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Inclusions
  • Round trip airfare to Mazatlan
  • 7 nights all-inclusive hotel
  • Round trip transfers from airport to hotel and hotel to airport

Vancouver, Toronto
Dec 20,27 from $1575 + $500 tax (Riu Emerald Bay; 4-star)
Jan 10,17,24 from $1249 + $530 tax (Pueblo Bonito Emerald Bay; 5-star)
Jan 10-Feb 7,22 from $1529 + $530 tax (Dreams Estrella; 4.5-star)
Jan 17,Feb 21,Mar 7,Apr 4 from $1025 + $500 tax (Riu Emerald Bay; 4-star)
Mar 14,21 from $1225 + $500 tax (Playa Mazatlan; 4-star) Kids 2-12 from $465 + $470 tax
Mar 14,21 from $1385 + $500 tax (Riu Emerald Bay; 4-star) Kids 2-12 from $525 + $470 tax
Apr 5,19 from $1859 + $530 tax (Dreams Estrella; 4.5-star)
Apr 5,19 from $2299 + $530 tax (Pueblo Bonito Emerald Bay; 5-star)

Kelowna, Calgary, Winnipeg, Montreal from $100 more
Victoria, Edmonton, Regina, Saskatoon, Halifax from $200 more

El Cid Mandatory Resort Fee: $15 USD per room per night (Paid Locally)

Inclusions
  • Round trip airfare to Mazatlan
  • 14 nights all-inclusive hotel
  • Round trip transfers from airport to hotel and hotel to airport

Vancouver, Toronto
Jan 10-Feb 7 from $2065 + $500 tax (Playa Mazatlan; 4-star)
Jan 10-Feb 7 from $2115 + $500 tax (Riu Emerald Bay; 4-star)
Jan 10,17,24 from $2299 + $530 tax (Pueblo Bonito Emerald Bay; 5-star)
Jan 10-Feb 15 from $3499 + $530 tax (Dreams Estrella; 4.5-star)
Mar 7 from $2325 + $500 tax (Playa Mazatlan; 4-star) Kids 2-12 from $699 + $470 tax
Mar 7 from $2595 + $500 tax (Riu Emerald Bay; 4-star) Kids 2-12 from $699 + $470 tax
Apr 4,5 from $3699 + $530 tax (Dreams Estrella; 4.5-star)

Kelowna, Calgary, Winnipeg, Montreal from $100 more
Victoria, Edmonton, Regina, Saskatoon, Halifax from $200 more

El Cid Mandatory Resort Fee: $15 USD per room per night (Paid Locally)

Mazatlan, Mexico

Just south of the Tropic of Cancer, Mazatlán is the most important port on Mexico’s Pacific Coast. Full of contrasts, this city is one of the country’s oldest tourist resorts and the site of one of the world’s three major carnivals, comparable only to those in New Orleans and Rio de Janeiro. Mazatlán always has surprises in store. Wandering through the city and its historic center, sunbathing on its magnificent beaches, traveling to the islands using every imaginable form of transport, gazing at the horizon from hills such as El Faro and El Cerro de la Nevería, enjoying one of the most elaborate regional seafood cuisines, participating in the carnival, and sailing or sport fishing are some of the things that have made Mazatlán famous the world over.

Climate

Mazatlan’s enviable weather pattern is warm and sunny, though it does rain occasionally, especially from July to September. Temperatures in summer range from 25° C to 33° C. In winter temperatures drop to a slightly cooler 19° C to 28° C

Attractions

The Plazuela Machado is the heart of Mazatlan. The old section of the city has many restored 19th century buildings and includes the city’s main square, Plaza Revolución, which is surrounded by palm trees and colonial-style buildings. The newly-restored Angela Peralta Theater, a beautiful, neoclassic-style building erected in the 19th century and named after the beloved 19th-century opera diva who died after her only performance in Mazatlan, struck down by yellow fever. Today, the impressive building hosts Sinaloa State´s cultural festivals. Another interesting building is the Catedral Basílica de la Purísima Concepción, a neo Gothic, neoclassic, 19th century construction. The Archaeological museum, set in a 19th century building, has a collection of archaeological pieces from the cultures that flourished in the region as well as information on its most important geographical aspects. The Aquarium and Botanical Gardens exhibits over 50 fresh and saltwater tanks with sharks, eels, seahorses, lobsters, and over 250 exotic species from around the world. The islands facing the wide bay and Crestón Island, the site of the world’s highest lighthouse (157 m above sea level) are two of Mazatlán’s distinctive symbols, together with its spectacular sunsets. Three islands can be visited by boat as well: Isla de Pájaros, Isla de Venados, and Isla de los Lobos.

Currency

The currency is the Mexican peso (MXN/MXV). Automated banking machine services are available throughout the country. Canadian debit and credit cards are widely accepted; however, Canadian currency and traveller’s cheques are not. There is a limit to the amount of U.S. dollars that both residents and foreigners can exchange in Mexico, depending on your immigration status in Mexico. Although the rule does not apply to Canadian dollars, some financial institutions, hotels, and currency exchange bureaus are not making the distinction.

Terms & Conditions

All rates are per person, based on double occupancy in Canadian dollars (unless otherwise stated) New bookings only. Space and price may be limited and subject to availability at the time of booking.  Errors or omissions may occur on the above information with no guarantee of being honoured. Terms and conditions apply. Tax is not included in the above base fare. Above tax amount includes non-refundable $30 per adult Booking Management Fee. $50 per adult cancellation fee. Not included in the above rates: Xpresspost fee, recommended medical, cancellation or baggage insurance. Child rate is applicable when travelling with 2 paying adults sharing 1 hotel room, using the existing bedding. Price Match Policy: Travel Best Bets makes every effort to remain competitive by offering our ‘Match or Beat Any Price’ offer however due to certain restrictions  there will be some product we cannot match or beat. Please note the star ratings found on www.travelbestbets.com are determined by Travel Best Bets based on a number of factors and may not match the star rating found in the Tour Operator’s brochure. Please view our star ratings by clicking here. Due to an increasing volume of disputed bookings, we will only accept payment for air only travel to India, the Philippines and the continent of Africa through the following means: book and pay cash in person or by direct deposit into our business account – once the transaction is verified and a copy of the receipt emailed or faxed to our office, we will confirm the booking. Please contact us for details on how to book using this method. Please contact [email protected] for photo credit information. BPCPA #3287