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Mazatlan Profile
Mazatlan is a lively beach city with relatively inexpensive restaurants, moderately priced beachfront hotels, and a pretty downtown. Offers fishing and lots of beach activities.



Swimming			Swimming on multiple beaches, including Deer and Stone Islands


Surfing			Excellent conditions yearound from beginner to expert. Check out Playa Bruja, Playa Olas Altas, Cerritos Beach, Cagadazo Beach, and Playa Los Pinos.

Snorkeling			Not the best snorkeling, but a few nice spots

Fishing			Trips daily for marlin, sailfish, dorado and yellowfin tuna

Walking			A long malecon, seemingly endless beaches, in town walks

Golf			Two 18-hole courses

Kayaking			Sea kayaks rented for Deer Island, other locales

Boating			Marina; lots of boat trips, sailing yachts

Sailing			El Cid Yacht Club; good sailing

Good Food			Great seafood, good variety of restaurants

Jet Skis			Jet skis for rent on Playa Gaviotas

Club Scene			Senor Frogs and other party hearty clubs attract vacationers, locals

Museums			Small art and archaeology museums; nothing special

Sightseeing			Nice aquarium is fun for kids; old mining towns for day trips

Tennis			A great place to play tennis

Handicrafts			Mostly shell art and imports from other regions

Shopping			Fair

Sporting Events			Good baseball team

Birdwatching			0

Colonial			Many nice vintage buildings downtown, though few are colonial

Ocean			Pacific Coast

City			A seaside city with resort emphasis

Humid			Sea breezes mitigate tropical heat

Dry			Dry season November through June

Nature			0

Charm			The old colonial part of town has been restored and there are many good outdoor restaurants and cafes around the plaza.

Single			Lots of action for singles at area beaches, bars

EnglishSpeaking			Lots of ex-pats and English-speaking groups; locals speak English

International Airport			Yes, but not too many direct international flights

Weather			Hot, rainy and muggy in the summer - perfect in the winter.

REALTY SYSTEM CO MEXICO  
Home For sale In Gaviotas, Mazatlan, the best residential area in Mazatlan. EXCELENT PRICE
Mazatlan, Sinaloa
044-6691-100534


http://www.resymex.com

Invest Mazatlan  
Real Estate and Finance
Benito Juarez 1224 Centro 82000, Mazatlan, Sinaloa
6699812427


http://www.investmazatlan.com

Sail Bandido  
Go sailing on the only 82' Wood Schooner in Mazatlan aboard the Patricia Belle
Marina Mazatlan E-Dock, Mazatlan, Sinaloa
310-734-6469/0446691


http://www.patriciabelle.com

Hotel Playa Mazatlan  
Truly a Mexican landmark. As the first hotel to be built along miles of virgin beach, Hotel Playa MazatlÃ¡n made the Golden Zone what it is today. Celebrati
Mazatlan, Sinaloa
52-(669)-989-05


http://www.hotelplayamazatlan.com/

Sendero Mexico  
Specialized Birding Tours out of Mazatlan, sponsors co creators of the Tufted Jay Preserve, Kayak tours, cater to all cruise ships and specialized birding groups, committed to sustainable tourism developoment in rural areas including 2 active projects under development
Chihuahua 639, Col Francisco Villa, Mazatlan, Sinaloa
669 940-TOUR


http://www.senderomexico.com

The Melville Boutique Hotel  
A new concept of hospitality in old town Mazatlan! The Melville Boutique Hotel is located in the heart of Mazatlan's culturally rich Old Town.
Calle ConstituciÃ³n 99, Mazatlan, Sinaloa
866/395-22881


http://www.themelville.com

Rivega Mazatlan Real Estate  
Rivega Mazatlan Real Estate is not just another real estate webpage but a portal where we will advise you on how to buy, sell or rent real estate.
Mazatlan, Sinaloa
www.rivega-realestate.com

Carnival in Mazatlan  February 11 to16, 2009
 Mazatlan boasts one of the largest carnival celebrations in Mexico. 
Mazatlan, Sinaloa
http://www.mexicoguru.com/mazatlans-carnival.php

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