Teacapan Profile
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| Teapacan is an out of the way place with simple charm. Slated for development by the federal government, Teacapan is for the moment a sleepy small town that attracts lovers of remote, untouristy beaches. An excellent destination for curious travelers, its Agua Bravo Estuary is a wonderful destination for birdwatchers, and contains an ancient mountain of seashells that’s a puzzlement to today’s archaeologists. |
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| Swimming | | | Beaches on the ocean and along the estuary. |
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| Surfing | | | Waves not especially good |
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| Snorkeling | | | Murky |
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| Diving | | | Murky |
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| Bike Riding | | | Small town - no traffic - mostly flat |
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| Fishing | | | On the border of Sinaloa and Nayarit, surrounded by mangroves, there are still plenty of fish here in this remote undeveloped area. |
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| Kayaking | | | Kayaking in the mangrove wetlands - Victor rents kayaks | |
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| Boating | | | Ocean and estuary opportunities - excursions available on a lancha |
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| Sailing | | | No place to anchor |
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| Good Food | | | Very few restaurants - the best are Sr Waynes and Villa Maria Fernanda |
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| Jet Skis | | | Bring your own |
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| Club Scene | | | No clubs - a few cantinas |
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| Reading | | | Very relaxing place |
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| Supermarket | | | None |
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| Museums | | | None |
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| Ruins | | | Pyramid of the shells - very strange |
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| Sightseeing | | | Botanical gardens at Haas home - Pyramid of the shells |
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| Birdwatching | | | A remote area with lots of birds - trips on lancha are available on the Agua Bravo - one of the largest estuarys in Mexico |
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| Mountains | | | Some mountains in the background |
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| Country | | | A small town surrounded by farmlands |
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| Village | | | A very tranquil little village |
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| Nature | | | Remote mangrove wetlands |
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| Charm | | | A very quiet charm |
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| Simple | | | A very simple peaceful lifestyle here |
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| Winter | | | Perfect climate in the winter |
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| Summer | | | Hot and muggy - mosquitos |
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| All Year | | | It's do-able if you don't mind the heat. |
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| EnglishSpeaking | | | Mostly Spanish speaking |
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| Gringos-mixed | | | There a some Canadians in the RV parks around town |
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| Mexican Community | | | A real Mexican village |
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| International Airport | | | In Mazatlan 2 hours away |
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| Border | | | About 800 miles |
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| Remote | | | It's an end of the road town. |
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| Mid-Range Hotels | | | Hotel Villa Maria Fernanda has 2 pools - is very nice |
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Camping/RV | | | Trailer parks along the beach |
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