FIESTA LAND Mega complex of marroquian style fun. In its interior you will find bars, video bars, and nightclubs such as Valentino´s and Bora Bora.
VALENTINO Nightclub with electronic music and an impressive laser light show where you can enjoy your night on the dance floor.
BORA BORA Bar & Beach Club An outdoor party with the best ocean view. Every night Bora Bora is guaranteed fun that lasts until morning.
Sr. FROGS A bar with a great atmosphere, it is one of the preferred by foreigners who desire to relax with the prepared specialty drinks of the house. Avenida del Mar Col. Palo Prieto
DUNIAS A cantina with rockola and televisión screens for transmitting Mexican soccer games. The beers are only 10 pesos. Luis Zuñiga corner with Aquiles Cerdán Col Centro
BALI – HAI Good music, pool tables, giant screens with the best soccer games and cultural events, in one of the best bars in Mazatlan.
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