Mazatlan
is a destination
where you
can observe an
abundance of
plant of animal
species thanks
to the
excellent weather
conditions that
permit the
development of
rich and
varied ecosystems.
Cerro del
Creston
– Located 2 km
(1.2 mi) south of
the port
of Mazatlan,
near the
sportfishing boats.
At the
top of
this hill
is the
world’s second
tallest lighthouse.
Nearly surrounded
by ocean water,
at the
foot of
this hill
you can observe
mollusks and
small fish
that are brought
into tide
pools by the
high tide.
Las Tres Islas
–
Located 3 km
(2 mi) west of
Mazatlan. An
Important symbol
of Mazatlan,
this group
of islands
consists of
Pajaros, Venados
and Lobos. On
this group
of islands
the region’s
flora and fauna are
protected, making
it an
important
ecological zone.
Rancho El Venado
– Located 10 km
(6 mi) north of
Mazatlan’s Historic
Center. This
is an
excellent place for
hiking and
observing flora and
fauna; it’s home
to more than
30 animal species,
including white-tailed
deer, coyotes,
woodpeckers, crab
spiders and
many others.
You can go
on a hike
for two
to four
hours with
experienced guides..
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