10 Cultural Tours in Sinaloa That You Shouldn't Miss

Visit three villages to see their local activities and lifestyles, La Noria, La Vinata and El Quelite. Learn of the old and current process of tequila at La Vinata where you will witness the equipment that was used in the 1800's to produce tequila. You will see the equipment currently being used, and learn the local activities in these towns at your own pace. Also don't miss your opportunity to sample the quality tequila produced there.

Inclusions: Bottled water, Beverages, Professional guide, Hotel/port pickup and drop-off

Exclusions: Lunch, Gratuities

Mazatlan is one of the most important cities in the state of Sinaloa, due to its population and tourist development. It’s warm climate, it’s people, and beautiful beaches And for you to witness those peculiarities, we have scheduled this guided tour as the perfect way to get acquainted with the most significant tourist sites.

Inclusions: Local guide

Exclusions: Gratuities

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.

Inclusions: WiFi on board, Air-conditioned vehicle, Alcoholic Beverages, Bottled water, Soda/Pop, Snacks

Exclusions: Lunch

Amaze yourself at a village founded in 1565 and its church build in the XVIII century. You can try our Mexican bread still baked on a brick oven heated with wood, and help our friend Jorge to build a floor tile the way it has being done for the last 70 years. Then transport yourself into the silver rush by walking around the majestic town "Copala" where you will have the opportunity to taste the best banana coconut cream pie in Mexico

Inclusions: Private transportation, Air-conditioned vehicle, Alcoholic Beverages, Bottled water, Soda/Pop

Exclusions: Lunch

During your visit to Mazatlan, you should not miss this trip which is considered the best colonial sightseeing tour in the area. Get off of the beaten track visiting the two colonial towns of Concordia and Copala right in the Sierra Madre Mountains, two quaint colorful villages where natives carve wooden furniture by hand, making pottery, roof tiles and pastries. Be impressed by the two stone temples of San Jose (in Copala) and San Sebastian (in Concordia).

Inclusions: Beverages, Bottled water, Professional guide, Hotel/port pickup and drop-off

Exclusions: Food and drinks, unless specified, Gratuities

This is the perfect out of town tour. Visit two villages to see their local activities and lifestyles, La Noria and Puerta de Canoas. Learn of the old and current process of tequila at la Vinata where you will witness the equipment that was used in the 1800's to produce tequila and you will see the equipment currently being used. Also don't miss your opportunity to sample the product being made there. Then visit the villages of La Noria to see the handmade products being made. From there you'll visit Puerta de Canoas where the famous "Dancing Horses" are trained, with a great photo op with the horse before lunch back in Mazatlan.

Inclusions: Bottled water, Beverages, Hotel/port pickup and drop-off, Professional guide, Lunch (if option chosen)

Exclusions: Food and drinks, unless specified

This tour will show you the flavors of Mazatlán: highlights, shopping, beaches and shrimp. You will enjoy the main highlights of the Old Mazatlán by stopping at each area with the option of walking around to get some great pictures and a bilingual guide to explain the history and culture of each, then head on over to the Golden Zone where the best shopping & beaches are located to do your own shopping, and/or a splash on the beach and finally arrive to the restaurant to enjoy a delicious Mexican shrimp lunch.

Inclusions: Bottled water, Lunch (with lunch included option only), Driver/guide, Hotel/port pickup and drop-off, Transport by air-conditioned minivan

Exclusions: Alcoholic drinks (available to purchase), Gratuities

To 30 kilometers from Sinaloa is located La noria town, where is produced a handmade tequila made with blue agave natural plant of Sinaloa. Enjoy the magic town of the pacific

Inclusions: Bottle water, Beer, Refreshments.

Exclusions: Lunch optional at El Sazon de La Abuela Tina.

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.

Inclusions: Air-conditioned vehicle, Classic food of the region taste, Bottled water, Soda/Pop, Tasting of Maguey Distilled

Exclusions: Gratuities

Nature, Chihuahua Railway, Copper Canyon, Native Mexican. The first highlight is the Copper Canyon, which is four times larger than the Grand Canyon and inhabits the indigenous Tarahumara tribe (the strongest race of humanity). There is their wildlife there. A train that runs through the great outdoors from 200M above sea level to 2400M at a stretch. Spend time in the pioneering town of Los Mochis, and head to Posada Barrancas. The view from the village and the hotel near Copper Canyon is amazing, and at night the starry sky of nature is approaching. The light of the indigenous bonfire can be seen from the darkness of the Canyon. The next day, head to the magical village of Creel. There is an indigenous sanctuary. The valley is filled with mysterious strange rocks. And to the end of the trip to Chihuahua. * Reverse plan is also possible at the same price

Inclusions: Restroom on board

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