Best Budget-Friendly Things to Do in Mazatlan
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Stone Island (Isla de las Piedras)
1,447 reviews
"Tranquil and clean it is the perfect bea h getaway from Mazatlan and a perfect day trip!""... fun the host is definitely entertaining and talks about everything you’ll see and Jokes as well we picked 2 activities and a meal and boat ride as well as kayaking and the banana tube as well as horseback riding."
Sights & Landmarks
Mazatlán Cathedral
1,114 reviews
"The Mazatlán Cathedral (formally known as The Cathedral Basilica of the Immaculate Conception) is a gorgeous Baroque-Revival style Church in the middle of downtown’s ‘Centro’ area.""great to always to into the down town areas and see the sites and get momentous and they have really fixed this old Church up sense we first started going to Mazatlan."
Zoos & Aquariums
Acuario Mazatlan
1,165 reviews
"The animal shows were well done, especially the sea lions & the parrots that talk (one says: "porque soy bonito").""This is a fun little Zoo and Aquarium they have a great seal show for the kids and the performers including the seals are just great they have Hands-On touching of animals a bird show including Hawks and various o..."
Sights & Landmarks
Baluarte Bridge
212 reviews
"... were needed to go across instead of around the mountains but the Baluarte Bridge just takes your breath away, standing 400 meters above the Baluarte river, and surrounded by all of the Sierra Madre muntains.""We took the "libre" free road from Durango to Mazatlan and loved the "high twisties" and views from the mountains but really wanted to see this bridge so took the "cuota" toll road back toward Durango."
Sights & Landmarks
Copala
158 reviews
"It is a lovely four century old colonial village with a fascinating history of gold and silver -- one can check out the stone house where gold was stored before brought in wagon loads to Mazatlan.""The discovery brought about changes of increased population, a town plaza was built, a school, shops, a church (San Jose de Copala Catholic Church), and cobblestone streets."
