Since 2010 · Sea of Cortez Nautical Project
Palmira Yacht Club was designed to be the nautical landmark of northwestern Mexico. Located in Topolobampo Bay — the deepest natural port on the Mexican Pacific — it is the strategic stopover between La Paz (≈110 nautical miles) and Mazatlán (≈200 nautical miles), at the gateway to the Sea of Cortez, which Jacques Cousteau called "the aquarium of the world".
The essentials
History, facilities and why Topolobampo is unique.
🔧Wet slips, dry storage, hangars, diesel, maintenance and more.
📷Photos of the marina, the bay and destination activities.
💰Wet slip, dry storage and hangar rates. Online quotes.
📞Map, coordinates, phone and contact form.
📖Cruising guides, paperwork and things to do in Topolobampo.
✦ Exclusive advantage · Same owner
Dock your boat and rest near the pier. Rooms from $950 MXN/night, seafood restaurant and pool. In downtown Topolobampo we also recommend Hotel La Aduana (Google listing).
The marina store
From snacks and drinks (alcohol included) to beachwear, cooking supplies and more — with delivery straight to your yacht via WhatsApp.
🛥️ Order to your yacht Visit the storeLocal recommendations
The favorite spots of boaters and locals for fresh Sea of Cortez seafood and Sinaloa cuisine.
Seafood taqueria (est. 2016) — battered fish tacos, crunch tacos and aguachiles. A town classic.
Menu & website →Aguachiles, gobernador tacos and shrimp creations. Seafood with true Topolobampo flavor.
View on Google Maps →Mexican cuisine and breakfasts on a historic waterfront terrace. The most photogenic spot in the port.
Menu & website →The Hotel Marina restaurant: seafood, buffet and regional cuisine by the pool, steps from the pier.
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