Another great day trip from Mazatlán is a visit to Isla de la Piedra, known in English as Stone Island. A five-minute ferry ride away, this tranquil spot is actually a peninsula. It offers endless outdoor adventures — like horseback riding and some of the region’s nicest beaches. The restaurants here are also amazing, located in rustic palapas with views of the ocean. It’s typical to tip waiters 15% at restaurants, cafés and bars. Many big establishments accept credit cards, but it’s always good to have some pesos on hand.

Mazatlán is a vibrant city that offers more than just beautiful landscapes and rich history—it’s also a hotspot for music lovers, particularly those who enjoy live rock music. The city's nightlife is buzzing with energy, and its music scene is a key part of the experience. Whether you're in the mood for a lively rock concert or a relaxed evening with live bands, Mazatlán has something to offer.

One of the best places to catch live rock music is in the **Historic Center**, where venues like **El Black Sheep** and **El Muelle 21** host local and national bands playing everything from classic rock to alternative genres. The city also hosts events like the **Mazatlán Rock Festival**, attracting bands from across Mexico and beyond, filling the air with electrifying music and creating an unforgettable atmosphere.

Additionally, Mazatlán’s beachfronts often transform into open-air concert venues, where you can enjoy great tunes while feeling the ocean breeze. For rock music fans, Mazatlán offers an exciting and lively scene, where rhythm, energy, and passion for music come together in every corner of the city. Whether you're rocking out at a festival or enjoying a laid-back night at a local bar, Mazatlán is the place to be for an unforgettable musical experience.