The resort is located in Mazatlan, a port city commonly known as the "Pearl of the
Pacific." In front of the resort is a golden beach and the blue waters of the Pacific.
The Sierra Madre Mountains are to the east of Mazatlan. The area's waters promise
superb fishing, and a fleet of fishing boats offers charters year-round. Boating regattas
and fishing tournaments are held frequently in the area. Hunters will find local guides
ready and willing to lead expeditions in search of deer and wild boar. Sunday morning
rodeos and wintertime bullfights give visitors a taste of Old Mexico.
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The resort is located in Mazatlan, a port city commonly known as the "Pearl of the
Pacific." In front of the resort is a golden beach and the blue waters of the Pacific.
The Sierra Madre Mountains are to the east of Mazatlan. The area's waters promise
superb fishing, and a fleet of fishing boats offers charters year-round. Boating regattas
and fishing tournaments are held frequently in the area. Hunters will find local guides
ready and willing to lead expeditions in search of deer and wild boar. Sunday morning
rodeos and wintertime bullfights give visitors a taste of Old Mexico.
The resort is located in Mazatlan, a port city commonly known as the "Pearl of the
Pacific." In front of the resort is a golden beach and the blue waters of the Pacific.
The Sierra Madre Mountains are to the east of Mazatlan. The area's waters promise
superb fishing, and a fleet of fishing boats offers charters year-round. Boating regattas
and fishing tournaments are held frequently in the area. Hunters will find local guides
ready and willing to lead expeditions in search of deer and wild boar. Sunday morning
rodeos and wintertime bullfights give visitors a taste of Old Mexico.
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