Sayulita Mexico Travel Guide [2023]

Sayulita is a small, laidback town located in Riviera Nayarit on the west coast of Mexico.

There are many fantastic things to do in Sayulita that attract tourists from all over the world, making it a diverse and fun-filled place to visit!

I have put together this BIG guide of 40 Awesome Things To Do In Sayulita Mexico to help you plan your trip ahead of time.

Also in this guide, I’ve included all you need to know on how to get here, where to stay, the best time to visit, recommended tours and much more!

QUICK ANSWERS: SAYULITA MEXICO

Before I dive into all the best things to do in Sayulita, here are some quick answers to the most frequently asked questions by travelers.

WHERE IS SAYULITA?

The colorful town of Sayulita Mexico is located on the Pacific Coast side of Mexico, at the south end of the state of Nayarit and north of Banderas Bay.

Puerto Vallarta is the closest major city and from Puerto Vallarta to Sayulita, it’s approximately a 45-minute drive.

Click here or on the image below for an interactive map of the region.

HOW TO GET TO SAYULITA MEXICO?

Getting to this hippy-chic town is fairly easy. Simply fly into Puerto Vallarta Airport (PVR) and from here it’s a short 45-minute drive.

The decision between using public transport, booking a private transfer, or renting a car will depend on how long you will be staying in the region as well as how much exploring outside of town you have planned while you are here.

It’s super easy to get around town on foot but if you want to explore further you will need a vehicle and your best bet is to rent a car at the airport when you arrive.

Alternatively, you can book a private transfer from the airport in Puerto Vallarta to Sayulita.

This is the most stress-free option where your driver will meet you at the airport and take you directly to your accommodation in the Sayulita area.

Another option is to take a taxi from the airport which costs around 1000 MXN ($50 USD).

And lastly, taking the public bus from Puerto Vallarta Airport is also an option. The bus usually has a windshield sign displaying ‘Sayulita’ or ‘Compostela’ and the cost is around $5 USD.

HOW TO GET AROUND

The township and beaches are very easily explored on foot or another fun way to get around is with a golf buggy.

You can also hail a cab to get from A to B, or simply rent a car.

Renting a car is advisable when you are planning on venturing to nearby towns such as San Pancho, Punta de Mita, La Cruz, and Puerto Vallarta.

The reason is that public transportation methods are few and far between.

HOW MANY DAYS IN SAYULITA?

While being a small town, there are many activities to enjoy, so if you’re wanting to experience it fully, I recommend spending at least 5 or 6 days.

However, should you only have a little free time, 2 to 3 full days will allow you to scratch the surface and possibly even join a tour.

With that in mind, you can even stay longer from 2 weeks to 1 month and I guarantee you won’t get bored as it’s simply one of the best travel destinations in Mexico.

Related Article: 4 Week Mexico Itinerary

It’s also worth noting that most visitors stay in both Puerto Vallarta and Sayulita during their holidays.

If that’s a possibility for you, 5 days in Sayulita and 3 to 4 days in Puerto Vallarta would make the perfect travel itinerary.

On the flip side, if you happen to work remotely, you should know that you’ll need to deal with unstable internet.

In fact, WiFi here is far from perfect and it could be a problem if you have some online meetings or tasks that require fast internet.

IS SAYULITA WORTH VISITING?

Sayulita Nayarit Mexico is without a doubt one of the most popular destinations in the country for fun-fuelled adventures as well as laid-back travel.

It has become somewhat touristy in recent years, with some people moving to nearby San Pancho and Puerto Vallarta.

Despite the crowds, YES, it is definitely worth visiting and I highly recommend including this destination in your itinerary – even if it’s only for a few days!

IS SAYULITA SAFE?

Safety in Sayulita, for the most part, seems like a given to most people, and rightfully so.

In fact, it’s a very safe and peaceful place, however, safety is never a certainty for any visitor anywhere, BUT you’ll likely not have any issues here.

All things considered, while it’s one of the safest places in Nayarit, I’d recommend always using caution when walking alone at night. Also, stick to the well-lit major streets.

Apart from that, you should always be aware of your surroundings, your stuff, and, of course, yourself.

Leave the designer sunglasses, your flashy jewelry, and luxury electronics in your hotel’s safe or at home.

And to state the obvious, it’s always a good thing to purchase travel insurance so you know you’re covered abroad.

IS SAYULITA SAFE FOR SOLO FEMALE TRAVELERS?

Whether you’re walking around the town during the day or night, you shouldn’t be that worried, even as a solo female traveler.

To start with, there are numerous other tourists around and you’ll probably never be on your own.

In addition, you’ll want to observe the basic safety precautions I listed above to remain safe at all times.

All in all, yes, it’s safe for female travelers but some precaution is always good to have, just like anywhere else around Mexico.

WHEN IS THE BEST TIME TO VISIT SAYULITA?

Amongst tourists, the best time to visit Sayulita is during the winter months which is considered the dry season (December – February) but Mexico’s year-round mild climate makes it a great place to visit any time.

The summer months are the wet season in Sayulita (June – August) where temperatures soar and the region sees a lot of rainfall.

Playa Sayulita (the main public beach) has been popular amongst surfers since the 1960s.

According to an old tale, the town was formed by the gods of the waves who specifically created this place with perfect waves almost all year long.

40 AWESOME THINGS TO DO IN SAYULITA

Now that you know a little about Sayulita Mexico, how to get here, and the best time to visit, it’s time to get to the fun stuff!

So, without further ado, here is a complete list of 40 Awesome Things To Do In Sayulita during your visit.

LEARN TO SURF

Truth be told, Sayulita was originally put on the map by surfers, so you’re in for a treat whether you’re a beginner surfer or someone with plenty of experience.

Locals are friendly and will cheer you on every chance they get. The waves are small enough to not be intimidating but big enough to actually be able to stand up.

There are three surf breaks at Playa Sayulita;

• the very south side of the bay is a calm beach break for beginners 
• the middle break is for intermediate surfers featuring a left-hand and right-hand wave
• and further north there is another intermediate surf break featuring a left-hand wave

For those of you who already know how to surf, you can simply rent a board off the beach for around 100 MXN per session.

And if you have never surfed before, this is your chance to learn and I highly recommend booking a surf lesson with an experienced surf coach.

You’ll be riding waves by mid-session and will have access to all the surf school facilities such as rash guards, booties, and towels, changing room and storage for personal belongings, a shower to rinse off, free WiFi, and a relaxing beach-style rest area. 

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CHECK OUT SAYULITA PLAZA

The main square in town, Sayulita Plaza is a cool spot to check out during your trip.

The Plaza is surrounded by bars, restaurants, food stalls, and street vendors, making it a great place to grab some food and enjoy it beneath one of the many shady trees.

TAKE A PHOTO ON INSTAGRAM STREET

Getting that perfect Instagram photo beneath the colorful flags is a must on your list of the best things to do in Sayulita.

The street is officially known as ‘Slap Street’ on Calle Delfines, right next to the main plaza.

After getting that perfect shot, which we all know can be quite exhausting, you can grab something to eat and drink at one of the many restaurants and cafes that line the street.

HAVE BREAKFAST AT ANCHOR CAFE

Anchor Café offers a variety of healthy, fresh, organic foods. Their coffee is one of the best in town and the smoothie bowls are simply delicious as well.

It’s the perfect spot to sit down and enjoy breakfast, brunch, lunch, or have a quick snack in between all your exploring and adventuring.

Anchor Cafe has fast free Wi-Fi available as well making it a great place to combine work with delicious, affordable, and, let me tell you, very ‘instagrammable’ food.

Open daily from 8:00 am – 4:30 pm | Price: $$

RELATED GUIDE: 21 Best Sayulita Restaurants to Visit

RENT AN UMBRELLA ON SAYULITA BEACH

Temperatures in Mexico can get really high, especially if you are visiting during the summer.

If you are planning to spend a whole day at the beach I would highly recommend doing your skin a favor and renting an umbrella. It’s only about 300 MXN for the whole day.

You can order drinks and food right from the beach and you should be prepared to be approached by beach vendors selling all sorts of souvenirs, snacks, offering massages, etc.

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HIKE MONKEY MOUNTAIN

The best hike in the area is without a doubt Monkey Mountain.

It’s not the shortest of hikes but it’s definitely worth it and rated as one of the best things to do in Sayulita! You should allocate at least 4 hours for the roundtrip.

Monkey Mountain is a moderate to hard hike that leads along a trail mostly shaded by trees. There is nothing around but nature so make sure you bring plenty of drinking water and enough snacks.

The views of the beaches and coastline that you’ll be rewarded with at the top are absolutely epic!

You can see the entire peninsula of Punta Mita from the summit and during whale season, you might even get lucky enough to see whales breaching in the ocean below.

It’s recommended to book a guided tour to Monkey Mountain which includes hotel pick-up and drop-off, drinking water, and snacks, and the tour is customizable to your preferences. 

VISIT PLAYA LOS MUERTOS (BEACH OF THE DEAD)

Located just a short 10-minute walk to the south from the main beach, you will find Playa Los Muertos (beach of the dead).

There is a cemetery just back from the shoreline which is how this beach gets its name. 

It’s a hidden little cove surrounded by coconut palm trees and away from the crowds at the main beach.

Playa Los Muertos features a row of beach umbrellas, a small bar, and a couple of beach vendors but feels a lot less touristy.

If relaxing on the beach isn’t your thing, you can also go and explore the rocky outcrops at each end of the beach.

HIKE TO MALPASO BEACH

North of the main beach there is a jungle trail that leads over the headland to Malpaso Beach (Playa Malpaso).

This really is very secluded and there are no beach vendors or umbrellas to be found.

It’s the perfect spot to spend the day away from the crowds, swim in the clear water, explore the small sea caves, and simply enjoy the serenity.

TRY THE POKE BOWLS AT ORGANIK

Organi-K is the place in town to get the best acai and poke bowls.

They’re conveniently located right at the town entrance and even though the restaurant itself is rather small, it’s really easy to spot.

Their ingredients are always fresh, and delicious and every meal is prepared with love. Most things on their menu are raw and vegetarian or vegan.

Organi-K is a sustainable business and completely plastic-free. They highly encourage their customers to bring their own takeaway thermos and tumblers.

Their sustainable products are very innovative like their straws that are made from avocado scraps, how cool is that?!

The owners are super lovely and the staff speaks very decent English, making ordering easier if your Spanish is a little rusty.

Open daily from 8:00 am – 6:00 pm | Price: $$

VISIT MARIETAS ISLANDS (SECRET BEACH)

Sayulita Mexico is awesome, but if you have some time I highly encourage you to go and explore the beautiful area around it.

Round up your friends and family and book a snorkeling tour to Marietas Islands National Park.

This small group of islands is located only 30 minutes by boat from the mainland and features stunning landscapes of Riviera Nayarit.

The tour boat will take you to three different stops, the first one is a reef where you will be able to jump in the water and go snorkeling, the second one is the beautiful Long Island where you can relax on the beach, and the last stop is the famous Secret Beach, a hidden cove that can only be accessed through a cave entrance!

The Marietas Island snorkeling tour departs from Sayulita at 9 am and it includes all activities, a local guide, fees and taxes, use of snorkeling equipment, round-trip boat transportation, and bottled water.

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GO SURFING AT PLAYA LA LANCHA

Located in Punta Mita, Playa La Lancha is only a short 20-minute drive from the main town.

The waves here are mellow and the water is warm, clear, and clean. It’s one of the most consistent breaks in the area with multiple peaks to suit all levels.

Playa La Lancha is only accessible via one narrow jungle path, so it’s always rather uncrowded and peaceful.

It’s a great alternative to other beaches around Nayarit and Jalisco and definitely worth adding to your Sayulita things to do list.

WATCH THE SUNSET AT CARRICITOS BEACH

The waves you will find at Playa Carricitos are huge compared to other breaks and it’s very likely you’ll be the only person at this wild, windswept beach.

There are some homes around, but they are well hidden in the woods, so it feels like you are very secluded.

Other times it can get quite busy as it is a popular spot for sunset bonfires and beach parties that ex-pats and foreign locals living in the area organize themselves.

And if you want to spend the night here, I recommend booking Playa Escondida Sayulita, a boutique hotel that has everything to make your trip perfect.

GET A MASSAGE

Feeling a bit tense and sore after all the adventures? Why not visit a local masseuse in town and relieve all the tension?

I recommend visiting the Nirvanna Spa, one of the most reputable spas in the area offering a wide range of services for its customers.

Visit the Nirvanna Spa Facebook Page to book your treatment.

DAY TRIP TO SAN PANCHO

Just a short 10-minute drive to the north of the town you will find San Pancho, a small beachside town that is very quiet and relaxed.

There are lots of hip cafes, the vibe is very laidback and the streets are covered in beautiful, colorful street art.

You will find plenty of retail stores, oceanside bars, and restaurants, as well as beautiful beaches with great waves.

A day trip to San Pancho is one of the best things to do in Sayulita.

GO SCUBA DIVING

There is a whole other world out there to see – the underwater world – and scuba diving is a great way to explore and spend a day in the ocean.

For certified advanced divers, there are multiple different dive sites where you can enjoy the underwater world such as El Morro, Los Acros, La Corbeteña, and El Sequial.

These places are outside the limits of Banderas Bay which means you will have the opportunity to see larger animals like giant manta rays, sea lions, sharks, and other marine life.

Advanced dives are 2-tank dives that include a professional guide, use of dive equipment, boat transport, bottled water, and snacks.

On the other hand, if you’re a first-timer, you can book the Discover Scuba Diving Program which is an introductory course to the world of scuba diving.

You will learn how to use scuba equipment in confined water, receive instruction in basic concepts and safety, and finally be taken out into the ocean for your first dive, under the close supervision of your instructor.

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CHECK OUT THE HIPPIE MARKET

Another great attraction worth checking out during your stay is the hippie market.

Located along the river’s edge in the center of downtown, the hippie market is a super cute, colorful market with lots of little stalls selling garments, jewelry, and all other nic nacs that are hand-made by the locals.

TRY THE RAMEN AT LORO CAFE

An absolute must on your list of what to do in Sayulita is getting a meal at the Loro Café.

A little family-owned street-side restaurant with the best and biggest ramen selection on offer.

The staff are always friendly and their cocktails are irresistible too.

Open Wednesday – Monday (closed Tuesday) 12:00 pm – 10:00 pm | Price: $$

LA CRUZ MARKET

If you happen to be in or around the area on a weekend, you should check out the La Cruz Market.

It happens every Sunday in La Cruz, which is located at Marina Cruz de Huanacaxtle, just 30 minutes drive from town.

This is the place locals and visitors come to buy fresh fish and seafood, bringing the phrase ‘from sea to your table’ to life.

You’ll find over 200 vendors, countless food options, live music, and great vibes, all combined with beautiful views over the bay.

The markets are on every Sunday from November through April, 9 am – 2 pm.

RENT A GOLF BUGGY

One of the best and most fun ways to get around town and explore is to rent a golf buggy.

It will cost you around 1000 MXN ($49) per day and good times are guaranteed.

You’ll find multiple buggy rental stores in town all offering them for around the same price.

EXPLORE PUNTA DE MITA BEACH

Next on this list of things to do in Sayulita Nayarit Mexico is taking a day trip to Punta de Mita Beach.

This chill little surf town just 20 minutes away boasts beautiful beaches, seaside restaurants, great fishing, horseback riding, rainforest excursions, Jeep tours, and plenty more adventurous activities that can be done here!

TEQUILA TASTING

Another super fun thing to do with your friends and family during your visit to Sayulita Nayarit is real Tequila tasting.

You can easily book the Tequila tasting in town at the local tour operator desks and there are a couple of different options in terms of how many tequilas and or other spirits you would like to taste, where the venue is, and how many people are coming.

Prices range from $60-$75.

BOOK A WHALE-WATCHING TOUR

If you are around Riviera Nayarit during whale season (November – April) I highly recommend joining a Whale Watching Tour during your stay.

Seeing giant humpback whales breach up close is an incredible experience that you will remember for the rest of your life!

If you have a drone, this is the right moment to send it up, check the pictures below!

The tour includes an experienced guide, bottled water, a lifejacket, boat transportation, and local fees. Pre-bookings are essential to secure one of the limited spots on the boat.

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SHOP TILL YOU DROP

You are on vacation, time to spoil yourself, you deserve it!

There are countless retail stores in downtown Sayulita Mexico offering something for every taste.

Surf shops, artisan wear, homewares, jewelry, literally everything is right there!

JOIN A YOGA CLASS

There’s nothing better for sore surfer muscles than a good, stretchy yoga class.

That’s one of the reasons why this hippy-chic town has become a hub for yoga on Mexico’s west coast and also because it’s just awesome and makes you feel amazing!

Each and every day there are multiple yoga classes on offer that you can choose from. Simply ask the receptionist at your accommodation what’s available during your visit.

Or, to try something different, check out this Hike and Yoga Jungle Experience in Sayulita, boasting gorgeous landscapes, lush jungle, and wildlife in abundance.

SPEND THE AFTERNOON AT SAYULINDA ROOFTOP POOL

Sayulinda is a one-of-a-kind hotel in the center of downtown.

It boasts a rooftop swimming pool, bar, and restaurant, as well as daybeds, hammocks, and a ping-pong table!

You can purchase a day pass for non-hotel guests which will set you back 600 MXN.

It’s a fantastic venue to spend an afternoon with your mates and enjoy the rooftop vibes!

If you wish to stay at Sayulinda hotel during your visit, click below to check availability and rates.

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CHECK OUT THE FRIDAY MARKET (MERCADO DEL PUEBLO)

Another great stop on your list of what to do in Sayulita is the Friday Market at Mercado Del Pueblo!

It’s a pop-up market with lots on offer, from fresh local produce, clothing stalls, and handmade jewelry to lots of food options and live music. Be sure not to miss it!

TRY THE TACOS AT BICHOS

My favorite and simultaneously the most popular local taco joint in town is Bichos.

I literally ate here at least 4 times a week it’s that freaking good! The cheapest taco being 25 MXN, it’d be rude not to grab a bite to eat.

The best part is the long table of condiments and toppings you can add to your meal to create your own, perfect taco. They also sell local beers and fresh juice.

Open daily from 5 pm till late.

LISTEN TO THE STREET BUSKERS

Every day downtown there are many street buskers from all walks of life, including juggling acts, solo guitarists, mariachi bands, dance performances, and so on.

It’s common to tip the buskers 10 MXN or more as they are giving all they have to make sure you are having the best time.

ENJOY THE SAYULITA NIGHTLIFE

Not a chance you could get bored during your visit because there is always something to do, just like there is always something happening, every night of the week.

Keep an ear and an eye out for what’s happening around town when you arrive.

Some popular spots are Selina, Yambak, Latitude 20, and Cocos Beach Club, but there are also random beach and street parties happening that, believe me, you don’t wanna miss!

HAVE DINNER AT SANTA SAL

A great place for a nice dinner is Santa Sal. They offer modern-Mexican cuisine with a wide variety of dishes and a delicious churro dessert.

The interior is very instagrammable, especially their swinging chairs that make for a great prop.

Open daily from 8 am – 11 pm | Price: $$

GRAB A MORNING COFFEE FROM PANINOS

My absolute favorite hole-in-the-wall coffee shop in Sayulita is Paninos.

They have great coffee, delicious croissants, and many other mouthwatering sweet treats.

Paninos is open daily from 8 am – 6 pm.

LEARN SPANISH

What better time to learn some Spanish (to impress your friends and family when you get home) than when you are in Mexico?

You can book personal one-on-one Spanish lessons with a friendly local during your stay.

Learning a language is always easier when you actually get to speak it and you will learn a lot very quickly.

Do it alone or together with a friend or with your partner! The average rate is $25 per hour and you can do in-person as well as online classes.

STUFF YOUR FACE AT PIZZA VENEZIA

Arguably the best pizza in town is served at Pizza Venezia. It’s only 99 MXN for a large-size pizza with unlimited toppings.

It’s a fantastic place to come for a late lunch or dinner with a couple of friends. It’s cozy, cheap, and delicious curbside dining just like we love it.

Open daily from 3 pm – 10:30 pm

STROLL ALONG THE COASTAL WALK

Next on this list of awesome things to do in Sayulita is an easy stroll along the coastal walk which is located in the south of the bay.

The coastal walk is a great way to discover some of the smaller beach areas, seaside restaurants, and bars.

HAVE A BEER AT COCO’S BEACH CLUB

Coco’s Beach Club has an impressive rooftop dining area right on the sand, overlooking the ocean. They offer a great selection of cocktails, beers, and little bites.

Spending an afternoon here should not be missing on your Sayulita things to do list.

Open daily from 11 am – 7 pm | Price: $$

BOOK A BIKE TOUR WITH BAHIA BIKES

A bike tour with Bahia Bikes makes for a guaranteed fun-fuelled adventure.

You can choose from a variety of different tours such as Bikes and Beers ($60), Bikes, Beers and Boats ($95) or simply just rent a bike and go cruise around town on your own ($5).

For more information on the available tours and bookings, click here.

GET A PHOTO AT THE SAYULITA SIGN

It’s almost impossible to walk past the fun, colorful “Sayulita” sign and not get a photo but just in case, be sure to put it on your list of what to do in Sayulita so you don’t forget about it.

Located in the main plaza, this awesome sign makes for a pretty cool Instagram post!

WATCH THE SUNRISE ON SAYULITA BEACH

The best place in Sayulita Mexico to view the sunrise is to walk to the very south of the bay, from where you will see the sunrise coming up over the mountains.

It’s a very peaceful, almost magical experience to be up and watch something so beautiful when the rest of the town is still sleeping.

I know waking up early while on vacation can be really hard, but it really is worth it, I promise!

GRAB A FEED AT MISCELANEA SAYULITA

Miscelanea is a cute little cafe down a side alleyway downtown. Their coffee is great and the meals for brekky and lunch are absolutely mouthwatering!

Just like most places, Miscelanea is open 7 days a week from 8 am – 3 pm.

SIP ON A BEACHSIDE MARGARITA

Last but certainly not least on this list of things to do in Sayulita Nayarit, or anywhere in Mexico really, is to have a classic margarita, or two, or three haha!

There are countless beach bars along the main beach, all offering large classic margaritas for 100 MXN each.

Just pick your favorite bar and enjoy or walk from bar to bar and go on a little margarita-tasting tour. You are on vacation, it’s totally okay!

BEST DAY TOURS IN SAYULITA

There are so many unique and fun things to do in Sayulita, and hopefully, you’ve allocated plenty of time to experience them all.

However, if you have limited time available and you plan to stay only for a day or two, these are the best day tours you can join.

Sayulita/Punta Mita: Zip Lines with Ocean View

When taking this tour, prepare to embark on an unforgettable journey around Mexico’s Nayarit Coast.

On the mountains, soar through the jungle on 10 zip lines and a suspended bridge. 

Make your way to the top where you’ll find 10 different lines as well as a suspended bridge on the summit of Higuera Blanca.

Once there, you’ll be able to see the Pacific Ocean and the natural reserve in Punta de Mita.

Don’t be shocked if you see deer, wild boars, deer, and even macaws from the zipline

Complete your amazing excursion with a traditional tequila tasting to round things off. Is there really any other tour worth your time?

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Punta Mita/Sayulita Horseback Riding

Discover the beaches, jungles, and tiny villages in the area in this unique equine experience. 

Get to the ranch and discover all animals before riding your horse – ponies, donkeys, roosters, macaws, deers, and more.

Ride your horse as transportation to explore a typical Mexican town.

After the trip, socialize with other members while sampling tequila, and enjoy a delicious Mexican lunch at a local favorite.

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From Puerto Vallarta: San Pancho and Sayulita Tour

When staying in Puerto Vallarta with no free time to spend the night in Sayulita, this is simply a must-do tour.

Both Sayulita and Puerto Vallarta are among the best places to visit in Mexico, and you should definitely not skip this tour!

When leaving your accommodation, you will go to two of the most famous beaches in Riviera Nayarit on this journey.

Begin at San Pancho, where you can see Huichol arts on the streets before continuing to Sayulita.

The drive to San Pancho, your first destination, takes 1 hour from Puerto Vallarta.

When you get there, take in the Huichol handicrafts on the streets, stunning beaches, and charming little beach town at your leisure.

Then drive for a few minutes along the coast to Sayulita and admire the scenery while drinking your favorite drink on the beach and watching surfers riding the waves.

If you want to unlock your adventurer side, you can try surfing the waves as well.

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BEST BEACHES IN SAYULITA

These are the best Sayulita beaches where you can spend the day during your visit:

• Sayulita Beach
• Playa de Los Muertos
• Carricitos Beach

There are other beaches in the region but these are simply the ones not to be missed.

WHAT TO PACK FOR SAYULITA MEXICO

When visiting Mexico, here is a list of items I highly recommend bringing with you;

FINAL THOUGHTS – SAYULITA NAYARIT

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