The www.mazinfo.com site is a nice and informative site that focuses more on the attractions of downtown Mazatlán. The have good information for both residents and visitors alike. You can also join their mailing list to keep up to date on the goings on down here. At last count (2006) the list had over two thousand members.

Mazatlán City Guide from the official tourism bureau in Sinaloa Mexico. Has some nice pictures and pointers to some resources, but as you would expect in a government sponsered site, everything is wonderful! Navigation could be improved, you always need to return to the main page in order to proceed to the next area of interest.

The mazatlan.com site was created by the local Internet Service Provider, RED2000, and they have done a very nice job in their presentation. If some of their text seems vaguely familiar, it is because the "borrowed" some from me.

The Pacific Pearl is a local English language newspaper that is published monthly. They have put some of their articles and other information online, and it is always a pleasure to read their fun and informative writing.

MexConnect has been around for over twenty years and put together a nice collection of information about Mazatlan and other worthy destinations. Check it out..

The official municipal government site for Mazatlán contains a picture and welcome from the current mayor, Alejandro Higuera Osuna, and a lot of information about what the city govenment is doing for the city. This mayor really seems to care, and is working hard to provide water, electricity, and sewer lines to many of the outlying areas. You'll have to read Spanish to understand what is going on here, though.

A site created in 2003 that gives an overview of mazatlan is www.1st-mazatlan.com/, which has a good sections on some of the hotels in the area. That is some terrain on which I prefer not to tread. There is similar info about other Mexico destinations, such as Vallarta and Cancun.

Quote of the day:
The greatest danger for most of us is not that our aim is too high and we miss it, but that it is too low and we reach it.
Michelangelo

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