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Mazatlan

 

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Mazatlan
, one of the most important ports on the Pacific coast, is located in the southern region of the state of Sinaloa, southeast of state capital Culiacan.
 Known as the Pearl of the Pacific because of its beautiful beaches and its abundant marine life, it has become an important site for international fishing tournaments such as the Bisbee?s Billfish Classic.
This destination combines traditional architecture in its Historic Center, known as Old Mazatlan, with modern hotels and restaurants in the Zona Dorada, a 6 mi strip with beautiful beaches such as Playa Norte, Playa Gaviotas and Playa Venados. These areas are ideal for surfing, diving and sailfish or marlin fishing.

 
Tips
Canadian's require a valid passport

Flying time: from Regina

State Capital: Culiacan

Currency: Mexican Peso, US $ accepted
Language: Spanish and English

Electricity: 110V

Goods to buy: anything from jewelry to chickens

Things to do: City tour, Stone island, Capala tour, Night clubbing,  Mazatlan Carnival, celebration in February.

In Old Mazatlan, you can visit la Catedral de la Inmaculada Concepcion (The Cathedral of Immaculate Conception) and walk down beautiful streets lined with 19th-century constructions. Here you'll also find natural treasures such as el Cerro del Creston, where you can do ecotourism outings and go rock climbing. At Creston's peak you'll find a lighthouse, which is the world's second tallest (only the one at the Rock of Gibraltar is taller). Fantastic golf courses with ocean views. 

Adios!

 


 


Wedding Dreams Come True

 

 Mazatlan has a well-earned reputation for sport fishing, particularly sailfish and marlin, as well as non-stop partying, which spills over nightly from clubs at Fiesta Land complex. It also has a charming, traditional Mexican town, centered around its 19th century Cathedral and main square, as ell as all inclusive resorts.

 

Requirements
Although marriage requirements vary from state to state in Mexico, the following are "Musts" throughout, contact wedding planner for more details:
* A passport with tourist card or certified copies of birth certificate. and should be translated to Spanish

* An application stating the couple wishes to marry (available at Civil Registry)

*  Blood test done in Mexico
*  4 witness with valid passport and tourist card
*Couples must perform a civil ceremony in order to be recognized as married, and may be performed at the Oficina del Registro Civil (Civil Registry) or elsewhere for a fee of $100.- $250.00
* Proof Divorce /Death certificate
*  3 business day  waiting period.

 

 

 

Resorts that offer Free Wedding Packages 

El Cid Castilla Beach
 

 

   

Resorts that offer Wedding Packages

Pueblo Bonito Emerald Bay
Playa Mazatlan
Holiday Inn Sunspree
The Inn at Mazatlan
Costa De Oro Beach

 

Luna Palace
Emporio Mazatlan
Oceano Palace
Las Flores Beach
 

 

 

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