The Marina

Our story

Part of the Sea of Cortez Nautical Project

Palmira Yacht Club Topolobampo began operations in 2010 as part of the Sea of Cortez Nautical Project, an initiative to build a network of quality marinas along Mexico's northwestern coast.

Since then, the marina has become the nautical landmark between La Paz, Baja California Sur and Mazatlán, Sinaloa — the mandatory stopover for vessels transiting the Sea of Cortez and the permanent home of dozens of boats from the region.

The marina is part of a complex that includes Hotel Marina Topolobampo, a seafood restaurant, minimarket and marine hardware store — all under the same owner, allowing a seamless experience with no middlemen.

2010

Operating since

Full-service slips

15 ft

Profundidad

Why Topolobampo

A bay unlike any other

"The World's Aquarium" — Jacques Cousteau sobre el Mar de Cortés

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Blue whales

Sightings from December to March right off the bay. The largest animal on Earth, minutes from your boat.

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Dolphins year-round

Resident pods that escort vessels departing the marina.

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World-class fishing

Marlin, mahi-mahi and swordfish. Peak season May to October.

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Isla Farallón

45 minutes by boat: snorkeling, diving and pristine beaches.

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Copper Canyon

The El Chepe train departs from Los Mochis, 20 km from the marina.

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Deep-water port

The deepest natural port on the Mexican Pacific. Safe channel for large vessels.