Tourists will tour the main attractions of Mazatlán, explore its gastronomic offer, be captivated by the beauty of its nineteenth-century buildings, appreciate the biodiversity of the rural environment and see the growth of the modern tourist infrastructure along the coastal walk, Golden Zone and North of the city
MAZATLÁN.- This Tuesday the M / V Majestic Princess cruise ship arrived in Mazatlan with 2,997 passengers, from Cabo San Lucas
On their sea voyage to Puerto Vallarta, the passengers and 1,246 crew members from the Gulf of California arrived at the Mazatlán tourist pier at around 7:30 a.m.
Upon arrival, most tourists preferred to leave the comfort of the huge ship that has bars, shops, theater and luxurious cabins.
Bathed in the compassionate sunlight of autumn, tourists alighted from the Majestic Princess at the maritime terminal of the Comprehensive Port Administration.
Encouraged by the warmth of the climate, they got off the imposing boat to discover the charms of the Pearl of the Pacific, an intermediate pole in their journey over the immense waters of the Pacific Ocean.
First, the cruise passengers who bought tours to get to know the city and the biodiversity of the magical town of Copala and the community of La Noria descended.
With the representation of the Secretary of Tourism of Sinaloa, Rosario Torres Noriega, Alfonso Gil Díaz, director of Special Projects and Anna Ivette Carvajal, head of the Cruise Department, welcomed the cruise passengers, and accompanied by Lucero Lizzeth Rojas, from the Tourist Promotion Liaison Office of the City Council, provided informative maps about the places to visit and the routes to follow during their stay in the port.
Tourists will visit the main attractions of Mazatlán, explore its gastronomic offer, be captivated by the beauty of its nineteenth-century buildings, appreciate the biodiversity of the rural environment and see the growth of the modern tourist infrastructure along the coastal walk, Golden Zone and North of the city.
At 5:00 p.m., the M / V Majestic Princess will set sail from Mazatlán to Puerto Vallarta.
Source: punto.mx
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