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Every tour we cover in Mazatlán

Independent reviews and booking guides for tours we'd actually recommend. Filtering and category pages are coming — for now, the list below is hand-picked.

No. 01 6 hours

Stone Island Day Trip — Mazatlán's Easiest Beach Escape

A 5-minute panga ride from the cruise port lands you on miles of palm-shaded beach with palapa restaurants, horseback rides on the surf line, and the cheapest day trip in Mazatlán.

$35 USD· ~$49 CAD
No. 02 2 hours

Centro Histórico Walking Tour — Mazatlán's Belle-Époque Heart

Restored 19th-century plazas, a working opera house, a cathedral with German-immigrant DNA, and the malecón running into the Pacific. Self-guide it for free, or book a 2-hour walk with a local guide for context.

$25 USD· ~$35 CAD
No. 03 1 hour

Mazatlán Cliff Divers — Schedule, Best Viewpoints, and What to Tip

Mazatlán's clavadistas leap 13 meters into a shallow rocky inlet at El Mirador. Free to watch, dramatic at sunset, tip-funded since the 1950s.

Price varies
No. 04 4 hours

Deer Island Kayak & Snorkel Tour from Mazatlán

Mazatlán's only true offshore island. Kayak from Playa Sábalo, snorkel rocky points, hike to a panoramic viewpoint over the bay — half a day, very low fuss.

$35 USD· ~$49 CAD
No. 05 4 hours

Mazatlán Food & Cantina Tour — Aguachile, Tacos Gobernador & 100-Year-Old Bars

A 3-to-4-hour walking tour through Centro Histórico hitting an aguachile counter, the cantinas on Calle Constitución, a taco gobernador stop (the dish was invented here), and a raspados or chocolate finish.

$65 USD· ~$91 CAD
No. 06 4 hours

Sierra Madre ATV Tour from Mazatlán — Jungle, Ranches & River Crossings

Half-day on a single-rider ATV or 4-seat Razor through the Sierra Madre foothills north of Mazatlán: mango orchards, river crossings, ranchland, and a tequila-distillery combo if you want it.

$95 USD· ~$133 CAD
No. 07 6 hours

Mazatlán Sportfishing — Marlin, Sailfish & Dorado Charters

Mazatlán is one of the top three billfish ports in Mexico. Deep water sits 30 minutes offshore, marlin run year-round, and the dock-to-restaurant 'ya tu pescado' tradition lets you eat what you caught.

$75 USD· ~$105 CAD
No. 08 3 hours

Mazatlán Sunset Cruise — Catamaran or Party Boat

Two flavors of evening on the bay: a quieter sailing catamaran with appetizers and wine, or a louder party boat with open bar and a DJ. The right pick depends entirely on which evening you want.

$50 USD· ~$70 CAD
No. 09 3 hours

Mazatlán Whale Watching — Humpbacks Off the Bay (Dec–Mar)

Humpback whales transit the bay outside the islands from mid-December to mid-April. 2.5–3 hour boat trips from Marina El Cid with naturalist guides — the snowbird season's signature wildlife outing.

$60 USD· ~$84 CAD
No. 10 4 hours

Mazatlán Zipline & Canopy Tour at Huana Coa

An 8-line zipline circuit on a tequila-distillery ranch in the Sierra Madre foothills 45 minutes north of Mazatlán. Tequila tasting at the end if you want it. Half-day all-in.

$95 USD· ~$133 CAD
No. 11 2 hours 30 min

Pulmonia Tour Mazatlán — Open-Air Sightseeing in the City's Iconic Vehicle

The pulmonia is a Mazatlán-only open-air taxi — part golf cart, part VW heritage. How to hail one for a fair fare, when to book a guided tour instead, and the routes worth taking.

$66 USD· ~$92 CAD
No. 12 5 hours

Mazatlán Tequila Tour — Sinaloan Agave, La Noria & Los Osuna

A half-day out of Mazatlán to taste a Sinaloan agave spirit you can't legally call tequila — at La Vinata Los Osuna, La Noria, and the surrounding Pueblos Mágicos.

$75 USD· ~$105 CAD