Deer Island Snorkeling

Home to the best snorkeling in Mazatlan. You’ll have the opportunity to see tropical fish and other beautiful and interesting sea life. 

La Isla de Venados s one of the most beautiful places in Mazatlán because of the beach and clear, beautiful and transparente waters perfect for water sports.
Deer Island is and ecological reserve found in the middle of the famous Three Islands of Mazatlán.

Stone Island Snorkeling

A stone’s throw from Mazatlan. The peninsula that isn’t actually an island at all is known as Isla de las Piedras in Spanish.

Bay of Mazatlán

Best snorkeling around, makes this the perfect way to explore the bay and its majestic islands.

A scenic journey through Pájaros, Venados and Lobos Islands just for you, your couple, friends or family. On this adventure, you may have amazing encounters with playful dolphins, sea lions, sea turtles and a myriad of coastal birds. Enjoy great scenery, as fast, comfortable and well equipped fibreglass power boats will take you anywhere along the bay! Including some of the islands’ best reef locations for snorkeling and tranquil crystal clear beaches for swimming.
Venados, Lobos and Pajaros islands are Mazatlan’s most important natural icons. This small archipelago is part of the Natural Protected Area: Islands of the Gulf of California, and represent a major ecological reserve for the region´s marine and terrestrial biodiversity. These islands are home to several species of resident and migratory birds like brown booby birds, pelicans reptiles, and endemic plants. A myriad of tropical colourful fish, molluscs, crustaceans and other invertebrates inhabit the rocky reefs along their coastline, local marine ecosystems that sustain most artisanal fisheries and the livelihood of many local fisherman and families.

Join an extraordinary adventure into the ocean realm for amazing encounters with dophins in their natural habitat.

Goat Island

Goat Island is favored by beginning snorkelers. The island is protected by two reefs, calming the waves and turning off-island waters into a remarkably clear giant swimming pool with better visibility than found snorkeling off mainland Mazatlan. The two reefs are home to an abundance of colorful fish. Seals, dolphins and other marine creatures are often in the area.

Wolf Island

Best beaches for swimming and the best reef locations for snorkeling.This small archipelago is part of the Natural Protected Area: Islands of the Gulf of California, and represent a major ecological reserve for the region’s marine and terrestrial biodiversity. Enjoy the secluded sandy island beaches an the views of the Mazatlán coast.

Playa Norte

Palm-lined white sandy beach known for its shallow turquoise waters, seafood outlets & sunsets.

Here you’ll find one of the most beautiful views that you can admire as you walk around.

Playa Brujas

Surfers are drawn to this laid-back beach known for its waves, with nearby eateries & bars

Playa Sabalo

A beautiful beach where besides resting and going for a deliciously refreshing swim, Has long been considered one of the best beaches in Mazatlan. Usually calm water great for swimming and water sports. Spend some time here in the afternoon while the sun is setting, or linger over a good meal with friends or family

Playa Cerritos

A beautiful beach where besides resting and going for a deliciously refreshing swim, you can also eat at the restaurant and enjoy perfect sea views. Spend some time here in the afternoon while the sun is setting, or linger over a good meal with friends or family

Playa Gaviotas

If you’re spending some time in the downtown area to do some shopping or simply wandering around. Here, you can grab a drink, relax by the sea, take a swim and just enjoy the beauties of the northern part of the island.