Mazatlan｜Mexico's coastal pearl tour

1. Best time to travel Mazatlan is located in the tropics, with a warm climate all year round and an average annual temperature of around 25°C. November to April of the following year is the best time to travel. During this period, the temperature is relatively cool, there is less precipitation, and the sun is bright, which is suitable for various outdoor activities and enjoying the seaside scenery. 2. Food Exploration • Seafood Taco: As a coastal city, seafood is the star of the table in Mazatlan. The local seafood taco, freshly caught fish, shrimp and shellfish, paired with special sauces and fresh vegetables, wrapped in tortillas. When you take a bite, the rich taste blooms on the tip of your tongue. Each one costs about 50-100 pesos. • Ceviche: Fresh raw fish pieces are marinated with lime juice, onions, chilies and cilantro. The sour taste of the lime juice brings out the freshness of the fish and has a refreshing taste, as if the taste of the sea is directly delivered to your mouth. The price of a serving is between 150 and 250 pesos. 3. Check-in at scenic spots • Mazatlan Cathedral: This magnificent Gothic building is one of the city’s landmarks. Exquisite carvings and stained glass windows are full of artistic flavor. Here you can feel the strong religious atmosphere and it is free to visit. • Golden Mile Beach: The golden sand beach stretches for several kilometers, is fine and soft, and the sea water is clear and blue. It is an ideal place to enjoy sunbathing, surfing and swimming. There are also many restaurants and bars around, where you can enjoy a relaxing vacation. IV. Notes • Currency exchange: Mexico uses Mexican pesos, which can be exchanged at exchange points at the airport or downtown. It is recommended to compare exchange rates at several exchanges. You can also withdraw money at ATMs with UnionPay logos, but a certain fee may be charged💴 • Language communication: Locals mainly speak Spanish. Basic English communication is feasible in popular scenic spots, but learning some simple daily Spanish expressions will make your trip smoother. • Mosquito protection: There are more mosquitoes in tropical climates, so remember to bring mosquito repellent spray to avoid being bitten.