MEXICO
The ones worth booking.
The 14 most popular mazatlan 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.
“Gustavo gave us great tour and experience around Mazatlan on the Segway. Such a fun ride. No bathrooms though for two hours.”
Small-group Mazatlán highlights with cathedral, Old Town, Malecón, shopping, and a shrimp lunch plus scenic viewpoints.
“Driver was kind and knowledgeable. Was a great way to get the "lay of the land" at the beginning of our vacation.”
6-hour Mazatlán and Stone Island all-inclusive with old town, cathedral, cliff jumpers, catamaran ride, lunch, and open bar.
“Enjoyed the excursion which was a mix of sightseeing & beach. Just wish communication between the different guides involved were better. Food was surprisingly good. Large menu choices with open bar at beach. Price excellent!”
Mazatlán tequila factory tour plus La Noria villages: Blue Agave tastings, local crafts, optional lunch, and hotel/port pickup.
“Our guide "JOSE" provided us with a day to remember in Mazatlan. What a perfect, informative, kind and pleasant man. The entire day from small villages to The 🔵 Blue Agave farm to lunch in La Noria far exceeded our expectations. A day to remember. Will be requesting Jose again on my next adventure in…”
A small-group Mazatlán street-food tour with 7 tastings, local stories, and family-run stops in Centro’s oldest neighborhood.
“Wendy is an excellent tour guide. Very informative and great english. The food was amazing!!!!!! I feel like we got to see the side of Mazatlan that tourists rarely get to see.”
Sample seven Mazatlán market favorites on a small-group Centro walk with tastings, history, and local ice cream.
“Be sure not to eat anything before the tour - you’ll be overly stuffed way before the end. I’d highly recommend this activity and would do it again in a heartbeat.”
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.
“Wonderful way to spend the day - Paola was very knowledgeable and friendly! The food was awesome! Everything was phenomenal. Even had my 13 year old son with and it was the best part of his trip! I would highly recommend to everyone - great day!”
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 great experience! David was a great guide. He was very knowledgeable and loves to show you the city he lives in. The drinks provided were a great touch on a hot day.”
A fast, cruise-friendly Mazatlán e-bike loop with sea views, Old Town stops, and quick photo moments, led in English.
“Easy to find the meet up location and the tour guide was very thorough on how to use the bikes. The bikes were in poor condition. One of our bikes made this awful clicking/rubbing noise the entire trip and when you put the brakes on the neck of the bike moved and clattered. The tour…”
Half-day Sierra Madre villages tour from Mazatlan with handcrafts in Malpica and Concordia, plus Presidio River brickmaking and a guide.
“Chuy was a great guide enjoyed the bread best cinnamon rolls we have ever had! The tiles and pottery experience will never be forgotten amazing to see it hand made! A must do tour”
ATV ride through Mazatlan’s countryside plus ranch lunch and mezcal tasting with hotel or port pickup, private beach time, and great value.
“It was so much fun driving the ATVs. Lunch was very good. 1/2 hour out of Mazatlan, and had a really nice taxi driver named Maria.”
Horseback and temazcal in Mazatlán plus a 12-zipline circuit, hearty lunch, and mezcal tasting with convenient pickup.
“We booked this excursion just before sailing from Long Beach. For some reason even though i booked the 1030am excursion we were scheduled for the 9am. All it took was a direct call to the zipline operator and the issue was resloved. The pick-up at the pier went smooth and since we were the only…”
Ride Mazatlán’s open-air Pulmonia, stop for birds and cliff jumps, see Machado and the Cathedral, and finish at El Vigía Hill views.
“Alberto was very friendly- you could tell he enjoyed his job and his city. Asked him to take us to a local place for tacos- not usual tourist place. And he delivered a place called Potrillas We really enjoyed the freshly made tacos. He let us stay in an area as long as we wanted…”
ATV ride through agave fields and a private beach near Mazatlán, then a ranch lunch and tequila tasting with pickup included.
“The ride to the location was great. the drive took us through old Mazatlán, which was a very humble area, but fascinating as it holds so much history. On the drive back, he took us the coastal route which was new and thriving and really beautiful. He also was awesome about sharing the history of…”
