We were here a long time ago (like 1973) and had a motel just across the road from the Malecon. We went to the beach daily, but never walked the Malecon. The whole area has changed a great deal. Now as older citizens we were too old to walk the long path, but we negotiated a deal with a Pulmonia driver, and had an interesting drive the length of the Malecon. Amy our driver told interesting stories. It was a beautiful trip.

Nice paved area, with some good sculptures dotted along the way. You can even walk past the cliff divers if you want to see them but move on quickly before they are tapping you for a tip. There is also, of course, the MAZATLAN sign for your selfie if you can get a spot. Easy enough to cut inland for shops and food.

The Malecón is a well made walkway that runs along the beach. It is quite long and if you like walking… it is a great way to do it. It was a safe environment and great if you like people watching too.

It's always a wonderful walk through the Malecon. There are many places to eat and many spots to watch the sunset. There are also plenty stores to get a beer or a drink and snacks to enjoy while resting or walking. Occasionally you will be approached by an excursion vendor who might offer something to buy. It's not a problem if you don"t buy from them.

We ranted an incredible condo right on the Malecon. Floor to ceiling windows. We’re so glad we brought binoculars to zoom in on all the various activities in the area. We love this place. So friendly and safe. It’s a bit noisy but it’s the life of the city passing by.

The Malecon is a nice walk along the ocean with beautiful views and easy access to beaches. The boardwalk is clean and wide, but can get hot during the day and there is not much for shade. There are several statues and monuments along the way though disappointing that those with water features and fountains did not have any water. The walk will take you past the cliff divers - yes, it is touristy, though incredible to watch nonetheless. The shops and restaurants/bars are across a very busy street which takes patience and quick decision-making to cross. When you have walked as far as you want it is easy to get a pulmonia to take you back or to your next stop.

We walked from the Cliff Divers area down the malecon and it was a nice stroll. The cliff diving area is large with vendors to get fresh fruit and drinks at (we missed the show and just hung out for awhile). The statues along the walk were nice and made for great picture opportunities. Walking around the Beatles Cavern Club street was neat to see with more picture opportunities. A good way to see the sites on foot and spend a couple of hours.