Malecón de Mazatlán
A seaside boulevard about 21 km long, often cited as one of the longest oceanfront promenades in the world, ideal for walking or cycling to watch the sunset.
The Malecón of Mazatlán runs from Olas Altas in the south to the Zona Dorada in the north. Along the way are the Fisherman's Monument, the La Mujer Mazatleca statue, cliff-top diving platforms, and many other sculptures and landmarks. On one side are Pacific waves, and on the other are restaurants and hotels. You can walk, rent a bicycle, or take a ride in a local open-top taxi called a pulmonía. In the evening, locals come out to stroll and watch the sunset, which is the best way to experience the city's everyday life.
Opening hours
All day
Nearby sights
- Monumento al Pescador
- Mercado Pino Suárez
- Basilica Cathedral of Mazatlán
- Teatro Ángela Peralta
- Centro Histórico & Plazuela Machado
- El Clavadista
- Monumento a la Mujer Mazatleca
- Olas Altas