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Teacapan Profile
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.



Swimming			Beaches on the ocean and along the estuary.


Surfing			Waves not especially good

Snorkeling			Murky

Diving			Murky

Bike Riding			Small town - no traffic - mostly flat

Fishing			On the border of Sinaloa and Nayarit, surrounded by mangroves, there are still plenty of fish here in this remote undeveloped area.

Kayaking			Kayaking in the mangrove wetlands - Victor rents kayaks

Boating			Ocean and estuary opportunities - excursions available on a lancha

Sailing			No place to anchor

Good Food			Very few restaurants - the best are Sr Waynes and Villa Maria Fernanda

Jet Skis			Bring your own

Club Scene			No clubs - a few cantinas

Reading			Very relaxing place

Supermarket			None

Museums			None

Ruins			Pyramid of the shells - very strange

Sightseeing			Botanical gardens at Haas home - Pyramid of the shells

Birdwatching			A remote area with lots of birds - trips on lancha are available on the Agua Bravo - one of the largest estuarys in Mexico

Mountains			Some mountains in the background

Country			A small town surrounded by farmlands

Village			A very tranquil little village

Nature			Remote mangrove wetlands

Charm			A very quiet charm

Simple			A very simple peaceful lifestyle here

Winter			Perfect climate in the winter

Summer			Hot and muggy - mosquitos

All Year			It's do-able if you don't mind the heat.

EnglishSpeaking			Mostly Spanish speaking

Gringos-mixed			There a some Canadians in the RV parks around town

Mexican Community			A real Mexican village

International Airport			In Mazatlan 2 hours away

Border			About 800 miles

Remote			It's an end of the road town.

Mid-Range Hotels			Hotel Villa Maria Fernanda has 2 pools - is very nice

Camping/RV			Trailer parks along the beach

Mexico Tranquilo  
If you're looking for an off-the-beaten-track location for your next vacation, you've found it. Our hand-built beachfront home has three self-contained apartments and an additional private bedroom that â€œgoes withâ€ either apartment on the second level. 
Teacapan, Sinaloa


http://www.mexicotranquilo.com/

Paseos Ecoturisticos Isla de Pajaros  
For birding or fishing, contact Victor at the Villas Maria Fernanda for birding tours on a lancha on the Aqua Bravo estuary. Kayaks available. 
Teacapan, Sinaloa
045695/108-5044

Casa Hannah $140,000  
Two Bedroom, two Bath, Two story, balcony, view of the ocean.
Teacapan, Sinaloa
505-259-1862

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