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MAZATLÁN It is located at 23°13′N 106°25′W on the Pacific coast, across from the southernmost tip of the Baja California Peninsula. With a population of 438,434 (city) and 489,987 (municipality) as of the 2010 census, Mazatlán is the second-largest city in the state. It is also a popular tourist destination, with its beaches lined with resort hotels

WEATHER The climate in the municipality of Mazatlán is dry-wet and tropical, with a marked dry season and an average annual temperature of 26 °C.

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TRANSPORTATION

Place to visit http://www.visitmexico.com/en/mazatlan ss

SIGHTS IN MAZATLÁN MALECÓN Considered one of the longest in the world, you have 8 kilometers of beautiful scenery of the Pacific Ocean, from the monument to Pedro Infante to the Night Club Valentino. Along its route, you will pass restaurants, bars, cliffs, hotels, monuments and more, so you never get tired of the ride. If you are several days, try to cross it at different stages; and if you're a runner, you have many kilometers making your morning or evening run is never boring. ss

PLAZUELA MACHADO One of the oldest in the city, in 1837 he built the wealthy merchant Don Juan Nepomuceno Machado and has been recently restored so you can rest in the shade of the trees enjoying their Spanish and French architecture. Their kiosk was added in 1881 with its first remodeling, so now you will enjoy the full panorama to relax. ss

ISLAND OF THE STONE To access it you can do it in a traditional boat from the harbor leaving will gladly take a rest, then come back for you. Once on the island, you'll have a wonderful view of the Pacific Ocean that will allow you to relax to the sound of the sea. You have on hand many restaurants, bars and palapas that will gladly attend, as well as small shops with everything needed for a day at the beach. ss

OLAS ALTAS BEACH It is undoubtedly the most iconic beach town as it is in Old Mazatlan aside from downtown. Its sands are constantly moving, so no matter how much you visit you will always have a different view. It also builds passing through the oldest section of boardwalk to stroll or sit in one of the bars or restaurants and sipping a drink. And beware: the waves are high! ss

RESTAURANTS ss

Benito Juárez y Canizalez s/n col. Centro Average per person $13 usd Open daily, from 7:00 to 23:00 hrs 6699851853 ss

PEDRO & LOLA RESTAURANT Constitucion No. 529 corner Carnaval street, Mazatlán. Next to the Angela Peralta Theater. Average per person $12 usd Open daily, from 18:00 to 1:00 hrs. 01 (669) 982-2589 ss

Il Mosto restaurant Calle Sixto Osuna 510-b | Plazuela Machado Open daily, from 13:30 to 0:00 hrs. Average per person $14 usd 01 669 985 4366 ss

LA TRAMOYA RESTAURANT Calle Constitución 509 Plaza Machado, Centro Historico. Average per person $13 usd Open daily, from 16:00 to 00:00 hrs. 01 669 985 5033 ss

LA MONA PIZZERIA restaurant Location: Niños Héroes No. 1508, Mazatlán Half a block north of Constitucion Open daily, from 13:00 to 1:00 hrs. Average per person $13 usd 01 (669) 981-5610 ss

TOPOLO RESTAURANT Location: Constitucion No. 629 corner Benito Juarez, Mazatlán. Open through Tuesday to Sunday, from 15:00 to 22:00 hrs. Closed on Mondays 01 (668) 136-0660 ss

ACTIVITIES Paragliding Golf Surf Scuba Diving ss

(669)981-6129 - (669)985-0524 - (669)985-2828 (669) 990 35 55, 990 3377 y 954 8119  (669) 986-1111 ss