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The 15 most popular mazatlán & pacific beaches tours in Mexico right now. What each one is really like, who runs it, and what it costs.
Glide through Old Town Mazatlán on a small-group Segway, then watch El Clavadista cliff-jumpers at the Malecon.
“Carlos provides a helmet and water for the experience. He's was born and raised there so he had a wealth info about the area. He's super patient and helpful. We would do this tour again. Thanks Carlos!”
Small-group Mazatlán highlights with cathedral, Old Town, Malecón, shopping, and a shrimp lunch plus scenic viewpoints.
“We arrived in Mazatlan via cruise ship. We’d been told there was a Viator desk inside the terminal, and while there was a tour desk, nothing said Viator, so that was confusing. Once we found where we were supposed to be, several other tours we’re leaving simultaneously, so ours got pushed for over 30 minutes.…”
6-hour Mazatlán and Stone Island all-inclusive with old town, cathedral, cliff jumpers, catamaran ride, lunch, and open bar.
“We were on a Celebrity Panama Canal cruise. We booked most of our excursions including this one on Viator, and in general had pretty good luck with them. Not this one. Mazatlan sightseeing and beach all-inclusive through Tour Guide Mazatlan. Basically, we were left behind at the terminal by the tour. Our ship arrived earlier…”
Mazatlán tequila factory tour plus La Noria villages: Blue Agave tastings, local crafts, optional lunch, and hotel/port pickup.
“Fantastic relaxing and laid back tour.Just visiting the countryside and some small towns. No pressure to buy anything. Good food good drinks...”
Private half-day tour of Ixtapa and Zihuatanejo with hotel pickup, Playa Linda wildlife, markets, and bay views at your pace.
“Our guide Luis was amazing and so knowledgeable about everything. We had a great experience exploring the city and culture and I would highly recommend this tour.”
Half-day Ixtapa Island tour from Zihuatanejo with hotel pickup, lagoon wildlife, panga boat rides, snorkeling options, and included lunch.
“This piece of paradise was incredible. My family and I had an unbelievable day at the island. A must do if you're visiting Ixtapa/Zihuatanejo. Luis was extremely professional and beyond friedly. The communication was excellent.”
Small-group Acapulco tour: Mirador Puerto Marqués, Capilla de la Paz, Diego Rivera murals, Los Flamingos and La Quebrada.
“This was a wonderful tour in Acapulco. Carlos was a great your guide. Very knowledgeable and informative. Highly recommend”
A small-group Mexican cooking class in Mazatlán where you learn tortilla-making, cook 3–4 dishes, eat your meal, and get recipes by email.
“We did the Gems of Mexico cooking class on 12/22 and it was the highlight of our vacation. Paola taught us so much not only about how to prepare the meals but also about where the ingredients come from and how they are produced. I never know how many ways a tortilla can be used…”
Air-conditioned Acapulco highlights with a fun local guide, Rivera mosaic, Chapel of Peace views, cliff divers, and Mexican lunch.
“Especially enjoyed Los Flamingos and La Quebrada. And everything in between. Our guide, Alejandro, was very knowledgeable and answered all our questions. So much to see and learn that's not in the history books”
Mazatlán in four hours: bay viewpoints, cliff-jump spectacle, a grand basilica, and beach time in the Golden Zone with drinks included.
“This was a very comprehensive City experience around mazatlan. We thoroughly enjoyed being taken up for great views and also getting to see the cliff diver. Jesus was a great guide and provided lots of cold drinks for us.”
A fast, cruise-friendly Mazatlán e-bike loop with sea views, Old Town stops, and quick photo moments, led in English.
“This is a great tour to take. If you want to know more about the city. It does require a little bit of work to ride the e-bike. Not recommend for people who are out of shape. Very interesting and you get to see a lot of the parts of the old Mazatlan.”
ATV ride through Mazatlan’s countryside plus ranch lunch and mezcal tasting with hotel or port pickup, private beach time, and great value.
“The staff was friendly, and they were easy to spot outside the cruise port. Food was good and the tour was great. I highly recommend”
Ride Mazatlán’s open-air Pulmonia, stop for birds and cliff jumps, see Machado and the Cathedral, and finish at El Vigía Hill views.
“Oscar was truly exceptional and made the entire experience unforgettable. From the very beginning, he created a warm, welcoming, and professional atmosphere that immediately made us feel comfortable and excited for the tour. His knowledge of the area was impressive he didn’t just point out landmarks, he brought them to life with interesting stories, history,…”
Private air-conditioned transfer from Zihuatanejo airport to your Ixtapa hotel, with a named driver, bottled water, and stress-free arrival.
“There was no transportation available when we got there (ZIH Airport). They said they had the wrong time for our arrival. I had given the arrival flight number and arrival time when signing up for a ride. We were on schedule. There was confusion about who the company was giving the ride at the airport.…”
3-hour Zihuatanejo food and walking tour with Francisco: farmers market samples, breakfast, snacks, and bottled water. Meat-focused.
“We learned a lot from our guide, Francisco. We especially learned about the culture of the people in the area in Zihuatanejo . It was very educational and the food was good. The Carnitas close to the end of our tour were especially delicious.”
