Mazatlan Lighthouse
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A Landmark of Mazatlan Lighthouse
Located on Deer Island, the Mazatlan Lighthouse has guided mariners since its establishment in 1879. The lighthouse stands as a testament to the region's maritime history.
Constructed under the direction of the Mexican government, the lighthouse offers a unique cylindrical design made of brick, reaching a height of 20 meters (66 feet). It holds cultural significance as it contributes to the local maritime heritage and serves as a popular tourist attraction.
Captivating Highlights
- 🗼 Towering Structure: A remarkable view from the top, overlooking the Pacific Ocean and cityscape.
- 🌅 Scenic Trails: Beautiful hiking paths leading to the lighthouse for nature lovers.
- 📷 Photography Opportunities: Ideal location for capturing stunning sunset views.
Accessibility to the lighthouse is free, making it an attractive destination for tourists, families, and history enthusiasts alike.
Interesting Facts about Natural History Museum Mazatlan Lighthouse
Oldest Lighthouse
Mazatlan Lighthouse is one of the oldest operational lighthouses in Mexico.
Natural Reserve
Deer Island is also a protected natural reserve home to diverse wildlife.
Maritime Significance
The lighthouse has been crucial in navigating boats safely through the Mazatlan bay.
Location
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Address
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Opening Hours
Friday:
24 hours
Monday:
24 hours
Saturday:
24 hours
Sunday:
24 hours
Thursday:
24 hours
Tuesday:
24 hours
Wednesday:
24 hours
Contact Information
Price
Free. No fees for entry.
Average Visit Duration
Duration: 1 to 2 hours.
Best Time to Visit
Early mornings or late afternoons for cooler temperatures and fewer visitors.