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We go to Mazatlan every year for several weeks. During our stay, we plan a couple of walks along the beach from Bruja to Torres where we eat. The walk and the meal are always memorable.
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Date of experience: February 2020
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Beautiful clean and safe beach, we tried to walk it every morning. It is about 90 min one way from the Riu end.
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Date of experience: February 2020
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at the end, there is a nice, funky restaurant, where there is music, tequila, and great food. then, you just catch the bus back to the hotel.
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Date of experience: November 2019
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This beach is wide and long and great for walking. Not many vendors either or many people period. Really nice.
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Date of experience: January 2020
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The norther beaches are less well frequented but that makes them nicer. The waves can be larger but on some days, the wind can push the waves and tide sideways and then it is a bummer. Surfers hang at the northern end which offers larger waves. The beach is long and makes for a nice walk. Traditional banks of amateur musicians (tuba, trumpets, clarinet, drummer and more along with a singer play for the benefit of the Mexican population). One can take a parachute ride towed by a boat here as well as other beaches. There are some restaurants along the beach as well although I never tried any. Parts of the beach have rocky outcroppings....as one walks from the north and gets closer to the big hotels right on the beach. …
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Date of experience: January 2020
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