Courtyard by Marriott Mazatlan Beach Resort

Beautiful trail on the beaches of Mazatlán begins next to the Premio a Mazatlán roundabout. It is ideal to have endless walks with the sunset in the background or cover it on bicycle. The boardwalk is paved, allowing transit for people with reduced mobility, wheelchairs or baby strollers. Along the route you can enjoy the variety of restaurants. Point of interest along this route: -Letras de Mazatlán -Monumento a la Familia -Malecón de Mazatlán -Monumento a La Pulmonía -Monumento al Pescador

Isla de Venados is a small island that is located in the Bay of Mazatlán, across from the city of Mazatlán. It is a very popular destination for practicing water sports such as kayaking or snorkeling or simply resting, since it does not have too much infrastructure, it is not one of the most visited. The hike to the top starts from the beach and is quite easy at first. However, then it starts to get steeper and with a lot of vegetation that usually blocks the trail. Please note that De...

Mazatlan Central Park has beautiful lakes where you can rent kayaks, grassy spaces perfect for a picnic, shaded areas with trees, and many paved trails perfect for strolling, jogging, or running. It has an Environmental Ecological Center with indigenous flora of the region. It is a place suitable for the whole family.

This is a great exploration of the heart of the city of Mazatlan! You start at the Plaza de Toros, and you go through the entire "Golden Zone" with several beaches and hotels. You can stop at Punta del Sabalo, if you wish. It curves around the marina, where you can admire the various boats and yachts. You end up at Playa Cerritos to lounge on the sand with views of the sea.

Nice walk along the fine sand beach with a lot to see. Several public accesses. Nice route begins at Playa Punta del Sabalo through the hotel zone. Ideal to watch the sunsets. To learn more about the beautiful city of Mazatlán, please visit the following link: https://www.visitmexico.com/en/sinaloa/mazatlan