San Ignacio (Sinaloa)
San Ignacio (Sinaloa) is a small coastal town in Sinaloa. It is one of Mexico's designated Pueblos Mágicos.
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San Ignacio was founded in 1633 by Jesuit priest, Diego González de Cueto.
Before the arrival of the Spanish, the town was inhabited by various indigenous groups, particularly the Piaxtlas.
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There is no first-class bus service to San Ignacio. Your best bet is to take a taxi. From Mazatlan, the 65 km journey will cost about M$1000 and the trip will take about 2 hours.
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Map of San Ignacio (Sinaloa)
The downtown area is compact and easily walkable, but the town is remote and getting anywhere will require a taxi ride. Have your hotel concierge call a secure taxi, or you cna find taxis waiting near the Parque San Ignacio.
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- 1 Plaza San Ignacio, Independencia. Beautiful town square with a large kiosk, walking paths with benches, and carefully landscaped grounds.
- Las Labradas archaeological site. Home to more than 700 carvings in volcanic rock
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- Barras de Piaxtla
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- 1 La Vinata de los Zúñiga, Porvenir 303, ☏ +52 696 107 2578. Daily 08:30 - 21:00. Casual family-style restaurant with rustic decor with views of the river. Inexpensive but tasty breakfasts, menu is mostly burgers and light casual fare. Locals recommend the Gueguere burger.
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- 1 Hotel Anjolin, ☏ +52 696 962 5050. Check-in: 15:00, check-out: 12:00. Traditional Mexican-style hotel with rooms set around a central courtyard. Open-air patios, covered parking on-site. Spacious clean rooms. Friendly service.