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Topolobampo Sinaloa: Your Complete 2024 Visitor’s Guide

Topolobampo Sinaloa is a port town and coastal area that sits just 22km away from the city of Los Mochis in Northern Sinaloa. Los Mochis residents will often venture here, and the nearby beaches of Maviri, at weekends when they want to escape to the sea. 

It isn’t the most beautiful beach town in Mexico, but it isn’t without its charm and it serves a purpose when people want to escape to the Gulf of California. As a tourist, visiting Topolobampo gives an interesting glimpse into local life, and a chance to experience an authentically Mexican beach town that has not been gentrified or changed by international tourism. 

The town is the fourth-largest in the municipality of Ahome. It is possible to take ferries from here to La Paz in Baja California Sur. 

In that sense, Topolobampo and the wider region of Northern Sinaloa make a great travel pairing with Baja California Sur, Los Cabos, and La Paz. (If you have a lot of time to dedicate to traveling around Mexico). 

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Things to do in Topolobampo Sinaloa in 2024 

Topolobampo was founded by an American Civil Engineer named Albert Kimsey Owen in the 19th century. He saw industrial potential in the region and worked on developing the port as a way to open up trade routes between Sinaloa and the world.

There are plenty of things to do in Topolobampo Sinaloa and the vicinity to warrant spending a day here. If you are already in Los Mochis, perhaps on your way to the El Chepe train, El Fuerte , and Chihuahua, it makes a nice change of pace and atmosphere from the gritty city. 

Stroll along the Malecon

The main activity in Topolobampo is simply strolling along the seafront Malecon. In recent years, locals have gone to great efforts to beautify and improve the appearance of the houses and buildings in Topolobampo. 

Today, many of the houses that cascade down the hills towards the sea have been painted in bold vivid colors. The result is something that looks almost like the Northern Mexican version of Italy’s Amalfi Coast. Or at least, it is a colorful town that resembles some of the mural art villages in South Korea. (The resemblance between Topolobampo and Busan’s Gamcheon cultural village is uncanny). 

Along the waterfront, you will find an abundance of food trucks selling tacos, fruits, fresh oysters, and street food snacks. Look out for the crazy coconuts which are a local specialty. 

Fresh coconuts are chopped and then prepared with all manner of weird and wonderful toppings. Cacauates (peanuts), chamoy (pickled fruit sauce), hot sauce, chili-flavored gummy candies, and tropical fruits are popular additions. 

Oysters are sold by street vendors pushing small carts. You can buy 12 for 80 pesos. The traditional “Sinaloan” way to eat them is to douse them in hot sauce and eat them at the cart. 

Beautiful murals depicting local indigenous groups, sealife, and symbols of Sinaloan culture have started emerging along the Malecon and the streets and alleyways that veer off from it. 

Take a boat tour to see the famous dolphin “El Pechocho” 

El Pechocho is the name of a famous dolphin that lives in the warm waters just across from Topolobampo. He has lived in a little cove called El Bichi for more than 30 years and has become something of a symbol of Northern Sinaloa.

(He is not in captivity, he just prefers it here!) Since Pechocho lives alone, and in a different manner from the other dolphins, marine biologists from across the world have come here to study him! 

There are several running theories as to why he chose to live in isolation. One being, that he lived in this little cove with his mother and after she died, he refused to leave it. 

Nobody is sure for certain, but the friendly mammal is always delighted to see tourists and can often be seen swimming and jumping alongside boats. You can take a boat tour from Topolobampo to visit El Pechocho (while maintaining a respectful distance). 

The boats make several other interesting stops along their journey. From the sea, you have a perfect vantage point for taking photos of the houses of Topolobampo as they cascade down the hilltops. 

A boat tour takes around 90 minutes and costs just 600 pesos (circa $30 USD). The price is per boat, not per person, and the little fishing boats can accommodate as many as 5-6 people.

Indulge in delicious Sinaloan delicacies 

The state of Sinaloa, known as “the breadbasket” of Mexico is where 70% of Mexico’s farming and agricultural industries are based. So, everywhere you eat here, you will be treated to dishes prepared with fresh fruit and vegetables that have been sourced locally. 

Since Topolobampo is a port town, it makes sense that many of the restaurants here specialize in seafood delicacies. They prepare dishes made with fresh fish caught by local fishermen earlier the same day. 

Many establishments constantly modify their menus, preparing something special with whatever they were able to catch that day/week. Taqueria Don Gato (Pesquera de Topolobampo 35) is a local favorite that specializes in seafood tacos. 

The dishes are inexpensive and the portions are huge. The piping hot tacos de camarón capeado and the quesadillas prepared with stewed marlin are not to be missed. 

Nearby, Angel del Mar (Del Muelle, Topolobampo) is a seafood restaurant with excellent views across the water, particularly as the sun sets. Meanwhile, if you are interested in trying birria de borego, head to Birreria Don Chencho (Cajon. del Beso 81, Pesquera) a short walk away from the Malecon. 

Birria is a Mexican stew made with lamb marinated in vinegar, dried chiles, garlic, and herbs, and spices before being cooked in a broth. It hails from the state of Jalisco, but it is very popular across Sinaloa and Northern Mexico 

Take a picnic to El Maviri  

Playa El Maviri is a golden sandy beach that sits 10km southwest of Topolobampo Sinaloa. It is actually located on an island in the Sea of Cortez and is connected to the Mexican mainland by a series of roads and bridges. 

The pristine beach, backed by shimmering waters, is a nice place to spend a day by the coast. It is pretty quiet here during the week so you may find that you have entire stretches of coastline all to yourself. 

On Friday nights and at weekends, people come here with packs of beers and picnics to hang out with their friends and family. There is always an abundance of street vendors here selling everything from Mexican drinks like agua frescas , to chopped coconuts, elotes, hamburgers, and hot dogs. 

Restaurant-wise, there are about a dozen establishments that run along the unnamed roads that veer off from Carrt. al Maviri. Most specialize in seafood dishes. 

Two that stand out are Nikostiones oyster bar restaurant and restaurant Miramar. 

See the famous cave of bats 

A short drive south from Topolobampo, just before you reach El Maviri, you will find a sprawling cave overlooking the water. This is known as “the cave of bats”. (Cueva de los Murciélagos in Spanish). 

It is estimated that more than 5 million bats live inside the cave! If you happen to pass by in the evening, perhaps on your way back to Los Mochis, you will see millions of these bats pouring out of the cave and filling the night sky as they come out for dinner. 

Where to Stay in Topolobampo Sinaloa 

Sinaloa is still relatively new to international tourism. Most of the people that visit come here from Los Mochis for the day and then head back the same evening. 

A couple of hotels operate in the area, but the selection is limited. Still, some reputable, safe hotels in Topolobampo that you may want to consider visiting during your trip are detailed below for your consideration. 

Casa de la Aduana hotel boutique

The Casa de la Aduana hotel boutique is a new luxury property situated on the waterfront of Topolobampo bay. It boasts its own private section of beach, a spectacular pool overlooking the sea, and spacious, tastefully decorated rooms. 

A delicious continental breakfast is included in the price, and all rooms come equipped with a flat-screen, wall-mounted tv, streaming services (like Netflix), air conditioning, and complimentary toiletries. 

With prices starting from around $200 USD a night, Casa la Aduana is one of the more expensive accommodation options in the region. But you are paying for the view and location, so it is worth it if you are hoping to indulge. 

Tortuga hostel 

Tomolobampo’s Tortuga hostel is a great, budget-friendly choice in the port town. Rooms here start from just $30 USD per night for a double or twin room with a sea view. 

Dormitory beds are also available for approximately $12 USD per night if you are traveling independently or hoping to meet other adventurers. This social property has a barbeque, a communal garden, a shared kitchen, and a sun terrace on site. 

Getting to Topolobampo Sinaloa 

It is easy to get from Los Mochis to Topolobampo. It takes approximately 30-40 minutes to drive the 22km distance and the route is pleasant. 

Renting a car in Mexico can give you a lot more freedom and flexibility in your schedule. However, public transport in Northern Sinaloa is pretty good and makes getting around Los Mochis and its surroundings fairly easy and affordable. 

Take the bus 

Azules del Noroeste buses depart from Los Mochis for Topolobampo every 20 minutes between 6 am and 8 pm. (It runs on the same schedule in reverse from Topolobampo to Los Mochis too).

There are multiple bus stations in Los Mochis, so note that for the bus to Topolobampo, you need to head to the Terminal Azules del Noroeste station (Tenochtitlan s/n, Centro). A one-way ticket costs 23 pesos per person. (Just over $1 USD).  

Take an Uber 

Uber exists in Los Mochis and is a good way to get around. If you spend any amount of time in Mexico, you will note that most people prefer to use rideshare apps like Uber and Didi as ways to get around.

Not only are they cheaper, but in Mexico, they are actually considered safer than getting into a random street cab. There is more accountability that way. 

If you want to get an uber from Los Mochis to Topolobampo, it should cost you no more than around 200-250 pesos each way. You should be able to find a car for the return journey but if not, you can always return by bus. 

There are a few common sense precautions that you can take for your safety when using Uber in Los Mochis (and in Mexico generally). When you are connected with a driver, make sure that they have completed several journeys before and that they are not completely new to the platform. 

You can also check their review rating. If they have completed thousands of journeys and have a rating of 4.5, you can feel assured that you are in good hands. 

If they have only completed 8, they may be fine, but for your safety and peace of mind, you may want to cancel and find a new driver. As long as you cancel and search for a new driver quickly after your fare is accepted (i.e. the driver has not already set out on their way to you), Uber will not charge you.

FAQs about visiting Topolobampo Sinaloa 

Do you have any additional questions or queries about visiting Topolobampo Sinaloa? Hopefully, you will find the answers you are looking for below.

If not, please do not hesitate to reach out!

Is Topolobampo safe to travel to?

Topolobampo can be a safe place to travel to so long as you take precautions and use the same common sense as you would elsewhere. People are often concerned about the safety of traveling to Sinaloa in general , particularly as many international government travel advisories warn against it. 

The reality is that in Sinaloa, like Mexico in general, the safety situation can vary significantly from city to city. Los Mochis, Topolobampo, El Fuerte, and Mazatlan are relatively safe and offer interesting places for tourists to see. 

(Indeed you are likely to be in this part of Mexico if you are setting off on the El Chepe train). Do not drive off into rural parts of Sinaloa, especially at night, and in the evenings stick to the areas near the Malecon. 

It is helpful to monitor the situation in Sinaloa prior to your trip. Political issues and organized crime-related developments can affect the feasibility of traveling here. However, these are usually the exception, not the rule.  

Final thoughts on visiting Topolobampo Sinaloa

Topolobampo makes a great addition to any Northern Mexico itinerary and can be visited on a day trip from Los Mochis. If you are visiting Mexico for the first time, you might also enjoy reading this article on “Is Mexico safe?” or this collection of interesting facts about Mexico. 

Have a safe trip! Buen viaje! Xo  

Melissa Douglas

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Things to do in Topolobampo & Los Mochis, Sinaloa

Los Mochis, like Chihuahua, is a terminal city for the Chepe railway through the Copper Canyon. Most people visiting the canyons will find themselves here either at the beginning or the end of their Copper Canyon journey.

The seaside town of Topolobampo is the best place to go while in the area. It’s where you’ll find the best beaches, the most wildlife and the top things to do.

The town of Topolobampo and the city of Los Mochis are so close to each other that we’ll cover both in this article.

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Intro to Los Mochis & Topolobampo

Where is Los Mochis

How to get to Los Mochis

Things to do around Los Mochis

Hotels in Los Mochis

Additional Information

Itineraries

Introduction to Los Mochis & Topolobampo

Topolobampo and Los Mochis were both founded by Americans in 1893. A civil engineer by the name of Albert Kimsey Owen saw a lot of potential for a Pacific trading port where Topolobampo sits today. He and a few followers originally founded Topolobampo as a utopian socialist community.

Shortly thereafter, a businessman by the name of Benjamin F. Johnston, attracted by Owen’s visions for a port, found himself in what is now Los Mochis. He too saw a lot of potential in the region, but more specifically in sugarcane cultivation.

By the turn of the century, Johnston had built a sugar mill in Los Mochis and the city grew rapidly around it.

To this day, Los Mochis’ economy depends heavily on agriculture, though it has diversified a bit. In fact, the region is one of the top mango producers in all of Mexico.

Climate Around Los Mochis, Sinaloa

Los Mochis and Topolobampo sit at sea level and both have a semi-arid climate. The temperature is usually warm or hot year-round.

• April – October: daytime highs usually range from 32 to 38°C (90 to 100°F), night-time lows from 15 – 25°C (59 – 77°F). The rainy season is from July through September and the cities have occasionally been hit by hurricanes.
• November – March: daytime highs range from 26 to 30°C (79 to 86°F), while nightly lows are between 11 and 15°C (51 and 59°F).

The best time to go is in October as the landscape will be lush after the rain. However, as the weather is warm year-round, it’s easy to enjoy outdoor activities most of the year. It’s probably best to avoid July and August due to extreme temperatures and heavier rains.

Where are Los Mochis and Topolobampo?

Los Mochis and Topolobampo are in the north-western region of the Mexican state of Sinaloa. The two towns are only about 25 km (15.5 mi) from each other, and Topolobampo is situated on the coast of the Gulf of California.

Los Mochis is the end of the line (or beginning) for El Chepe, so most visitors to the Copper Canyon will find themselves there at some point.

The map shows the major transportation hubs (mentioned below), as well as the major sites mentioned in the Things to do section

How to get to Topolobampo and Los Mochis, Sinaloa

Los Mochis is more accessible than most of the other towns along the Chepe route with the exception of Chihuahua. It can be reached by plane, boat, bus and of course, train.

Please be aware that there are planned changes to train fares and schedules as of January 10th, 2020 .

This site will be updated shortly after the new details are released.

How to get to Los Mochis, Sinaloa by Plane

Only a handful of airlines service Los Mochis airport (LMM) and only for domestic flights. To fly internationally from LMM, Aeroméxico will be your best bet but it will require a connection in Mexico City.

Calafia Airlines is a great option for hopping over to Baja California, or for getting back to Chihuahua. Volaris is another low-cost option with a couple of destinations from Los Mochis.

You can take an Uber or taxi to the airport or catch an Azules del Noroeste bus from their station ( see map above ). Buses depart for the airport 5 times per day.

How to get to Los Mochis, Sinaloa by Bus

There are two bus companies that can connect you to either Topolobampo or El Fuerte from Los Mochis. These companies are Azules del Noroeste (blue buses) and Transportes Norte de Sinaloa ( ANS , green and white buses).

Los Mochis to El Fuerte

Most travellers through the Copper Canyon actually prefer to take a bus between El Fuerte and Los Mochis as the schedule is more flexible and the cost is lower.

Azules del Noroeste buses depart for El Fuerte at least once per hour between 5 am and 8:15 pm. The ride is about 2 hours and costs 80 MXP per person. See the map above for the location.

ANS buses run about every 20 minutes from the ANS station ( see map above ). The cost is 60 MXP per person and the ride is about 1 hour and 15 minutes.

For details on how to get to Los Mochis from El Fuerte click here to see our El Fuerte page.

Los Mochis to Topolobampo

Azules del Noroeste buses head to Topolobampo every 20 minutes between 6 am and 8 pm. The 30-40 minute ride costs 23 MXP per person and departs from their station in Los Mochis ( see map above ). The reverse schedule is the same.

As the distance between these two towns is so small, taking a taxi or an Uber is very doable. It should cost somewhere between 170 and 250 MXP.

How to get to Los Mochis, Sinaloa, by Boat

Los Mochis doesn’t actually have a coastline but nearby Topolobampo does. Baja Ferries run between Topolobampo and La Paz, Baja California Sur, on a seasonally variable schedule. Check out their website for details and prices.

How to get to Los Mochis, Sinaloa, by Train

Both the Chepe Regional and Chepe Express begin and end their routes in Los Mochis.

The Chepe Regional departs Los Mochis on Tuesdays, Fridays and Sundays at 6 am . It returns from Chihuahua on Mondays, Thursdays and Saturdays at 9:30 pm .

Chepe Express departs Los Mochis on Mondays, Thursdays and Saturdays at 7:30 am . It returns from Creel on Tuesdays, Fridays and Sundays at 4:35 pm .

For more information about how to buy Copper Canyon train tickets, the differences between the Chepe Regional and the Chepe Express, Chepe ticket prices and train schedules, click  here  to visit our page:  How to Visit Copper Canyon by Train .

Things to do Around Los Mochis, Sinaloa

The city of Los Mochis may not offer a whole lot to travellers but Topolobampo is so close that it’s very easy to head over there for the day. Alternatively, you can stay a night or two in Topolobampo to take in all it has to offer.

Below is a list of the main attractions and things to do in Topolobampo and Los Mochis, Sinaloa.

Things to do in Topolobampo

The nearby town of Topolobampo is only 25 km (15.5 mi) from Los Mochis and is situated on the Gulf of California, or, better known locally, as the Sea of Cortez. It’s a small port town where the malecón (esplanade) is always filled with locals and their fishing rods. You can easily find a little stall or restaurant serving fresh seafood and there are a couple of tours to consider once you’re town.

The information below was given to me by a local tour boat owner. It should provide you with some ideas of what is available and rough cost estimates, but if you’re willing to negotiate I’m sure you can tailor your own tour and agree on a fair price. To book a tour , just head to the pier in Topolobampo and look like a tourist. The guides will find you.

Isla Farallón

This rocky little island is situated about 15 km (9 mi) off the coast of Topolobampo. It’s well known for its sea lion inhabitants, which are usually lounging on the rocks between October and April .

Isla de las Aves

Another little island that you can visit is the Isla de las Aves, or Island of the Birds. It’s home to many species of local and migratory birds. The best time to see this island is between mid-April and early August .

Around Topolobampo Bay

If you’d like to get a good look at the unique landscapes surrounding Topolobampo, you can book a boat tour around the bay. In addition to the natural landscapes, you’re likely to see different seabird species and maybe even dolphins.

El Pechocho

Pechocho is the name of a wild dolphin that tends to hang out in a nearby fishing port. He’s not captive but it’s likely that local fishermen have been feeding him for years and so he sticks around. In fact, he’s been known in the area for about 20 years.

You can book a boat tour to go see Pechocho, but as he is wild, it’s not guaranteed that you’ll see him. Either way, you can go for a swim while you’re out on the water. In some cases, El Pechocho has even come up to swimmers to interact with them.

Please Note: Feeding and interacting with wildlife is often not a good idea. It can be risky for yourself but also for the animals. If you do go to see Pechocho, try to encourage your guide or captain not to feed him, and to only interact with him on his terms (don’t chase behind him in the boat).

Maviri Beach

This beach is about 11 km (7 mi) from Topolobampo and 30 km (18.5 mi) from Los Mochis, so it’s easily accessed by either.

Maviri is situated on the Sea of Cortez and has large, sandy beaches, a little boardwalk, picnic areas, and a lot of seafood restaurants. The most famous local dish is called el pescado zarandeado and is a must for any seafood lover.

How to get to Maviri Beach from Topolobamp

You can either hire a taxi or catch a bus . A taxi should cost about 100 MXP one-way and you can arrange for the same driver to pick you up later.

Buses leave for Maviri roughly every hour starting around 9:40 am until the last bus, around 4:40 pm. Buses from Maviri back to Topolobampo start at 9:00 am and run hourly until about 5:00 pm. A one-way ticket should cost 15 MXP.

How to get to Maviri Beach from Los Mochis

You can hire an Uber or a taxi to get you to Maviri Beach from Los Mochis and it should cost somewhere between 200 and 250 MXP. If you don’t plan on staying in Topolobampo for the night, it’d be a good idea to arrange for the driver to pick you up later.

Jardín Botánico Benjamin Francis Johnston

If you’re short on time in Los Mochis but still want to get your nature-fill, head over to the Botanical Gardens. The gardens are located only a 15 min walk from the Azules del Noroeste bus station and offer a peaceful place to sit and admire nature.

The gardens have many local and exotic flora and some local animals too, including a butterfly pavilion. You can even bring some food and have yourself a little picnic. If you have extra time in Los Mochis, this is definitely a great place to spend it.

Museo Regional del Valle del Fuerte

If it’s history and heritage that you seek, then this little museum will make an excellent stop. You can learn more about the Sinaloan region and its history, and how Los Mochis got its start as a city. They also hold special exhibitions on some weekends.

Note that the museum is closed on Mondays and that the signage throughout the museum is in Spanish only.

Although most travellers to Los Mochis are only passing through on their way to the airport, the city does have a lot of options when it comes to accommodations. And seeing as Topolobampo really only has one option, sometimes it’s more preferable to stay in Los Mochis.

Here are a couple of options for different budgets:

Hotel Fenix

This hotel is simple but its location is perfect for anyone who will be using the Azules buses, as it’s just a couple of minutes walk from the station. It also has a great restaurant on-site, which is open late.

City Express Los Mochis

Situated right beside a supermarket, this is a great place to stay and stock up on snacks before heading out on El Chepe, or to Maviri Beach for the day.

High Budget

Fiesta Inn Los Mochis

This is a comfortable hotel with a restaurant, a gym and an outdoor pool. Even better, it’s only a 10-minute walk to the Botanical Gardens.

Hotels in Topolobampo

Topolobampo is a tiny little port town and accommodation options are therefore very limited. In fact, there’s really only one hotel in Topolobampo that can be booked online:

Hotel Marina

Hotel Marina is spacious and has the essentials, though the rooms could use some touch-ups. The location, however, is great and makes staying in Topolobampo very easy.

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 Additional Information for Los Mochis, Sinaloa

Below are some general tips from personal experience. If you have travelled in Mexico or Copper Canyon and have any other tips please feel free to leave a comment at the bottom of the page!

There are plenty of banks scattered throughout the city of Los Mochis including Scotiabank and HSBC.

If you’re travelling through Copper Canyon it’s advisable to take all the cash you’ll need with you as functioning ATMs can be very difficult to come by once you leave Los Mochis. That said, take the usual precautions when carrying large sums of cash and don’t visit an ATM after dark.

ATMs dispense primarily in 500-peso denominations and more often than not retailers don’t have change for these large bills. Hold on to as many small bills (20s, 50s, 100s, 200s) as you can, ideally getting change before you leave the city.

Don’t accept change in the form of ripped or torn bills as the next retailer won’t accept them from you. If you do find one in your wallet you can exchange it at a bank.

Many of the hotels throughout the Copper Canyon do not contain room safes and front desk staff will not assume responsibility for valuable items left with them. For this reason, I always travel with a LOCTOTE bag, which is a slash proof sack that can be secured to many fixtures. I find it brings me peace of mind when leaving my passport, camera, laptop or other valuables in my hotel room. It’s also great for the beach!

You can learn more about this super handy product by clicking here .

Travel Insurance

Not all travel insurance policies provide coverage for travel to the states of Sinaloa and Chihuahua, Mexico. Make sure you purchase the right policy for your trip. Click here to learn more about travel insurance specifically for the Copper Canyon.

The free app Maps.me contains more detailed routes and amenities than Google maps. You can download it for apple or android , and then download the map of Mexico before you leave to visit the Copper Canyon. Even if you don’t have data while traveling in Mexico you’ll be able to navigate using the map and GPS on your phone.

Cellular Service

Service in the entire Copper Canyon is pretty weak, if non-existent, for many providers. Most hotels offer free wifi but if you’d like to have cell phone service I’d recommend picking up a telcel SIM card when you first arrive in Mexico as they have the best service throughout the canyons. Your phone will need to be unlocked in order to use it but the SIM includes plenty of data and unlimited calls to Canada, the US and Mexico and should only cost $200-250 MXP.

Itineraries for Topolobampo & Los Mochis, Sinaloa

How long should you stay in Los Mochis? Most people who end up here are either just starting or just finishing a trip through Copper Canyon. However, it’s actually preferable to start or end the train portion of the journey in El Fuerte , about 2 hours away. If you choose that option, you’ll have more flexibility with your time in Los Mochis. You can learn more about El Fuerte by clicking here .

If you’re interested in seeing Maviri Beach or Topolobampo, you’ll need at least one full day in the area. Below is an itinerary to fill up one or two days in the region.

• Arrive in Los Mochis late morning.
• Catch a bus to Topolobampo.
• Head to the pier as soon as possible to book a same-day boat tour.
• Enjoy the afternoon and early evening on a boat tour.
• Return to the pier for a super fresh seafood dinner.
• Stay the night in Topolobampo, or take a taxi back to Los Mochis.
• Get an early start and head over to Maviri Beach (buses can take you there from either Los Mochis or from Topolobampo, click here for details).
• Enjoy the morning and lunch at the beach.
• Head back to Los Mochis in the early afternoon (bus, taxi or Uber).
• Visit the Jardín Botánico in the late afternoon. It’s open until 8 or 9 pm depending on the day.
• For dinner, dine on some of the best seafood in Mexico.

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Hi, Kayla, Sorry it took me so long to get back to, but my memory isn’t as good as it used to be. I know there are no RV parks, in Topolobampo, but I was wondering if there is any place, where an RVer, could park for the night. There is a town north, a few miles, where one of the restaurants, would let you park on their property, if you bought your meals from them. That would be a super idea, as it can be a lot of trouble driving a large motorhome in the cities. But, anyway, I thank you for your answer, and I will be around the area, for sometime, as I have a house in Bacubirito, Sinaloa. Thanks, again, jim Peterson

Thanks so much for the RV tips, Peter!

Is there any RV overnight parking or RV parks, anywhere near Topolobampo?

That’s a great question but I, unfortunately, don’t have an answer for you. If you do find an RV park, please feel free to post here for future readers with RVs.

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BAY WITH BEAUTIFUL BEACHES AND NATURAL SANCTUARIES

It is located only 23 kilometers from Los Mochis and was founded in 1884 by Albert Kimsey Owen in the bay of the same name, separated from the Sea of Cortez by 2 kilometers wide sand dunes.

Nestled on the stunning coastline of Sinaloa, lies the picturesque port town of Topolobampo. This hidden gem, with its azure waters, golden beaches, and breathtaking landscapes, is a captivating destination for travelers seeking an authentic taste of Mexican charm. With a delectable cuisine, and an abundance of natural wonders, Topolobampo has something to offer every visitor.

It is one of the two most important ports in the state of Sinaloa and is the beginning of the international trade corridor. It is also the departure point for the ferry that travels to La Paz, Baja California.

Topolobampo's culinary scene is an absolute delight. Seafood takes center stage here, fresh from the day's catch. Indulge in succulent shrimp, delectable ceviche, and traditional fish tacos, all served with a touch of local flair. On this beach there are several restaurants where you can taste the fresh seafood that characterizes the region, especially the famous “pescado zarandeado” (dish of grilled snapper is marinated in a dried chile) and the seafood cocktail.

Topolobampo is known for its beaches of immense dunes and crystal clear waters. You can enjoy a walk on the boardwalk and visit the viewpoint.

In addition, you can practice kayaking and take a boat ride through the beautiful waters of the Sea of Cortez in the company of friendly dolphins.

In front of the Topolobambo Bay are located two islands considered natural sanctuaries: the Farallón Island, inhabited by sea lions, and the Island of Birds habitat of ducks, pelicans, herons and other birds.

Just 10 km from Topolobampo Bay, is The Maviri, a natural area consisting of a long sandy island on one side and mangrove vegetation on the other side. It is connected to land by two bridges, one of which is currently used for fishing.

It has long beaches of fine sand that overlook the open sea. Its strong waves make it an ideal place for those who like to practice surfing, but it is also a place to enjoy a beautiful sunset. Other sports that can be practiced are diving and fishing.

Beyond the coastal allure, Topolobampo also serves as a gateway to explore the Copper Canyon, a stunning natural wonder often compared to the Grand Canyon in the United States. Adventure seekers can embark on scenic train rides through the rugged canyons, marveling at the mesmerizing vistas and indigenous Tarahumara communities

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Pájaros Island and Farallón Island

In front of Topolobampo Bay, there are two islands considered natural sanctuaries: Farallón Island, inhabited by sea lions, and Birds Island, a habitat for ducks, pelicans, herons, and other birds.

Just 10 km from Topolobampo Bay lies El Maviri, a natural area consisting of a long sandy island on one side and covered with mangrove vegetation on the other. It is connected to the mainland by two bridges, one of which is currently used for fishing.

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Enjoy Sport Fishing

There are several yacht clubs and marinas that offer all the facilities for sport fishing. Common species in the area include dorado, marlin, wahoo, and sailfish, among others.

You can also go kayaking and enjoy the beautiful waters of the Sea of Cortez while being accompanied by friendly dolphins.

Surfing Adventure

The long beaches with fine sand facing the open sea make it an ideal spot for surfers. It's also a great place to enjoy a beautiful sunset. Other sports that can be practiced here include diving, kayaking, fishing, skimboarding, sailing, and an exciting zipline over the blue sea.

Sandboarding Fun

In the northwest part of the island, there's a large sand dune that can be explored by off-road vehicles and sandboarding enthusiasts.

Visit Bat Cave

In the surrounding area, you can visit the Bat Cave, where every evening, millions of bats fly out with no apparent direction, creating a unique spectacle.

Explore San Ignacio Farallón

30 km off the coast of El Maviri is the San Ignacio Farallón, the world's second-largest marine rocky outcrop, covering 17 hectares and reaching a height of 110 meters. It is a symbol of the northern Sinaloa region and serves as a landmark for the entrance and exit of Topolobampo Bay.

The Farallón is home to a large number of birds, and from October to April, it becomes the habitat for hundreds of sea lions and seals. The surrounding waters are frequented by dolphins and porpoises.

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A tour through Topolobampo Sinaloa

It houses unmatched beauty and natural abundance; It is the home of the most endearing dolphin of the Sea of ​​Cortez

Los Mochis, Sinaloa  .- Praised sunsets, boats that cross the Sea of ​​Cortez and the lifestyle of its inhabitants, mostly fishermen, who beat the sun every morning to go out in search of the sea are contemplated from the Topolobampo seawall. Treasures of the generous sea.

Tourism service providers enthusiastically await the arrival of visitors to offer their traditional boat tours.

“We invite you to enjoy Ohuira Bay, Topolobampo Bay, dolphin farm, sanctuary of sunken ships, Bird Island, Las Hamacas Beach, Las Copas Beach, Santa María Beach, Cerro Partido , the Topolobampo Lighthouse and the cove where a friendly dolphin called El Pechocho lives, ”said José Luis Jiménez Rojo, president of the Cerro Partido Tourist Services Cooperative, known in the port as Captain Chorrín.

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Onboard a boat you can see the vibrant infrastructure of the seawall, the Integral Port Administration (API), the Port Captaincy and the Naval Sector of Topolobampo. 

Once you enter the bay, you can see impressive merchant ships and freighters ready to sail with corn, fertilizers and iron ore to different corners of the world.

“Here are the commercial docks that the API manages, in these warehouses and ships all the corn produced by Sinaloa, Sonora and Chihuahua is collected, embossed and sent to Asia and the Middle East.”

El Pechocho

And the most requested walk by locals and visitors continues to be the home of the most endearing dolphin of Topolobampo:  El Pechocho  , which lives in the low waters of the estuaries of El Bichi cove, a region where mangroves abound.

“We are in the cove of El Bichi or the horseshoe of the Cerro Partido, where the famous Pechocho lives, abbreviated by the children, because the adults called him Precious, but the children could not pronounce it and began to say Pechocho.”

According to the inhabitants themselves, the Pechocho was orphaned and grew up in complete solitude; He has been living in his mother’s remains for more than 30 years.

“The mother entered the bay, the cove of El Bichi and gave birth while it was impacting Hurricane Ismael; the mother died and her remains stayed in this place. It is said that where dolphin’s loved ones die, they must also die. “

The Chest can leave the cove, but he does not do it because his mother’s remains are there, he will remain here until he dies. ”

The tourism service providers ask for respect for the friendly dolphin that has won the affection of the people for their moving history and resistance to swimming in other waters, in other seas, in another home.

“He is 30 years old, the duration of the dolphins is 45 to 50 years, we have few years left to enjoy the famous Pechocho. I ask all who come to visit him to do so with care and respect, to give him his space and time for him to approach and let himself be touched. Do not follow it with boats or jet skis, they can hurt you, hit you and even kill you. Have consideration because with all you let yourself be loved in its moment ”.

The tour through the natural sanctuaries offers fascinating sightings of birds and dolphins. 

Faithful port guard

And on the top of the Cerro Partido as a faithful guardian of the port is an elegant lighthouse watching the sea, watching and guiding the navigators.

At the entrance to Las Hamacas Beach is the sanctuary of the sunken ships, steel giants shot down by the fury of hurricanes turned into fish farms and poultry keepers.

On this beach we had the privilege that the movie La Flor de Mayo was recorded in 1959 with María Félix, Pedro Armendáriz and Jack Palance ”. 

In the bay of Ohuira, framed by the imposing Sierra de Navachiste, the black turtle is raised and is the favorite place to catch the shrimp. From inside you can see the Lázaro Cárdenas and Paredones fishing fields in the distance.

Topolobampo Bay is the only one that has five islands in inland waters: Los Pájaros Island, Bledos Island, Bleditos Island, Tunosa Island and Mazocahui Island. ”

Bird watching

Throughout the year, Isla de Pájaros is home to a wide variety of regional and migratory bird species. In it inhabit the red-necked buzzard, the blue-footed booby duck, the pink spatula, white spatula, frigate, gannet, osprey, gray, Canadian and white-necked pelican.

Landscapes full of life and the free flight of birds furrowing the sky are some of the charms offered by traditional walks in the port of Topolobampo.

“We invite you to be encouraged to visit the port and its natural sanctuaries, it is worth the walk, you can appreciate lovely landscapes, there is no swell, the boats are very safe; we have life jackets, bathroom service, music and above all a good captain, ”said Jaime Carrazco, boat captain.

And when you step on land back on the boardwalk, your own and strangers can taste delicious fresh seafood, flavors of the generous sea for the palate that make Topolobampo an exquisite gastronomic destination. 

Corner where the most praised sunsets are contemplated

Not more than 20 kilometers from Los Mochis is the port of Topolobampo, a splendid bay formed by coves, islands, beaches and estuaries that houses unmatched beauty and natural abundance. 

Its crystalline waters beaches framed by immense dunes make it one of the main tourist attractions of northwestern Mexico.

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Have you ever visited a new place and felt ‘wow’ about it? For many visitors, it happens at Topolobampo.

Topolobampo may not be as popular as other cities in Mexico, but don’t let that fool you. Topolobampo is a smaller but beautiful upcoming tourist destination that is worth a visit. You will be surprised by some of the unique things to do and places you can explore at this hidden destination.

You might wish to revisit it someday again, to take a break and relax at Topolobampo.

If you have plans to visit Mexico and are not sure if Topolobampo should be included in your itinerary, keep reading. In this list, we have put together some of the things to do in Topolobampo and around. We have a hunch that if you include this city in your travel plans, you will be thrilled you did so.

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Topolobampo joins three other Mexican Riviera cruise ports that don’t have many visiting ships.

But less active ports that don’t have a massive number of visitors are sometimes appealing in a different way. They are more authentic and less commercialized. They aren’t filled with the usual souvenirs shops that sell mostly T-shirts, jewelry and electronics that visitors can buy in any other port.

There are a few downsides to these ports Mexican Riviera ports. English-speaking visitors will find that far fewer locals speak English. Major attractions and especially guided shore excursions aren’t as common.

Norwegian and Holland America are the only cruise lines that visit this small city of about 6,000 people in the Mexican state of Sinaloa. Cruise ships usually visit the port only on 10- and 12-night cruises to the Mexican Riviera.

Where is Topolobampo?

Topolobampo is on the west coast of Mexico and faces the Gulf of California (also known as the Sea of Cortez). It is 235 miles northwest of Mazatlán and about 200 miles southeast of Guaymas, another small cruise port in the Gulf of California.

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The small size of the port and the small number of cruise ships that visit it means there are a limited number of shore excursions. The excursions are also more expensive on average than most Mexican Riviera ports.

One common option is the Copper Canyon train ride for hard-core travelers. The journey is six hours each way and the total trip is 17 hours. Passengers will take a 90-minute shuttle ride to the town of El Fuerte, where they board the Chihuahua Pacifico train.

From there, they travel through the Sierra Madre mountain range until reaching Copper Canyon. The train goes through tunnels, over bridges and climbs 7,200 feet above sea level. The trip includes breakfast, lunch, entertainment and time in Copper Canyon. Prices start at $550 per person.

Anyone who doesn’t want to spend that much money and time on a shore excursion has only a few other options, which mostly emphasis local culture.

A regional tour for $100+ will take cruise passengers to the prominent nearby city of Los Mochis. Tour highlights include a visit to a hacienda, authentic local cuisine, the regional museum, a 35-acre garden and a walk around Los Mochis.

A more expensive cultural tour starting at $199 includes the Mayo Indian village of Capomos, a 16th century adobe mission, a folklore dance, 18th-century Baroque-style cathedral and the town of El Fuerte, birthplace of Zorro.

Average daytime temperatures range from the low 80s Fahrenheit in the winter to the high 90s in the summer, according to the Mexican government meteorology service.

The city has a dry season that goes from October through June every year and a rainy season that lasts from July through September.

The dry season usually averages less than an inch of rain and only a few days with rain every month, according to historical data from the Mexican government’s meteorological service.

Average rainfall jumps to six inches in July, eight inches in August and five inches in September during the annual Pacific hurricane season.

The best time to visit Topolobampo on a cruise is December through April.

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Topolobampo is a small port town in the Mexican State of Sinaloa. Boasting a deep water harbor, the town sits at the terminus of the Chihuahua-Pacific Railroad, or ChePe, which passes through the scenic Copper Canyon. The population of Topolobampo is only around 6,500 people.

The economic importance of Topolobampo is dwarfed by its much larger neighboring city of Los Mochis, with a population of over 230,000 residents. Los Mochis is located in the “Valle del Fuerte,” a principal agricultural area of Mexico. The irrigated farms grow an abundance of crops, including sugar, cotton, rice, flowers and mangos.

The Topolobampo/Los Mochis region enjoys an arid, almost desert-like climate, with average summer temperatures in the high 80s F (about 33° C). Total annual rainfall is less than 2 inches.

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Deep Sea Fishing Expeditions in the Sea of Cortez

Come aboard a fishing yacht for a wonderful fishing trip leaving from Topolobampo Bay. This magnificent cruise is fishing for game fish with lines set for trolling offshore. Fishing species include marlin, sailfish, snook and red snapper.

Marlin fishing is done in the Sea of Cortez, with boats departing from Topolobampo Bay, and includes sports yachts and all fishing equipped with a professional team.

Snook and snapper are caught around the inlets of the bay formed at the mouth of the river El Fuerte and the Gulf of California.

In 2014, Topolobampo is slated to host just 1,260 cruise ship passengers sailing on 1 ship–the Statendam, which is scheduled to arrive in December.

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The Best Time to Visit Topolobampo, Mexico for Weather, Safety, & Tourism

The best times to visit Topolobampo for ideal weather are

November 12th to April 29th

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Average temperatures in Topolobampo vary somewhat. Considering humidity, temperatures feel hot for about half of the year and otherwise nice with a very low chance of rain throughout the year. The area is more temperate than most — in the 65th percentile for pleasant weather — compared to tourist destinations worldwide. Weeks with ideal weather are listed above . If you’re looking for the very warmest time to visit Topolobampo, the hottest months are August, July, and then September. See average monthly temperatures below. The warmest time of year is generally early August where highs are regularly around 94.3°F (34.6°C) with temperatures rarely dropping below 81.3°F (27.4°C) at night.

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The way we experience weather isn’t all about temperature. Higher temperatures affect us much more at higher humidity, and colder temperatures feel piercing with high winds. Our perceived temperatures factor in humidity and wind chill to better represent how hot or cold the day feels to a person.

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Daily highs (averaged for the month) usually give the best indication of the weather. A significantly lower mean and low generally just means it gets colder at night.

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If dry weather is what you’re after, the months with the lowest chance of significant precipitation in Topolobampo are January, February, and then March. Note that we define “significant precipitation” as .1 inches or more in this section. The lowest chance of rain or snow occurs around early January. For example, on the week of January 1st there are no days of precipitation on average. By contrast, it’s most likely to rain or snow in early to mid October with an average of 0 days of significant precipitation the week of October 8th.

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Topolobampo has some comfortably humid months, and slightly dry months in the opposite season. The least humid month is May (35.6% relative humidity), and the most humid month is September (55.5%).

Wind in Topolobampo is usually moderate . The windiest month is June, followed by July and August. June’s average wind speed of around 8.9 knots (10.2 MPH or 16.4 KPH) is considered “a gentle breeze.” Maximum sustained winds (the highest speed for the day lasting more than a few moments) are at their highest in early July where average top sustained speeds reach 16.2 knots, which is considered a moderate breeze.

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Is it safe to travel to topolobampo.

Our best data indicates this area is somewhat safe, but with extra warnings in a few regions. As of Dec 04, 2023 there are travel warnings and regional advisories for Mexico; exercise a high degree of caution and avoid some areas. Check this page for any recent changes or regions to avoid: Travel Advice and Advisories . This advisory was last updated on Dec 04, 2023.

The Busiest and Least Crowded Months

The busiest month for tourism in Topolobampo, Mexico is January, followed by February and March. Prices for hotels and flights will be most expensive during these months, though you can save if you purchase well in advance. Tourists are unlikely to visit Topolobampo in May. Those willing to visit at these times will likely find it the least expensive month.

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Most popular months to visit, overall topolobampo travel experience by season, spring (march through may).

Humidity and temperatures combine to make this season feel warm. Highs range from 90.6°F (32.6°C) and 78.7°F (25.9°C) with warmer temperatures in the later months. Rain is nonexistent with roughly 0 days of significant precipitation per month. Spring is the second busiest for tourism, which makes it a good time for those looking for things to do.

Summer (June through August)

The middle-year months have hot weather with high temperatures that are quite warm. These months see the least precipitation with about 0 days of precipitation per month. June – August is the slowest season for tourism in Topolobampo, so lodging and other accommodations may cost less than usual.

Fall (September through November)

Fall daily highs range from 92.5°F (33.6°C) and 79.7°F (26.5°C), which will feel very nice given the humidity and wind. It rains or snows a trivial amount: approximately 0 days per month. Tourism is fairly slow during these months due to the weather, so hotels may be lower priced.

Winter (December through February)

Weather is perfect this time of year in Topolobampo to be enjoyable for warm weather travelers. The average high during this season is between 78.7°F (25.9°C) and 73.1°F (22.8°C). On average, it rains or snows a insignificant amount: consistently 0 times per month. These times of year are the busiest with tourists.

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Topolobampo is a spot in Estado de Sinaloa, in Mexico (MX).

Also called Topolobampo, its latitude is 25.6008400, and longitude is -109.0523000.

Topolobampo has a population of 6.361 occupants, this location timezone is America/Mazatlan (America/Mazatlan_cet).

One of the top destinations for boat rides in Mexico.

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You want to dial local phones. You can use 668 as local dialing code for local phone numbers. Topolobampo zip code is 81370, for this reason, if you want to send anything to family via post on your tripthis can be done by using 81370 zip code as explained.

Topolobampo height above mean sea level, or meters above mean sea level (MAMSL), is over 10 meters. For this reason this is a perfect destination if you and your family want seaside places.

For info for Topolobampo please check their official webpage http://www.puertotopolobampo.com.mx .

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