6 h

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Su primera parada será en una fábrica de ladrillo rústico donde los ladrillos se hacen a mano, situada a orillas del río Presidio, justo a las afueras de Villa Unión. Continúe a través de la localidad de Villa Unión y hacia el este para visitar Malpica, una pequeña comunidad donde dos familias comenzaron sus empresas domésticas: una rústica panadería y una tienda de baldosas artísticas hechas a mano usando una prensa de mosaicos de más de 100 años de antigüedad que se ha transmitido en la familia de generación en generación.
La siguiente ciudad se fundó en 1565 por el conquistador español Francisco de Ibarra, pionero de la industria minera del estado de Sinaloa y este pueblo se situó estratégicamente cerca de las minas de plata y oro. Concordia es una ciudad muy industriosa; sus habitantes se ganan la vida en fábricas de muebles y de cerámica. Puede admirar su hermosa arquitectura colonial, los edificios más emblemáticos son el templo de San Sebastián, de piedra rosa, el ayuntamiento de estilo francés y la plaza principal, con una enorme mecedora.
Después de disfrutar de las ciudades coloniales de la Sierra Madre, volverá a Mazatlán para ver los lugares más importantes y otras áreas interesantes del casco antiguo de Mazatlán, donde tendrá la oportunidad de pasear por cada zona para disfrutar de cada punto de interés, como en la colina del mirador, donde se sorprenderá con las vistas de la ciudad y el alto faro del "Crestón". No se pierda la parada para ver los clavadistas sumergirse en el agua de 2,5 metros (8 pies) de profundidad desde hasta 14 metros (45 pies) de altura.
A continuación, viajará a través del tiempo mientras va desde el centro histórico con sus calles estrechas y pintoresca plaza hasta el centro de Mazatlán, donde se encuentra la catedral y la plaza principal. Tómese su tiempo aquí para disfrutar de la belleza de la iglesia de la "Inmaculada Concepción" y tal puede realizar algunas compras en el mercado central, a tan solo una manzana de la catedral. Ahora es el momento de disfrutar un delicioso y auténtico almuerzo mexicano antes de volver a su hotel.

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Incluido

Agua embotellada
Bebidas
Conductor / guía
Recogida y regreso al hotel / puerto.

No incluido

Alimentos y bebidas, salvo que se especifique.
Propinas

Adicional

La confirmación se recibirá cuando se realice la reserva, a menos que esta se haya efectuado 3 días antes del viaje. En tal caso, la confirmación se recibirá en un plazo de 48 horas, en función de la disponibilidad.
Opción vegetariana disponible, por favor avise al momento de la reserva si es necesario
Se pueden acomodar sillas de ruedas plegables con ruedas extraíbles.
Se requiere un mínimo de 2 personas por reserva.

Características

Turismo

80%

Cultural

75%

Deportes

30%

Opiniones

4.8

10

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Bruce C

5 | 2018-04-02

Excellent tour. Eduardo our guide was amazing. Very knowledgeable and super friendly/attentive. We especially enjoyed the trip through the Mazatlan countryside. We saw multiple artisans at work - brick makers, tile makers, bakers, and even a hot spring that locals use to wash their clothing. Highly recommend this tour for those new to Mazatlan...and even those not so new who have never ventured beyond the golden zone or old town.

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Pamelor55

5 | 2018-03-30

Tour was outstanding and Eduardo was an exceptional tour guide!! I use a wheelchair and have mobility issues. Eduardo was there to assist me and pushed wheelchair throughout tour. He is a wealth of knowledge of the area. The day was delightful and we are glad we chose this tour. Best day of our wk.

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D. Kaye I

5 | 2018-01-04

Our tour guide Juan was non-stop informative about everything we saw on this tour. Very nice if you like to see more than just the city. Juan was flexible to our desires and instead of a mexican lunch we had the best shrimp at El Muchacho Alegre over the beach in town.

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melanie9325

5 | 2017-11-01

This was a great tour! We would recommend to everyone. We LOVED Juan Carlo. He was the best. He was knowledgeable and gave us as much time as we wanted at each stop. I was busy writing about the experience the entire time and he didn't hesitate to repeat or elaborate when ever I asked. Each of the stops were interesting and well worth the trip. Not to mention the treat we received in Concordia-- You will have to take the trip to find out

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Loraine S

5 | 2017-03-30

Thoroughly enjoyed this tour. We have been to Mazatlan several times and have been on a Tour of the Old city before. We decided on this tour as two of our fellow travelers were new to Mazatlan and that it was a small group tour. Our driver sorry I cannot remember his name met us at our hotel prior to our pickup time he was early, as he stated he preferred to wait for us than the other way around, we were also the only ones in our van there were 6 of us. He was very knowledgeable and provided additional insights into Mazatlan of things and areas that we previously had not heard about. We started off the tour driving to and through Old Town with our driver explaining all the points of interest as we went. From there we departed the city to the towns of Villa Union and Concordia, stopping along the way to see how bricks are made by hand this was extremely interesting, how traditional hand made tiles are made and then a stop at a home bakery we enjoyed many of their delicious breads at very reasonable prices. Our group enjoyed the tour and we recommend this tour to first timers or even those that have been on other tours.

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Corey S

5 | 2017-01-10

Went on the tour with Ismael. He did a great job showing us around and providing a lot of history and local custom. Answered any question we had. Stopped by the most amazing little bakery in a back room of someone's house. Wood fired oven. Smelled divine. By far the best Mexican bread I have ever had. Back streets of old town and see a couple of little churches as well as the big cathedral. Very worthwhile excursion. Very new and comfortable van.

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