It covers 30 hectares located on the scenic avenue or Malecón of Mazatlán and is planned to be the largest in Latin America.

The space includes lakes, bird observation sites, a running track, a bike path, a museum, and an impressive aquarium.

The modern museum explores the history of Mazatlán, as well as its traditions and customs.

The aquarium has a spherical shape similar to a planetarium observatory with a dome. It has three levels where you can find classrooms to learn more about the conservation of marine flora, IMAX screens, and a wonderful exhibition of various marine species, including sharks.

It also includes the Jacques Cousteau Room, an area dedicated to scientific research.