The third most important carnival in the world

Mazatlan is famous for its carnival, which is one of the largest and oldest in Mexico, being the third most important after Brazil and New Orleans. It has been celebrated since 1898 and attracts thousands of visitors each year with its colorful parades, live music, and cultural events.

Carnival of
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the second longest boardwalk in the world

Mazatlan has one of the longest boardwalks in the world, stretching approximately 21 kilometers. It is a popular place for walking, jogging, biking, and enjoying spectacular views of the Pacific Ocean.

Sea Side of
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Mexico's only port with a historic center

Mazatlan's Centro Historico, also known as Old Mazatlan, is an architectural gem with restored colonial buildings, picturesque plazas and cobblestone streets. Numerous theaters, art galleries, and restaurants are located in this area.

Center
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World's tallest lighthouse in operation

The Mazatlan Lighthouse is one of the tallest natural lighthouses in the world. It is located at the top of Cerro del Crestón and offers breathtaking panoramic views of the city and the ocean. Hiking to the lighthouse is a popular activity among locals and tourists.

Lighthouse of
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Activities in Mazatlan

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Observatory 1873

Discover the magic of Observatorio 1873 in Mazatlan: panoramic views, breathtaking sunsets and a complete sensory experience in an unforgettable coastal destination. Don't miss it!

Shekinah Beach Club

Shekinah Holistic Beach Club is an exclusive sanctuary in Mazatlan that offers a unique experience of relaxation and wellness. Enjoy holistic activities, varied cuisine and beachfront events.

National Whale Museum

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Activities in Mazatlan

Observatory 1873

Shekinah Beach Club

National Whale Museum

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