Pan-America Games 2011, November 12th – 20th in the beautiful city of Guadalajara, Jalisco; The torch of the Pan-American Games 2011 will cross Mazatlan's port October 6th that will be the only city in the state of Sinaloa that see the Olympic Flame.
Do not miss this unique experience and be a part of the celebrations towards Pan-American Games 2011. For more information follow the link below..
NBA basketball fans take notice: for the first time in Mazatlán 19 NBA stars will play an exhibition game at the Lobo Dome of the Universidad Autónoma de Durango on Thursday, October 6th at 8:30pm.
Get Ready for the Dorado Shoot Out this November 5th at Marina El Cid Mazatlán
Don't miss all the fun and excitement of the 1st Annual Dorado Shootout! One team will walk away with a brand new 2011 Ford Ranger XLT Pick-Up Truck.
Just register, pay the entry fee and then join us for a fabulous event. You’ll find out why so many anglers are calling “The Pearl of the Pacific” the best place to find
Dorado. Enjoy great drawing prizes of tackle, lure and return trips plus optional cash jackpots of $200, $300, $500 and $1000 USD with 85% payback. Plus, all
participants will receive a welcome package kit.
Contact us for more Information and Registration forms
Cliff diving has been a tradition since 1961 in Mazatlán, and whenever the ocean conditions seem to make it impossible to dive, the young divers step back and give the limelight to the veteran divers, who made this place famous for what it is today. Mario Gonzales Agilar was the diver who started the tradition in Mazatlán, and his (more than) 65 years of age don’t hinder him from still diving, especially in extreme conditions. This tourist attraction started as a risky adventure and bet with his friend Roberto Jauregui Villegas.
When it is completed in 2012, the Baluarte River Bridge will not only be the highest bridge in North America but the highest cable stayed bridge in the world surpassing the Millau Viaduct in France. It is the crown jewel of the greatest bridge and tunnel highway project ever undertaken in North America. Known as the Durango-Mazatlán highway, it will be the only crossing for more than 500 miles (800 km) between the pacific coast and the interior of Mexico. The path of this new highway roughly parallels the famous “Devil’s Backbone”, a narrow road that earned its nickname from the way it follows the precarious ridge crest of the jagged peaks of the Sierra Madre Occidental mountains. The dangerous road is a seemingly endless onslaught of twisting, terrifying turns that are so tight there are times the road nearly spirals back into itself.