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Your tour begins as you board your Auriga (converted open air pick -up) for a short drive to the Immaculate Conception Cathedral.

Continuing to the main plaza, site of the Post Office and the 19th-century Cathedral Basilica of the Immaculate Conception. Outside, large white sculptures of St. Matthew, St. Mark, St. Luke, and St. John stand at each of the four corner entrances. Looming over the apostles, the cathedral's twin towers and their outer domes are adorned with European yellow tiles. Inside, the cathedral is furnished with a collection of baroque altars, gold leaf decorated murals, crystal chandeliers, religious sculptures, and an organ specially built in Paris.

You'll walk into old Mazatlan, traveling the narrow streets of the historic district to Teatro Angela Peralta Opera house, past the House of Music. Originally built from 1869 to 1874, the Teatro was named for a famous diva and completely restored from 1987 to 1992.
Together with your guide, you'll walk along the scenic shoreline, passing Cerro de la Neveria, (Ice Box Hill) home to Diver's Point. Here, you'll view daring high-flying divers perform acrobatic and dangerous plunges into rocky surf from a 59-foot-high ledge.

Your walking tour ends at a local restaurant to enjoy a beverage along with some chips and salsa, while waiting for the Aurigas to transport directly to the Ship´s Terminal. Passengers remaining in town to shop are responsible to return to the pier on their own.