Things to do in Sinaloa

Enjoy this wonderful half-day tour to get to know Valle De Bravo, where you will visit the most important places of this magical town. Your tour guide will share with you the history and tales of each place that you will visit, either majestic natural scenarios or the most emblematic cultural places. Your first stop will be at the waterfall named "Velo de Novia" which is one of the highest waterfalls in the state of Mexico with more than 35 meters high, here you can enjoy the sensation of the breeze around you. Then, you will visit another waterfall named "Cascada del Molino", which is located in the Avandaro neighborhood. Then you will enjoy the views from the most spectacular lookout of "La Peña of Valle de Bravo", that has impressive panoramic views, perfect to take memorable photos. Your next stop will be at the downtown zone of Valle de Bravo, where you will visit the "Cristo Negro", de very big Ahuehuete tree, the portals of the downtown, the Alameda, the main pier, and the central garden.

Discover Mazatlan in a different and unique way through a traditional 'Auriga' (local taxi) and visit some of the city’s most popular street food stands to eat traditional food that locals love while supporting small businesses.  Climb aboard a traditional 'Auriga', which is the local taxi of Mazatlan, and head off to different working-class neighborhoods around the historic center of the city.  Visit the favorite local haunts, get samples of the traditional meals and snacks, and meet the families keeping Mexican food traditions alive. Be entertained by your local guide with stories and insights into Mazatlan’s rich culture, long history, and colorful architecture.

Explore the buzzing Pino Suarez Market, where Maztlan locals go to get their groceries and fresh produce, and its surroundings with a local guide. Steeped in culture, learn all about this amazing neighborhood and its beginnings (there was once a bullfight ring) as you sample some tasty local delicacies. Your local guide loves to share their own Mazatlan stories, while you eat, drink and meet new local friends. This guided walking tour is all about getting to know the neighborhood and its local people through food. Visit the market's fruit, vegetables and dried chile stands. Try some typical delicacies on the way – smoked marlin and a variety of Mexican cheeses. Discover the other side of Mazatlan’s market and find out how Mexican families cure their ailments. Taste Mazatlan’s typical tostadas, at a family-run diner that has been in business for three decades and enjoy an authentic ‘torta’ (grilled sandwich roll), washed down with a local soda. Finish the tour enjoying a variety of traditional Mexican ice creams.