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by guybert My wife & I were walking down a side street to go back to the tourist area when we decided to stop into a small corner store to buy a coke. It turned out that the store was a store / butcher shop & they had half a cow hanging by the checkout counter that they were ready to cut up. We kind of looked at each other & both thought (ONLY IN MEXICO!) So of course we had to pull out the camera and take a picture. Leave a Comment
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 This is the life! by guybert The north beach is what I consider the best beaches on the Mexican east coast. You have miles of beautiful white sand and very few people (or peddlers). You can walk for miles & watch the dolphins fallowing the shoarline or go watch the locals surfing at the north end by Playa Bruha Restaurant. The walk is as relaxing as it can get & reminds you why you do go to Mexico for a holiday. Leave a Comment
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by o00o < SNORKELING > The most exciting activity to do is snorkeling, with secluded beaches and crystal clear waters where you can swim with the sea lions and see tropical fish. There are beautiful beaches close to town but not always as much underwater wildlife. Leave a Comment
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Localizado en la esquina en que se unen las calles Constitución y Heriberto Frías. Este edificio de dos plantas se construyó en el año de 1865 por uno de los más prestigiados Arquitectos del puerto, el Sr. Federico Ymaña. El terreno originalmente fue propiedad del rico comerciante filipino Juan N. Machado y posteriormente a la muerte de este señor, su viuda, la Sra. Dorotea Otero por problemas económicos lo traspaso al Sr. Fermín Irigoyen quien ordena la construcción del edificio. Se le considero una de las más bellas mansiones del puerto y las crónicas relatan que ahí durante la intervención francesa se ofrecían bailes y recepciones en las que sóolo se invitaban a ciudadanos Mexicanos que pertenecieran al Partido Republicano, lo que ocasionaba gran malestar entre las autoridades imperialistas. La propiedad de esta mansión pasosucesivamente por manos de comerciantes españoles, como fue el Sr. Dionisio de las Rivas y Abasolo quien después de amasar una gran fortuna regresa a España y el Sr. Antonio de la Peña que utilizó el edificio para instalar en ese lugar uno de los almacenes mas prestigiados de sus tiempos. Finalmente fue adquirida por el Español Celedonio Corvera quien fuera dueño de la fabrica de hilados y tejidos de Villa Unión. De esta mansión es digno de admirar su impresionante y bien trabajada entrada y su balcón superior y sus enormes ventanales de madera. Actualmente opera un bar llamado Café Pacífico, que nos invita a sentarnos a disfrutar una bebida y extasiarse de la de la hermosa vista que nos ofrece la Plazuela Machado. Leave a Comment
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Most of the people come to Mazaztlýn for the sun and the beach, but a walk in the city center is interesting. The Plazuela Machado is very cozy and the cathedral as well as the Theater ýngela Peralta are also worth visiting. Leave a Comment
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One of our taxi drivers asked if we wanted a custom individual tour of the city. We weren't planning this activity but he assured us that we could go for as long or short a time as we wanted. We decided to go and it was well worth it. I can't remember what he actually charged us but I remember that it was pretty cheap. As advertised he took us all over the city and told us all about it. He even suggested some spots for good photographs. The entire tour took about 3-4 hours with plenty of time to see most everything. Leave a Comment Other Contact: Just ask one of the taxi drivers
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The light house is located on a high cliff with a panoramic of the bay. This is the most beautiful sight in Mazatlán. Leave a Comment
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 Shit Mountain from a safe distance by bluehypernova This was truly a beautiful little hike up the mountain, but what they don't tell you is that it's right next to a sewage treatment plant. Yuck! We found ourselves running up to escape the smell. Also, make sure you where actual shoes rather than sandals--there be ants on them there hills.
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 The beers are good and cold, and only 15 pesos! by mexicruiser, 1 more photos At the Cerritos end of the Cerritos/Juarez bus route is a lovely, fairly undeveloped (as of yet!) beach area, Bruja's, with a nice restaurant down one of the side roads, and down another side road are a number of beach palapa restaurants where one can get a nice cold beer for about 15 pesos, roughly $1.30 with a lovely view of the ocean. We haven't eaten at any of these restaurants so we can't vouch for the food, but the brewski's were good! Update: We have eaten at Bruja's a couple to times now, their breakfast is really good - for less than $5 you get juice, coffee, fruit, eggs and meat. On Saturday nights they have awesome entertainment! Around 5pm they have dancing horses on the beach, around 6pm there is folk dancing, last night there was a big mariachi band, and finally a guitarist/flautist around 7! Their happy hours are from 5-10pm every night, and the deal is 2 for 1!! For $5 you get 2 margaritas, pina coladas, or mai tai's , etc. And all this while enjoying a gorgeous view of the ocean, beautiful sunsets, etc!! Leave a Comment
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A visit to this historical old church is a must. I go there everytime I am in Mazatlan. I find something new and get to see more inside. It has beautiful architecture and amazing details inside. Leave a Comment
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