the city and close to a variety of restaurants. It's nowhere near the majority of most of the hotels, meaning it's a much quieter, more genuine part of Mazatlán. The rooms are actually condos so in each unit there is everything you could possibly need - a small kitchen, a television, desk, chairs, etc. The inn is charming. A lot of attention has been paid to the decor and design of the units and the outside spaces. The terraces are one very nice feature - you can see the ocean as well as the city. As nice as all this was, the best part of our stay (and why I felt like I should write this review) is because the hosts at the Old Mazatlán Inn made us feel so comfortable and welcome. We were traveling in Mazatlán during the off season so there weren't many people staying at the Inn. I feel like it would be easy to kind of forget about us but they didn't. In fact, they went out of their way to make our stay pleasant. During our stay a tropical storm/hurricane hit Sinaloa to the north of Mazatlán so as one could imagine there was quite a bit of rain. Some of which made it's way into our room under the door (we were not surprised or upset, that's the kind of thing that happens when rain and wind are battering a condo). We were pleasantly surprised to come back from lunch and find that our room had been mopped and the water taken care of (unasked!) our hosts decided to move us into a larger unit for the issue (also, unasked). Our hosts were able to answer questions about things to do in Mazatlán and ensured that we had everything we needed during our stay. O'Neil and Jorge made our stay very pleasant and should we find ourselves in Mazatlán again, we know where we will be staying.

I hate to call this museum small, I believe compact serves so much better. The museum is focused on the history of the native Sinaloan people and their ancient traditions and way of life. My understanding is that they have a rotating exhibit in the main room, which when we were there was focused on the marshes and salt farming of the people, with the exhibit featuring images taken and/or selected by the archaeologist who created this particular exhibit. It was fascinating to learn about the people from that perspective, and I felt that the museum did a great job of focusing on the core features of that culture and making use of the space provided. The host was incredibly helpful in expanding on details we didn't quite understand. In addition, the majority of the exhibits feature written descriptions in both Spanish and English, which was very helpful for my small Spanish vocabulary. I absolutely recommend that anyone visiting with an interest in the ancient history and archaeology of this culture visit this museum. P.S. Apologies if I misremembered some of the finer details 😁

Just a shopping strip, nothing to miss.

Nice weather, amazing morning and all day views. I specially enjoy the 8am view.

When in mazatlan, go to shrimp fest at this property. Booked this excursion. Such a beautiful property. Relaxed atmosphere. I ate 35 shrimp of various styles, 4 marlin flautas, couple mini burritos and beans and rice. And all the drinks you wanted. Live music on the saxophone and also a swimming pool for the kids or if you want to take a dip. Very walkable to the city or back to port.

Gorgeous October Sunday evening. Love walking the Malecon and I usually turn around here at the Pedro Infante Monument.

Excellent and exciting! What a show. The diver was friendly and talked with us before and after diving!

This review is regarding a specific employee at the El Cid Moro. I want to thank Verenice Lopez for her amazing service. She has gone out of her way to help us and ensure we had a pleasant stay. She has always been very kind and helped us through a difficult situation. Since then she has gone above and beyond! We appreciate her so much!! Thank you Verenice for all that you do!

As our accommodation is situated on this beach, we appreciated an evening stroll. This beach, quieter than the one near the Malecon, is an excellent spot for a leisurely walk and sunset-watching. You may spot people fishing and find a couple of bars along the way. The Riu Resort is located at the north end of the beach. While the sand is a bit coarse, some areas feature seashells. I spotted sand dollars, suggesting you might find them here too.

It’s a cool place, I saw many people use it for working out. The only thing the working hours are not clear at all. Once we came at 1pm, they said it was too hot, we should return after 4pm. We came at 5:20pm and the glass bridge was already closed. Kind of inconvenient. But we were impressed by the amount of friendly cats and raccoons running around the place, very cool.

This is a great waterpark, and our family really enjoyed ourselves. There are a lot of slides to keep the kids entertained, plus a toddler area. We visited on a Friday, and the park wasn't full. There were maybe 5 groups total, so no waiting in line to use the slides. We'll go back the next time we visit Mazatlan.