Playa S balo, located in the northwestern section, is the city's most popular beach. Tourists, merchants and surfers converge on the beach, and the atmosphere is quite lively. Set at the base of the Sierra Madre Mountains on a peninsula that extends into the Pacific Ocean, Mazatl n is one of the Mexican Riviera's premier resort areas. Its remarkable scenic beauty is complemented by a delightful festive atmosphere, and it offers a wealth of exciting outdoor activities. Mazatl n is an ideal destination for sports enthusiasts.
Fishing is one of the area's largest draws, as the waters there teem with sailfish and marlin.
Visitors will also find other water sports such as snorkeling and diving. Land sports include tennis and golf. Mazatl n's white-sand beaches stretch for 13 miles, and they are the city's chief attractions. Shrimp and fresh fish are, of course, highlights of dining out in Mazatl n. Visit the Dining Guide for a preview of Mazatl n's many quality restaurants.