Visit one of the highest natural lighthouses in the world, the Mazatlan Lighthouse, with an expert guide. Find out about the history of this important landmark, and hike to the top to enjoy panoramic views from the Cristal de Mirador lookout point.

What we know today as the Mazatlan Lighthouse is settled in what once was an island. The Island of Crestón was used for maritime signaling for the port of Mazatlan from 1828 until 1930 when the necessary work was done to unite this body of land with the mainland port.

With a length of 641 metres (701 yards), a width of 321 metres (351 yards), and an altitude of 157 metres (515 feet), the Mazatlan Lighthouse offers the ideal place to enjoy 360-degree views of the bay landscapes. Delight in the perfect place to take photos of the nearby islands and the city of Mazatlan, and receive digital photos of your trip after you return.