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Mazatlan Mexico
History of Mazatlan MexicoThe name Mazatlan Mexico comes from an Náhuatl Indian word "Mazatl" which means "Place of Deer."There is over a half a million people living in Mazatlan Mexico. It is one of the most popular places for billfish sport fishing. Its seaports are very busy for commercial use worldwide. The town has been settled for over 400 years but no permanent coloies were established until 1820. Mazatlan Mexico is best known now for its thriving tourist communities and attractions. It is home to some of the best nightlife in all of Mexico, in addition there is exceptional shopping, sport fishing, golf, and endless water sports. Getting bored in Mazatlan Mexico is going to be tough! This incomparable port city is one of the most important tourist desitnations in the world. Set in a beautiful cove of the Pacific, Mazatlan Mexico lies at about the same latitiude as Hawaii. The temperature fluctuates from mid-60's to mid-90's depending on the time of the year.
Mazatlan BeachesMazatlan meaning "land of the deer" in the ancient Nahuatl language offers 10 miles of inviting sandy beaches. It's no wonder Mazatlan Mexico plays host to more than one million visitors per year. These visitors will find plenty to keep them busy in Mazatlan Mexico. Earth, sea and sky unite to offer an excellent destination for all types of vacationers. The Sea of Cortez and the Pacific Ocean join waves at the sheltered harbor of Mazatlan Mexico, the largest Pacific Coast port in Mexico. The confluence of these waters and the sea's reputation as "the greatest fishing trap in the hemisphere," have made Mazatlan Mexico a premier destination for sports fishermen. Fresh water lakes within easy range provide the alternative of bass fishing, and some call it the best in the world. Mazatlan Mexico is truely a vacationer's paradise. Mazatlan Mexico is an ancient Nahuatl word that means "land of the deer" -- not exactly a name you'd expect for a fishing port. But there's more to this town than seafood. Visitors can attend the bullfights every Sunday during the winter, stroll the Mazatlan Mexico art gallery to view significant works by Mexican artists, gaze at the second highest lighthouse in the world (Gibraltar has the highest), or head over to Acuario Mazatlan Mexico where more than 250 Mazatlan species of sea life swim behind glass and sea lions put on a daily show. Mazatlan Mexico |
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