The Carved Stones and the Missions tour
Visit “Las Labradas beach” to admire the petroglyphs made a thousand years ago by native Indians, then see the two picturesque villages founded by the Jesuit missionaries in the 17th Century.
The mythical beach of Las Labradas was an indigenous ceremonial center before the arrival of the Spanish conquerors. At this secluded beach away from Mazatlan, you will be able to find the most interesting petroglyphs. Some are human figures, others are animals and symbols. After this spiritual experience, we´ll drive inland to explore the beautiful towns of San Javier and Cabazán. These villages started as Jesuit missions in the 17 hundreds.
Enjoy a great homemade lunch at Cabazán.
Price: $ 60.00 USD per person. Lunch included.
Includes: Lunch, courtesy drinks on the tour van (water & soft drinks) admission to the natural preserve (where the beach is located).
