Mazatlan Timeshares

The best place to spend time outdoors in Mexico is at the beaches, and Mazatlan is no exception to this rule. With any number of beaches to choose from, you can spend time lying in the sun, swimming, boating, snorkeling, scuba diving, and engaging in a variety of water sports during your stay.

Visit the Angela Peralta Theater in the heart of Mazatlan. Learn about the theatre's rich history, and attend performances by many Mexican artists of all types. Home to the Delfos Danza Contemporanea, a dance company, you can enjoy musical performances, dances, and more at this theatre that is an integral part of Mazatlan history.

Huana Coa Canopy Adventure is an exhilarating experience which will take you off road into the foothills of the Sierra. Nine zip lines, a flex-walk bridge, and a nature trek will give you a stimulating adventure amid your Mazatlan vacation. See views of diverse flora and fauna, and rappel down an ancient Huanacaxtle tree.

If you enjoy history, the Immaculate Conception Cathedral is another important site to visit in Mazatlan. This towering double spire will lead you to the very center of the heart of Mazatlan. With high, painted ceilings, and ornate and detailed architecture, this building will intrigue history-, culture-, and architecture-lovers alike.

Mazatlan has a thriving and vibrant nightlife, especially around American spring break. During February, Mazatlan hosts Carnival, where Old Mazatlan is shut down. Live vendors and bands fill the street, and people flock from all over the country to experience this exciting and invigorating festival.

Fly into the city through General Rafael Buelna International Airport. Once you arrive, there are many options for transportation. Mazatlan has a passenger train system, as well as a well-developed bus route system. You can also find ferries, depending on where you are going, taxis, or rental cars.