Tepic Beaches

Discover Authentic Mexico in Tepic

In Nayarit’s capital city, vibrant traditions meet Riviera luxury — and WestJet makes it easier than ever to experience both.

Tepic Mexico
Tepic Mexico Food

With its lively plazas, centuries-old artistry, and colourful markets, Tepic is Mexico at its most authentic. This capital city of Nayarit remains blissfully untouched by mass tourism, offering travellers a rare opportunity to connect with Indigenous traditions, colonial heritage, and a thriving culinary scene. And when it’s time to unwind, the Riviera’s golden beaches and luxury resorts are just a short drive away.

This winter, WestJet Vacations brings Tepic within easier reach than ever before, with new direct flights from Calgary.

A City Steeped in Story

Begin in Tepic’s historic centre, where leafy plazas open onto cobblestone streets lined with pastel façades and neoclassical architecture. The soaring Cathedral of Our Lady of the Assumption commands the skyline, while the Casa de Amado Nervo — birthplace of one of Mexico’s most celebrated poets — invites a quieter pause.

Culture here feels alive, woven into daily rhythms rather than packaged for visitors. In nearby Huichol villages, artisans create beadwork and yarn paintings of dazzling precision, each design a spiritual narrative passed down through generations. At the Centro Cultural de los Cinco Pueblos, you’ll see how Huichol, Cora, Tepehuan and Mexicanero traditions continue to shape the region’s identity.

Beyond the city, remarkable adventures await. The Islas Marías, once a remote penal colony, has been reborn as a protected cultural and natural reserve, where guided tours pair fascinating history with untouched beaches. Closer to town, Tepic’s bustling markets spill over with handwoven textiles, rustic pottery and culinary treats — from smoked marlin tacos to candied pitaya — each flavour and craft a direct link to Mexico’s heritage.

Part of Tepic’s allure is its easy connection to the coast. Within a couple of hours, the cultural capital gives way to Riviera Nayarit’s surf breaks, palm-fringed beaches, and luxurious resorts.

At Grand Velas Riviera Nayarit, expect AAA Five Diamond indulgence, including the SE Spa’s new Chakra Healing Sessions that blend ancient Mexican practices with contemporary wellness techniques. Secrets Bahia Mita Surf & Spa Resort offers adults-only tranquillity with a rooftop infinity pool gazing over Banderas Bay, while Dreams Bahia Mita Surf & Spa Resort blends family-friendly programming with sleek design. Multi-generational groups will find thoughtful extras at Grand Palladium Vallarta Resort & Spa, where the exclusive Family Selection program delivers personalized touches for every age.

A Culinary Crossroads

For many travellers, food is Tepic’s most unforgettable calling card. In its markets, cooks prepare recipes unchanged for generations, while contemporary chefs reinterpret regional flavours with creative flair. The city also provides a gateway to Vallarta Nayarit Gastronómica, one of Mexico’s premier culinary festivals, where Michelin-starred chefs share kitchens with local innovators. Hands-on cooking classes and artisanal tequila tastings offer another lens into the region — one where tradition, geography and craft converge in every bite and sip.

The Best of Both Worlds

What makes Tepic extraordinary isn’t only its cultural depth or its coastal proximity, but the way the two worlds intertwine. Here, a morning of Huichol artistry can flow into an afternoon of spa treatments by the sea, and evenings might mean sipping tequila in a buzzing plaza or watching the sun sink into the Pacific.

In Tepic, you don’t have to choose between authenticity and indulgence — you can have both, often in the very same day.

Plan your escape with a flight and hotel package from WestJet Vacations, and experience the best of Mexico’s heartland and Riviera luxury in one unforgettable journey.

A New Luxury Link Between Mexico City and San Miguel de Allende

For the first time, two of Mexico’s most celebrated luxury hotels — JW Marriott Mexico City Polanco (above) and Hotel Matilda — are joining forces to create a seamless escape that moves effortlessly between the cosmopolitan pulse of the capital and the artistic allure of San Miguel de Allende.

Launching May 2025, the From Polanco to San Miguel package invites travellers to experience the country’s cultural spectrum without sacrificing style or comfort. In one trip, guests can savour Mexico City’s high-energy sophistication and San Miguel’s intimate, art-filled streets — all wrapped in the five-star service of two properties that are, until now, rarely mentioned in the same itinerary.

“Mexico City delivers cosmopolitan energy and style, while San Miguel de Allende offers a more intimate, artistic rhythm,” says Bruce James, General Manager of Hotel Matilda. “This package lets guests immerse themselves in both.”

The journey begins with two weekend nights at JW Marriott Mexico City Polanco, a freshly renovated 314-room address at the intersection of glamour and green space. Steps from the boutiques of Presidente Masaryk Avenue and across from Chapultepec Park, the hotel’s offerings include three new restaurants (Sendero, Corsi, and Archiebald), cocktail lounges ranging from sleek wine bar Estación 29 to a traditional mezcal tahona, a panoramic outdoor pool, and a spa devoted to vegan, organic treatments.

Hotel Matilda, San Miguel de Allende
Hotel Matilda, San Miguel de Allende

From there, a private luxury SUV whisks guests to San Miguel de Allende in under three and a half hours. Here, Hotel Matilda — a Design Hotels member and long-time cultural tastemaker — blends modern design with colonial architecture. Guests might dine at the acclaimed Moxi restaurant, sip cocktails at the intimate Monkey Bar, unwind in the serene garden spa, or wander hallways that double as contemporary art galleries.

In Mexico City, days can be filled with world-class museums such as Museo Jumex and the National Museum of Anthropology, or detours into bohemian Coyoacán for the Frida Kahlo Museum and bustling markets. In San Miguel, the cobblestoned streets lead to landmarks like the pink spires of the Parroquia de San Miguel Arcángel, the Fábrica La Aurora art complex, and rooftop wine tastings with views over the city.

The package includes breakfast at both hotels, private transfer between cities, and cultural experiences curated by Hotel Matilda — and for Marriott Bonvoy members, the added perk of earning points.

“This trip is much more than a transfer between cities,” says Daniela González, Director of Sales and Marketing for JW Marriott Mexico City Polanco. “It is an opportunity to connect with the rich culture of Mexico while enjoying the luxury, comfort, and impeccable service that characterizes these great hospitality brands.”

With its blend of urban sparkle, artistic spirit, and door-to-door ease, this new collaboration offers a fresh way to see — and savour — Mexico’s diverse charms.

A luxury, adults-only wellness retreat is opening soon in Loreto, Mexico

Danzante Bay, a 741-acre master-planned resort community set amidst the Sierra de la Giganta mountains and the Sea of Cortez, announces its latest development: Mailena.

Set to open in late summer 2026, Mailena will be Loreto’s first wellness resort and adults-only property, catering to couples, groups and solo travelers alike. The debut of the luxury beachfront resort will usher in a new era of elevated, experiential offerings for the growing community tucked away along the eastern coast of Mexico’s Baja California Peninsula. 

The boutique oceanfront hotel will feature 96 upscale guest rooms including a blend of suites, casitas and one-bedroom penthouses, each carefully crafted to reflect the resort’s playful spirit and immerse guests in nature. Additional resort amenities will include an oceanfront pool, a panoramic restaurant and bar overlooking the ocean, a beach club and access to the award-winning TPC Danzante Bay, an 18-hole golf course from Rees Jones boasting some of the most striking holes in golf. Holistic dining will also be a highlight, with several on-site culinary experiences focused on whole ingredients, local produce and functional nutrition designed to support vitality and individual wellness goals. Standout activities include cultural city tours, hiking, snorkeling and exploring the “Aquarium of the World,” ATV desert tours, sport fishing excursions and surfing. The charming city of Loreto is rich with culture, beautiful colonial architecture and history dating back to 1697. 

A sustainable escape

Designed by renowned Mexico-based firm Broissin, the architectural concept is rooted in sustainability, drawing inspiration from the native landscape, vegetation and climate. An earth toned color palette, locally sourced stone and soft wood accents will be used throughout to create a calming, organic aesthetic.

The property will be composed of three interconnected yet distinct zones, each anchored by a bespoke architectural focal point. The lobby, centered around a living olive tree, symbolizes resilience and longevity. The Wellness Center, located at the heart of the resort, will feature a cenote-style water element designed for introspection and renewal.

Lastly, the signature restaurant, set against panoramic ocean views, will feature an indoor/outdoor pool that blurs the line between land and sea.

At the heart of Mailena will be the Wellness and Longevity Center, an immersive space designed for rejuvenation. Guests will have access to science-based, personalized wellness programs and an impressive array of amenities including a central pool, sensory deprivation tanks, steam rooms, saunas, snow room for contrast therapy, biohacking technology suites and more. Specialty treatments, such as shiatsu massages in the pool, offer the soothing, therapeutic embrace of warm water. Guests will find additional spaces dedicated to health and fitness spread across the property, including a state-of-the-art gym and yoga and Pilates studios.

Perched on a secluded beach within the Loreto Bay National Marine Park, a UNESCO World Heritage site, Danzante Bay is also home to the award-winning Villa del Palmar at the Islands of Loreto hotel and TPC Danzante Bay, the only TPC-designated course in Mexico. For guests seeking a longer-term, authentic Mexican lifestyle intertwined with nature and luxury, homes are available for sale starting at $1.4 million and lots are available from $650,000. In addition, residents of Mantarraya, an exclusive community of 43 luxury condos and penthouses, will have access to Mailena’s wellness facilities, dining and amenities.

Loreto is the only Pueblo Mágico—a special designation granted by the Mexican government to towns recognized for their cultural and natural richness—with an international airport. The destination continues to draw discerning travelers seeking unspoiled beauty, world-class golf, laid-back energy and abundant wildlife. Direct flights are available from San FranciscoLos AngelesTijuanaPhoenixDallas and Calgary.

Reservations are expected to open in March 2026. For more information on Mailena, please visit http://mailenawellnessresort.com/ and @mailena_wellness_resort.

Your guide to sport fishing in La Paz—and how to book your own adventure

As summer unfolds, La Paz emerges as the perfect destination for sport fishing enthusiasts seeking an unforgettable offshore adventure. Known for its authentic charm and breathtaking coastal landscapes, this fishing paradise offers a premier experience that captures the essence of Baja’s rich maritime culture.

This July, La Paz and its bay area will welcome anglers from near and far for the third edition of the Maja El Grande Sport Fishing Tournament, set to take place on July 12 and 13. Dozens of teams will compete for prestigious prizes, with many vying for the coveted “Jackpot Dorado”, promising an exciting showdown of skill and strategy.

Kicking off the festivities, the Expo Pesca – Fishing Trade Show on July 12 will bring together local vendors, culinary delights, vibrant community spirit, and live music—all against the stunning backdrop of the Pier Kiosk. This event will celebrate the essence of Baja’s fishing heritage, offering a chance to experience the flavours and craftsmanship that define La Paz.

Beyond the tournament, La Paz offers various sport fishing experiences that allows visitors to immerse themselves in the vibrant marine environment:

  • Kayak Fishing – A thrilling and intimate way to explore the waters, kayak fishing allows anglers to navigate the coastline quietly, reaching spots inaccessible by larger vessels. It’s perfect for those who seek a personal and peaceful fishing adventure while surrounded by stunning seascapes.
  • Panga Fishing – A classic Baja fishing tradition, panga boats offer a comfortable and agile way to venture into deeper waters. Led by local guides, these small yet powerful boats provide access to prime fishing grounds, ensuring an action-packed experience for both seasoned and novice anglers.
  • Private Fishing Charters – For a more tailored adventure, private charters offer expert-led excursions, allowing groups to customize their fishing trips with specialized techniques and premium equipment.
  • Shore Fishing – Enjoy the simplicity and beauty of fishing from La Paz’s scenic beaches. Whether casting a line from a rocky shore or wading into shallow waters, this method offers a serene and rewarding experience for those who appreciate a relaxed approach to sport fishing.

What fish can you catch in La Paz?

Fish species you can catch in La Paz

La Paz is home to an incredible variety of fish species, making it a dream destination for anglers. Some of the most sought-after catches include:

  • Dorado (Mahi Mahi) – Known for their vibrant colours and acrobatic fights, dorado are a favourite among sport fishers.
  • Yellowtail – A powerful and prized catch, yellowtail are abundant in the cooler months and provide an exciting challenge.
  • Yellowfin Tuna – These fast and strong fish are a thrilling target, often found in schools near seamounts.
  • Snapper (Pargo) – Several varieties of snapper, including Dog Snapper and Colorado Snapper, thrive in La Paz’s waters.
  • Marlin (Striped, Blue, and Black) – These majestic fish are the ultimate prize for deep-sea anglers, with some reaching up to 1,000 pounds.
  • Roosterfish – Recognizable by their distinctive dorsal fin, roosterfish are a favourite for inshore fishing.
  • Grouper – Found in deeper waters, the grouper is known for its size and strength.

Sport Fishing Permits in La Paz

Remember that La Paz has a clear and strict protocol for enjoying exceptional offshore activities. Anglers must obtain a sport fishing license, which is required for all individuals fishing from a boat in Mexican waters. Licenses can be conveniently checked and purchased online or directly at the dock, ensuring compliance with local regulations and conservation efforts. This process helps protect the rich marine biodiversity of the Gulf of California, allowing visitors to experience fishing responsibly and sustainably.

For those seeking adventure, tradition, and the joy of the sea, La Paz stands as the ultimate destination this summer. Come and experience the thrill of sport fishing in a place where the ocean meets endless possibilities.

For more information about La Paz and to plan your next fishing trip, visit: https://es.golapaz.com/

72 hours in Baja California Sur

Christine Roberti heads to the northwest Mexican state of Baja California Sur, stopping in the tiny coastal town of Todos Santos and the state capital of La Paz for grey whale watching, taco tasting and a whole lot of lazing around.

At night, I burrowed into the folds of the duvet on my king-sized bed and listened to the roar of the surf as it barrelled to shore across the Pacific. I left the sliding glass door to the terrace open, where a salty breeze made the gauzy curtains dance.

Tiny stars, my only night light, blinked through the inky black sky over the ocean, and when morning came, tangerine sunlight snuck across my pillow.

I resisted the urge to tear the covers off and slug back a cup of dark roast, like I do most days once 6:30 a.m. comes. In Baja California, as I learned over the course of three days, life is meant to be savoured slowly.

Todos Santos, Baja California Sur, Mexico, is a sleepy town tucked away on the Pacific coast of Mexico’s Baja California Peninsula. An hour’s drive from Los Cabos’ touristy Cabo San Lucas district, people come to Todos Santos to appreciate local art, enjoy top-notch gastronomy, surf the world-class breaks, and revel in gorgeous landscapes that include the overarching backdrop of the Sierra de la Laguna mountain range. In La Paz, visitors come for wild encounters with grey whales and whale sharks, beautiful beaches and vibrant nightlife.

DAY ONE

Start the day early, with a walking tour of Todos Santos, a designated pueblos magicos. Pueblos magicos (magic towns) are a designation provided by the Mexican government, awarded to select destinations for their exemplary showcase of authentic Mexican culture, be it through stunning architectural wonders, historical significance or natural beauty.

Todos Santos is one of roughly 180 pueblos magicos in Mexico, and it’s easy to see why.

Founded by missionaries in 1724, Todos Santos is a quiet town with a vibrant personality. It’s where artists, dreamers and surfers collide; rainbow-coloured bunting is strung through the streets, music lulls passerby from tiny shops selling everything from hand-fired ceramics to oil paintings, and a handful of restaurants promote fresh-caught seafood specialties on sidewalk menus. Stop for lunch at Oystera, a chic oyster bar with a phenomenal outdoor dining terrace, and arguably some of the best ceviche and limey margaritas in Southern Baja. 

DAY TWO

Drive an hour north and explore the capital city of La Paz for the day. Home to approximately a quarter of a million residents, there’s no shortage of things to do downtown, which is flanked by a bustling waterfront boardwalk known as the Malecón. The perfect meeting point, the Malecón is lined with bars, fusion restaurants and contemporary art sculptures.

Strolling through La Paz, you’re bound to get hungry. Embarking on your own taco tour is a great way to see the town’s culinary variety—and excellence. At Palapa Hermanos Gonzalez, you can’t go wrong with an authentic Baja fish taco—two meaty hunks of perfectly golden, battered fish are topped with chopped red onion, tomato and cilantro and drizzled with mayonnaise. Just down the street at Claro Fish Jr.’s, you can order anything from deep-fried coconut shrimp tacos to stingray.

DAY THREE

Grey whale migration peaks in Baja from January through March, but you can still count on seeing a pod from late December through April. Puerto Chale, a two-hour drive from La Paz, is a quiet fishing community on the Pacific Ocean, and the closest spot to the city for spotting grey whales. Curious and friendly, grey whales have been known to swim at surface-level directly beneath the tour boats, making for a breathtaking encounter.

Along the way, you can also spot sleeping sea lions, playful sea otters and migratory birds. For another unique aquatic experience, snorkel with whale sharks in the El Mogote peninsula, which is 15 minutes from the Bay of La Paz. Despite their size (some reach 60 ft. in length), these gentle, toothless giants are actually quite timid, and neither a shark, nor a whale—they’re actually a fish! 

This story first appeared in the Winter 2024 issue of OFFSHORE. Click here to read the full story. Click here to subscribe to the print magazine.

Marriott brings The Luxury Collection’s first all-inclusive to Mexico

 Almare, a Luxury Collection Resort, Isla Mujeres, Adult All-Inclusive has opened its doors to guests, marking the brand’s first all-inclusive offering in Mexico. Located on an idyllic small Island with outstretched views of white-sand beaches and the pristine Caribbean Sea, the beachside resort curates enriching experiences to connect guests with the natural beauty and culture of the destination.

The adults-only resort offers 109 spacious suites, six unique dining outlets, an oceanfront pool, an extensive selection of immersive activities and entertainment, and an upscale spa.

From the moment guests arrive at Cancun International Airport, a seamless journey to Almare, a Luxury Collection Resort, Isla Mujeres, Adult All-Inclusive begins. A swift 30-minute transfer transports them to the Renaissance Cancun Resort & Marina at Puerto Cancun, where guests are invited to pre-check in while indulging in thoughtfully curated  refreshments. Guests then embark on an exclusive private vessel for a serene 20-minute journey.

Luxury and locale

Perched along the pristine Mexican coastline, the accommodations at the resort offer guests both ample privacy and luxurious comfort.
 
The resort offers a variety of luxurious suites, each featuring a private balcony with stunning views. Whether overlooking the ocean, mangroves, or the resort, every room is thoughtfully designed for both comfort and elegance.
 
From Deluxe Rooms with cozy sitting areas to spacious Premium Junior Suites and Grand Suites with expansive oceanfront views. For those seeking the pinnacle of luxury, the Presidential Suite spans over 1,600 square feet of space, offering an unparalleled retreat. The property is situated in the most privileged natural beach front setting on the island providing one of the only places in Riviera Maya where you can see unique sunsets facing the Caribbean coastline.

Authentic culinary experiences

The resort offers six elevated culinary concepts helmed by Executive Chef Daniel Franco, where seasonal and local cuisine take centre stage.
 
The dining options include signature restaurants, a coffee shop, a poolside bar, and a food truck for quick and casual bites. Guests can indulge in a variety of immersive and flavourful experiences including:
 
●     BOGA, a culinary adventure focused on local ingredients and exquisite cooking methods, featuring authentic Mayan and Mexican cuisine during the day, and transitioning to elegant international dining flavors through theme nights.
●     With spectacular ocean views, Seasalt Rooftop blends the rich flavors and culinary traditions of both Mexican and European cuisines.
●     Botanik, a cozy and refined coffee and detox haven, where guests can sip on authentic drinks crafted with fresh and local ingredients.
●     An all-day restaurant, The Breeze Pool Bar offers refreshing beverages to guests lounging poolside.
●     For a high-end beachside experience, AlVento Beach Club features a range of food and beverage options, including fresh seafood, tropical cocktails, and refreshing smoothies.
●     AlPaso, a food truck for nourishing and healthy grab-and-go snacks, bowls and smoothies inspired by the richness of Mayan culinary heritage.

For additional information and bookings visit www.marriott.com/cunim.

TROBBU Boutique Collection opens first-ever villa experience in Tulum

TROBBU Boutique Collection has announced plans for TROBBU Tulum, which will be the area’s first all-inclusive luxury villa experience and the company’s debut in the travel space.

Opening January 2025, there will be 10 villas located in an idyllic setting amidst the serene jungle where guests will find an unparalleled synergy between luxury and nature.

Each 2,745-square-foot villa will be an oasis of exclusivity offering refined luxury, spread throughout three levels and can accommodate up to eight guests. Each space is designed to blend harmoniously with its natural surroundings and allow visitors to truly unwind.

About the villas

The villas will feature three bedrooms and three and a half baths, an infinity pool, decked terrace with sun loungers, bar & grill area, a living room area, and a fully-equipped kitchen. TROBBU will also offer a shared spa with various treatments that incorporate elements of nature into massages, a fully-equipped fitness center and a common area. The starting rate is $900 USD per night.

There will be an option of an all-inclusive menu daily which can be enjoyed in the villa. Throughout the week, there will be themed nights such as Taco Tuesday as well as menus offering Mexican, Italian and Lebanese cuisine along with fresh seafood and delightful pizzas. Pricing is complimentary for kids ages 0-3, $60 USD for children ages 4-17, and $80 USD for anyone 18 and over, per day, for breakfast, snacks, lunch, dinner, and pizza bar. There will also be a grill package available for an additional cost.

Concierges will assist in creating tailor-made experiences during the trip within the villa and destination.

Guests will be able to enjoy a variety of activities including wine tastings paired with decadent desserts, cooking and mixology classes, karaoke, photoshoots, wellness classes, visiting cenotes, yacht rentals, water excursions, and more. Kids will also be able to partake in pizza making classes, art activities, yoga, and more.

TROBBU Tulum can be visited by guests around the world and will also have a real estate component where travellers can purchase a fraction of one of the ten villas and become part of the TROBBU Owners Club. Every year owners can choose to either use their week for vacation or let the property know they prefer to rent it. The TROBBU team will handle the rental and the owner will be paid. The starting rate for a fraction of a villa is $35,000 USD during low season and $42,000 USD during high season.

For more information, visit http://www.trobbu.com/.

A luxury adult hotel in a Mexican mangrove opens soon

Marriott International and Playa Hotels & Resorts will work together to expand The Luxury Collection brand in the Mexican Caribbean, with Paraiso de la Bonita, a Luxury Collection Adult All-Inclusive Resort, Riviera Maya.

Set to open in late 2024, the resort will be situated on 14 acres tucked between a mangrove reserve and the Mexican Caribbean.

The property is located in Puerto Morelos, a picturesque fishermen village, which is just 20 minutes away from Cancun International Airport, yet a world apart from the popular and bustling tourist spots nearby.

The resort is anticipated to feature 100 oversized, stylish oceanfront suites, as well as an array of amenities, including an expansive 22,000 sq. foot spa.

Highlights of Paraiso de la Bonita

In line with the brand’s commitment to showcase local gastronomy and provide unique, locally inspired dining experiences, the resort is anticipated to have three restaurants, including one with a 5,000-bottle cellar, as well as a sushi and ceviche bar.

To provide an even more exclusive experience, there will be a separate building within the property that will act as a “resort within the resort” with 10 suites with private plunge pools and beach access, an intimate exclusive pool, and two dedicated restaurants with a private chef.

With this signing, Marriott International continues its expansion path in the Caribbean and Latin America and solidifies its position as a key player in the hospitality industry by redefining the all-inclusive luxury segment.

Mondrian Mexico City Condesa relaunches its rooftop bar

Nestled in the vibrant Condesa neighborhood of Mexico City, Mondrian Mexico City Condesa is an architectural masterpiece boasting avant-garde design and a multitude of gastronomic offerings.

The hotel’s renowned SkyBar stands out with its seductive ambiance and breathtaking views. In the past month, it unveiled revamped offerings that provide an inspiring experience for guests and locals alike, seeking to immerse themselves in the vibrant nightlife of the city.

 

About SkyBar

SkyBar Condesa is a spontaneous and seductive escape, where the art of mixology reigns alongside local culture, crafting elevated and unique flavours.

SkyBar has become one of the most fashionable spots in the Mexican capital, celebrated for its welcoming atmosphere, dazzling views, and sleek design. SkyBar’s new image invites visitors to experience the ambiance of an exclusive beach club, boasting sleek, contemporary decor, luxurious lounging areas, and a vibrant coastal atmosphere that creates an oasis of relaxation and sophistication amidst the urban hustle and bustle.

The revamped gastronomic concept features international cuisine with a Mexican fusion, offering an extensive variety of dishes. Inspired by emblematic details of the city, SkyBar’s mixology invites guests to immerse themselves in the destination, with each cocktail telling a unique story that complements the unparalleled views.

SkyBar Condesa is one of the best places to enjoy a unique night, within a location full of history and with a privileged location in Mexico City.

Hyatt opens family-friendly golf resort and spa in Mazatlán

Hyatt recently opened the family-friendly, all-inclusive Dreams Estrella del Mar Mazatlán Golf & Spa Resort, marking the first Hyatt hotel in the seaside destination of Mazatlán in Mexico.

Located in the exclusive community of Estrella del Mar, Dreams Estrella del Mar Mazatlán Golf & Spa Resort is conveniently located less than six miles from the Mazatlán International Airport and 20 minutes from the city centre.

Luxury accommodations

Dreams Estrella del Mar Mazatlán Golf & Spa Resort has 358 suites all outfitted with local artwork, neutral tones with pops of blue and furnished balconies or terraces touting spectacular views of the Pacific Ocean.

Each suite is replete with Unlimited-Luxury inclusions such as a fully stocked and daily refreshed in-room mini bar, 24-hour room service, and more. Ideal for guests traveling with families or larger groups, connecting rooms are also available in varied room categories and accessible rooms are available upon request.

For guests seeking an even further elevated experience, the Preferred Club offers upgraded suites and a range of additional amenities and services including personalized check-in and check-out, exclusive access to the Preferred Club lounge, upgraded bath amenities, a pillow menu, dedicated concierge service, and more. Designed with multigenerational travel in mind, the resort touts a dedicated adult-only section replete with a private pool and swim up bar.

Noteworthy culinary offerings

Dreams Estrella del Mar Mazatlán Golf & Spa Resort offers four à la carte restaurants, a grill, an international buffet, and an ice cream booth for guests craving sweets, as well as five bars and lounges serving unlimited top-shelf spirits.

With a wide range of culinary options including traditional Mexican favorites, Mediterranean-Asian fusion, and more, there is something for every taste and preference, all with no reservations required.

For adults looking to fully immerse themselves in the culture of the destination, exclusive add-on experiences are available at an additional cost including a tequila tasting or a guided pairing dinner in Portofino’s exclusive wine cellar.

Amenities for the whole family

Dreams Estrella del Mar Mazatlán Golf & Spa Resort touts a variety of activities for both adults and children alike, such as an on-site waterpark with a lazy river, endless daytime and nighttime entertainment, water sports, and more.

Children ages 3-12 can play the day away at the nature-inspired Explorer’s Club for Kids with programming such as sandcastle competitions and weekly campout adventures, while the Core Zone Teens Club offers mini discos, movie nights, and access to gaming for teens ages 13-17. Guests prioritizing personal wellbeing can enjoy Dreams Spa, the resort’s dedicated spa and wellness center which includes a full-service salon and spa including a Turkish bath, guided hydrotherapy and a fitness center touting state-of-the-art equipment.

For guests seeking off-site activities, the resort is conveniently located near the largest boardwalk in the pacific as well as one of the best aquariums in Latin America.

For more information, visit www.hyatt.com.