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Sayulita Mexico: What to do in the jewel of the Riviera Nayarit

On the Mexican Pacific coast, Riviera Nayarit – after the hustle and bustle Cancun, Riviera Maya e Acapulco – has stood out as another option for lovers of good beaches and excitement. Thus, nestled in it, the small village of Sayulita, Mexico, is a true jewel of the Pacific.

In short, it is a picturesque fishing village that was formed in a privileged location with wonderful waves and beautiful beaches. As such, it has a very colorful appearance and the little houses have that Mexican air that enriches the eyes and the trips.

Which makes it great to stroll around without any commitments and with your camera in hand for those cinematic photos.

As you can see, there is no shortage of things to do. Sayulita, Mexico, attracts surfers – who are attracted by the perfect and abundant waves – and young people, due to the countless bars and nightlife spots.

This way, the place offers activities for both day and night. Pack your bags, recharge your batteries and have a good trip!

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How to get to Sayulita, Mexico

How to get to Sayulita Mexico

Since Mexico City, there is an airline that takes you to Riviera Nayarit in just 90 minutes.

Therefore, if you are going directly to the region (which we do not recommend, since it is only worth spending a few days in the capital), you can buy a direct ticket with Aeroméxico, with a connection in Mexico City.

In any case, arrival is landing at the airport of Puerto Vallarta. Sayulita is very close by and you can choose to rent a car or hire a transfer.

However, once you are there, you can do almost everything on foot in the village. It is quite small and hotels are usually close to everything: restaurants and bars, shops and the beach.

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Where to Stay in Sayulita, Mexico

Hotels in Sayulita Mexico

Amor Boutique Hotel in Sayulita.

Sayulita is a fishing village, so it has several of those super nice and affordable little hotels and inns.

Among them, the following are worth highlighting: Heaven's Refuge and Pelican House Sayulita. Accommodations with good facilities (wi-fi, gardens and terraces) that offer that unique Mexican flavor.

With a more international feel, but without losing the country's colorful aura, there are even more exquisite hotel options in Sayulita. Amor Boutique Hotel It houses that good mix between adventurous Mexico and the luxurious comfort of apartments that seem entangled with nature.

Likewise, among the luxury hotels in Sayulita, we couldn't leave out the beautiful and modern Seven Moons Boutique Hotel. It also offers, surrounded by nature, the comfort and relaxation of its massages and yoga classes. The luxurious decor of the suites combines the straw that is characteristic of the region with modern objects.

What to do in Sayulita

What to do in Sayulita Mexico

Dotted around the narrow streets of Sayulita, Mexico, are tourist agencies offering a range of activities. You can hire transportation and guides for hiking, ATV or bike tours, rafting, zip-lining and visits to the Islas Marietas (Love Beach).

When looking for them, or being approached, don't be shy: negotiate well, prices are not fixed.

Or maybe you prefer to take a few days just to swim or surf or stroll around the village. There are options to rent all the equipment you might need.

After all, the proximity of the places is excellent for finding what you want, which makes it easy to do some shopping here and there in the pleasant climate of Sayulita.

Here are three tours that are definitely worth trying to fit into your trip. Humpback whale watching during the winter in the northern hemisphere. The iguana protection area, called the Green Iguana Sanctuary, will make for some great photos. And a visit to the famous Marietas Islands and their hidden beach is a must-see attraction.

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Rafael Couto

Journalist, entrepreneur and travel enthusiast. He lived in Mexico for 15 years and during this time had the opportunity to travel throughout almost the entire country and the Caribbean. He created the Mexico Guide to show Brazilians the best of the land of tequila and mariachis through his own experiences. Follow the Mexico Guide on this adventure!

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