Stone Island and Old Town Sightseeing Tour

Stone Island and Old Town Sightseeing TourYour Stone Island Tour begins as you and your group head to the historic city of Old Mazatlan. Listen as your tour guide shares interesting stories and important facts while you explore this fascinating city. Stand at the Old Spanish Fort for amazing overviews of Mazatlan, then watch daredevils climb 45 feet up the cliffs and wait for the right moment to dive between the rocks into 8-foot-deep waters below.Wander around Machado Square, check out the central market and visit the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception. Step inside this structure built in the late 1800s and take a photo of the Star of David in the top windows; this symbol was added as a "thank you" to a Jewish family who donated money to help with construction. This majestic cathedral has a mix of Gothic and Baroque styles and covers an entire city block.From here you will head to the docks and board a boat for a scenic ride over to Stone Island. Explore the island on a short horseback ride, a horse cart ride, or jump into one of the many water activities such as kayaking, boogie boarding or a banana boat ride. Take a swim in the crystal clear waters or just relax on the sandy beach with a cocktail or two. While here enjoy a delicious lunch of grilled chicken, breaded fish, quesadillas or a combination plate giving you a sample of each item (vegetarian meal available upon request).Sign up now to enjoy the famous beaches at Stone Island and visit the highlights of Old Mazatlan.Please Note: Your 5-hour tour includes a tour guide, transportation, two activities on the island, lunch, soft drink and bottled water. Guests must be a minimum age of 6 years old for this tour and specific ages to participate in the following beach activities and be supervised by an adult: Boogie Boarding - 12 years; Kayaking - 12 years; Banana Boat - 12 years; Short Horseback Ride - 8 years; Horsecart Ride - 6 years. Must be 21 years of age to consume alcohol. Children 12 years old and younger must wear a life jacket. All guests must be able to step in and out of a boat. Wheelchair access not available.