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Approaching the city of Mazatlan by water is truly a magnificent experience thanks, in part, to the beautiful coastal hills and sheltered harbor. The Mazatlan harbor has long been an integral part of the city’s prosperity and livelihood, protecting its residents from war as early as the 16th century. Today, Mazatlan Harbor is one of the city’s most popular vacation destinations thanks to a handful of resort-run marinas and independent boating clubs. Whether you’re looking to enjoy a peaceful weekend aboard a beautiful yacht, or simply interested in an afternoon sightseeing adventure, the marinas of Mazatlan are happy to provide paying customers with an outstanding tour of the surrounding harbor. For the past 400 years the marinas of Mazatlan have provided the city with prosperity and pleasure, so don’t miss your chance to experience Mazatlan’s most important asset! Visit the marinas of Mazatlan harbor today!
From Pirates to Pleasure Boats – The Mazatlan Harbor has Seen it All!
The Mazatlan harbor has played an important part in practically every era of Mazatlan’s history. From fending off pirates in the early days of the Spanish invasion, to housing multi-million dollar yachts for vacationing celebrities, the Mazatlan harbor sure has had its ups and downs! If you’re planning on visiting the Mazatlan harbor during your upcoming car hire in Mexico vacation, AGA Rent-A-Car highly recommends taking a stroll through the city’s Old Town section as well. Located just off of the harbor, this beautiful section of the city showcases neo-classical architecture, narrow streets and plenty of picturesque plazas. Established during the city’s golden epoch of abundance, this 19th century village was once the site of a prosperous mining center. Today it retains its prosperity through a booming tourism industry.
Mooring at a Mazatlan Marina
If you’re interested in reserving a boat during your upcoming car hire in Mexico vacation AGA Rent-A-Car recommends visiting any one of the city’s three marinas. These include the Marina Mazatlan, the El Cid Marina, and the Isla Mazatlan. An anchor-out is also available at the Club Nautico. The two largest marinas are that of the Isla Mazatlan and the Marina Mazatlan, each of which features well over 100 boat slips. Features at these marinas include everything from laundry and launch ramps to showers and 24 hour security, providing boaters with an assortment of creature comforts. Car hire in Mexico clients lucky enough to reserve a slip at the El Cid Marina will also gain access to all of the El Cid Resort amenities. Most of the marinas in Mazatlan harbor offer pleasure boat rentals for daily, weekly and monthly use so don’t be afraid to stop in and ask for a quote. If you would like to contact a marina prior to embarking on your car hire in Mexico vacation simply contact the marina of your choice using one of the following numbers:
If you would like to utilize the Club Nautico anchor-out during your upcoming car hire in Mexico vacation it is recommended that your contact the harbor master, Enrique Casarobias Garcia before docking. Services are free for those who call ahead. A $5 will be implemented for those who do not. To contact Enrique simply call 981-5195.
The city of Mazatlan is proud to provide visitors with some of Mexico’s finest marina facilities. Whether you’re planning an afternoon sightseeing expedition or an intimate moonlit tour of the coast, the marinas of Mazatlan have everything you need to enjoy an outstanding harbor adventure. To learn more about the marinas of Mazatlan feel free to log onto the official El Cid Resort website at www.elcid.com. Marina Mazatlan also maintains a website at www.marina-mazatlan.com.mx.
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