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Sinaloa

It is one of the most fertile states in Mexico and each of its regions offers access to many unforgettable activities and experiences.

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Sinaloa is a gem on Mexico’s Pacific coast that stirs emotions and creates unforgettable memories. From the golden beaches of Mazatlán, known as “The Pearl of the Pacific,” to the charming Magical Towns like El Fuerte and Cosalá, this state blends history, nature, and heartfelt hospitality at every turn.

Sinaloa’s cultural richness shines through its lively banda music, vibrant carnivals, and exquisite cuisine, where fresh seafood takes center stage. But Sinaloa is also a haven of natural wonders: majestic mountain ranges, fertile valleys, and lush mangroves brimming with stunning biodiversity.

Visiting Sinaloa means immersing yourself in its authenticity, enjoying its breathtaking landscapes, and taking a piece of its soul back home. Discover it and let its unique charm captivate you!

Destinos
Ahome

Visitar Villa de Ahome es sumergirte en un pasado glorioso. Camina entre sus calles adoquinadas y descubre una nueva historia en cada esquina.
Angostura

Amplios litorales, lagunas, esteros y una extraordinaria biodiversidad configuran el municipio de Angostura.
Badiraguato

Refugio de la naturaleza, aquí encontrarás innumerables montañas y valles, arroyos, bosques y pequeñas poblaciones.
Choix

Cada esquina y plaza de Choix es el escenario perfecto para la reunión, para la charla de sus habitantes que, ajenos a las prisas del mundo.
Concordia

El municipio de Concordia se ubica a 22 kilómetros del Aeropuerto Internacional de Mazatlán Gral. Rafael Buelna; contiene hermosos paisajes naturales en los que se realizan distintas actividades turísticas.

Cosalá

There are historical, cultural, and natural attractions in Cosalá; some of the most important are the Historic Downtown.
Culiacan

EI Sabor de Culiacán está en su gento, en sus recintos, on sus hoteles.

El Fuerte

Relive the past and legends of this Magical Town by walking its streets through a quaint and well-ordered urbanization.
El Rosario

The old Panteón Español is one of the mythical places of the town, and it has a solemn and dramatic air that enhances its charm.
Elota

Flanqueando las costas centrales del Estado, en un punto equidistante entre Mazatlán y Culiacán.
Escuinapa

Su costa forma una enorme zona de humedales rica en marismas y manglares donde viven infinidad de aves.
Guasave

Una construcción del siglo XVI, la primera y más antigua "Misión de Pueblos”
Mazatlán

The 12 miles of spectacular sun-drenched beaches encircling Mazatlán are celebrated for the seductive beauty of their soft, sandy shores.
Mocorito

Mocorito has several cultural attractions, such
Navolato

Navolato es el más joven de los 18 municipios que conforman el estado de Sinaloa, constituyéndose el día 27 de agosto de 1982.
Salvador Alvarado

Este municipio lleva su nombre en honor al gran General Salvador Alvarado. Aquí encontrarás historia y color en cada uno de sus rincones.
San Ignacio

San Ignacio is located 90 kilometers north of Mazatlán and has a great natural, historical, gastronomic, and archaeological richness.
Sinaloa de Leyva

Una pequeña ciudad que convive con su pasado arquitectónico, tradiciones que se aferran a perdurar y paisajes naturales que enamoran a cualquiera.

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