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Judy Strutt:
Mazatlan is one of oldest ports in Mexico and is now one of the most popular vacation destinations. More than one million Americans come here each year. The name Mazatlan translates to 'land of the deer'. The resort has almost ten miles of inviting sandy beaches. There is lots to
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