An experience for the Connoisseur Traveler. If you don’t want to miss anything and want to see it all, then this is your tour.

Start with a journey back in time 100 years ago when the city of Los Mochis was founded by the North American entrepreneur Benjamin Johnston, who built the largest sugarcane empire on the American continent. Visit Mr. Johnston's private botanical gardens which are now the Sinaloa Botanical Gardens. They were designed by the same architect that built the "Gone with the Wind" movie sets and landscapes. In season, you can taste real sugar cane.

Then experience a beautiful real life working Mexican mango plantation. Try the complimentary mango ice cream, and take an informal "cooking class" helping out the Mexican ladies on the hacienda making corn tortillas by hand, making beans and making fresh farmer’s cheese. After you "make" them, of course you get the opportunity to try them out.

Next head for the colonial town of El Fuerte founded in the year 1564, by Spanish conquistadors. According to legend and local folklore tales, this is where the real "Zorro" Diego de La Vega, was born. See his statue and the old mansion-museum that took 100 kilos of gold to construct: Hotel Posada del Hidalgo. Savor a tasty BBQ buffet-style lunch; tap your feet to the Mexican folkloric dances and stroll through the picturesque plaza, the governor’s palace, the church and the 18th century mansions on an historic walking tour. This is a journey back in time to the old romantic Mexico of the 17th & 18th century.