Top Mazatlan Walking Tours

Want to get a taste of the real Mexico? Mexican flavors are practically synonymous with street food. But with so many good carts and stands, it's hard to know where to start. The Flavor Teller will take you to the best hidden gems in Mazatlan. Learn about culture through food. Break through cultural and language barriers and get the conversation going. Connect to the people who create culinary magic. Take a break from being a tourist and eat like a local! For your convenience this tour operates small groups to get the full scoop on the fascinating food scene.

Want to get a taste of Mazatlan, soak up history and pick up street food confidence? Ready to take your taste buds on a roll and find your inner flavor adventurer? Mexican cuisine is practically synonymous to street food. But with so many food stands and carts, it’s hard to know where to start. The Flavor Teller will take you to the best hidden gems in Mazatlan. Get off the beaten tourist track and experience authentic flavors on culinary backstreets. Spice up your day and learn about Mexican culture through food. Satisfy your curiosity and appetite. Feel welcome at family-run food stands who create culinary magic and break through cultural and language barriers.

Join us in this unforgettable excursion that will transport you into the real Mexico, learn about history, traditions and customs that make this country so rich.

What we know today as the Mazatlan Lighthouse, one of the highest natural lighthouses in the world, is settled in what once was an island. It was in the year of 1828 when the Island of Crestón began to be used for maritime signaling the port of Mazatlán and until 1930 when the necessary work was done to unite this body of land separated from the port by the breakwater as we know it today. With a length of 641 meters, 321 meters wide and an altitude of 157 meters, the Mazatlan Lighthouse offers the ideal place to enjoy a 360 degree view of the bay landscapes. The perfect place to take photos of the nearby islands and the city!

This city tour of Mazatlán is a perfect introduction for first-time visitors and offers a good mix of history, scenic views, and free time. Take a drive along the boardwalk and watch professional cliff divers leap from 50-foot (15-meter) platforms. In Old Mazatlán, see 19th-century landmarks like the Ángela Peralta Theater and Mazatlán Cathedral. You’ll also have time for some souvenir shopping at a local market.

A little bit of everything is what you will get in this experience, you will learn about our Mexican traditions, can have a personalized belt in front of you to end up getting samples of this ancient beverage, "Los Osuna", that has being made in the area since 1876.

Mazatlan is much more than sun, sand, and sea. The lands of the municipality of Mazatlán and the south of Sinaloa have a rich history: the production of mezcal, the Revolution and other events. The first "Vinata"; as it is known to the haciendas where mezcal was produced, was founded before 1850. The industry expanded until it reached more than 30,000 hectares of agave plantations. The mezcal produced in these “Vinatas” awarded at different European fairs during the first decades of the last century and became the second most important producer in Mexico. The Osuna family settled in the village of La Noria, one of the most picturesque in the region. La Vinata “Los Osuna” is the only one that survives today.

Test your skills by learning how to make molcajete salsa and handmade tortillas oriented by a local cooker with years of experience.

Join us in this unforgettable excursion that will transport you into the real Mexico, learn about history, traditions and costumes that make this country so rich.