Tour through Ten Islands

Description

The insular areas, such as islands, islets and rocks, of the Gulf of California represent approximately 50% of the insular territory of Mexico, and in this tour you will be able to know the most important for Sinaloa, which are located in front of the port of Mazatlán. On board a high-speed semi-rigid boat we cross the bay while discovering different islands, islets, rocks and beaches that give us the perfect opportunity to take a picture while our expert guides share the history, geology and life in each of them. .

During our walk we will be accompanied by different types of birds, such as seagulls, frigates and ducks, among many other species; as well as dolphins, turtles and with a bit of luck stingrays. This tour is like a carnival of marine life! The itinerary of this excursion includes transportation to the Marina Mazatlán, where you will be welcomed to start the tour of the bay, in which you will visit the islands of Pájaros, Venados, Lobos, Dos Hermanos, Piedra Tortuga, El Crestón, El Cardón, Isla de Piedra and Chivos.

Round transport
High-speed semi-rigid boat tour of the bay
Visit to the islands of Pájaros, Venados, Lobos, Dos Hermanos, Piedra Tortuga, El Crestón, El Cardón, Isla de Piedra and Chivos
Encounter with marine life
Bilingual guide
Water, juice, fruit and cookies

Duration: 2 hours 30 mins

Season: All year

Availability: All week

Hours: 10:00 am

We recommend wearing comfortable clothes and shoes, sunscreen, sunglasses, and a hat or cap. Don't forget your camera.

This tour only operates on Wednesdays and Saturdays

Children 3 to 5 years old go free with a paid adult

This tour is not suitable for pregnant women, people with back and / or neck problems, and people with reduced mobility or who require the use of a wheelchair

The boat does not have toilets on board

This tour involves a moderate activity

Call the provider at least 24 hours before your service to arrange the time and place of your transportation. You will find the contact information in your itinerary, once the reservation is made.