More about Mazatlan, Mexico Points of Interest

• Cathedral Basilica & Plaza Revolución -

  Admire the Moorish and Gothic architecture at the Cathedral Basilica of the Immaculate Conception, then head across the way to the popular Plaza Revolución with its charming gazebo and street vendors.

• Teatro Angela Peralta -

  The Italian-style theatre, a national landmark loving restored to its 19th-century splendor, is home to a concert hall, galleries, an art school and a highly regarded conservatory of music and dance.

• Golden Zone -

  The tourist zone, known as Zona Dorada (Golden Zone) boasts numerous four and five star hotels with private beaches, shops and restaurants, and palm-lined beaches.

• Stone Island -

  Stone Island is less crowded and not as developed as the mainland, a haven of sunshine and ocean, with glistening sand, crashing waves, and rustling palm trees and plentiful coconuts.

• Pacifico Brewery -

  Founded in 1900 by three German immigrants, Pacifico Brewery produces one of Mexico's finest premium brews.

• High Divers -

  High-flying divers perform acrobatic and dangerous plunges into rocky surf from a 59-foot high ledge.

• Copala-Concordia -

  In the lush Sierra Madre foothills, the twin colonial towns are reminiscent of yesteryear as artisans craft furniture and pottery, and cobblestones and colorful red roof tiles dot the streets.

• Outdoor Adventure -

  From hiking to sportfishing to ziplining through the treetops, Mazatlan offers exciting adventures outdoors to suit anyone's style.