SAYULITA NAYARIT MEXICO
ARRIVE AS GUESTS, LEAVE AS FRIENDS
Welcome to sunny Sayulita, the “crown jewel” of the Riviera Nayarit which invites you to awaken to a different world. Discover nature, Mexican culture and world-class activities. Whether you are a couple, a family, a solo traveler or a digital nomad, you will fall in love with this seaside surfer town and its stunning natural beauty.
A town for everyone
Hot sand beaches, warm ocean water, surf breaks, street food, yoga, street entertainers, spas, street bars, tattoo artists, beach restaurants and shops everywhere in the midst of a natural setting between mountains and sea — something for everybody.
Adventure-seekers will want to explore Sayulita and its surroundings, there are plenty of water and land activities. Sunset lovers will want to chill on the beach, enjoying una chela (a beer) and watching the surfers. Yoggies will want to connect with the spirit of nature. Dog lovers will want to benefit from the great outdoors. No matter what you are looking for, enjoy the freedom!
Planning your trip
Everything on this site, grouped by what you are looking for.
- Where to stay Hotels, homes and villas — from budget rooms to a five-star villa with an ocean view, staff, a chef and a pool. Find a place to stay
- Where to eat Bistros, Italian, Thai, Mexican, seafood, vegetarian and vegan. Something for all tastes and all budgets. Browse restaurants
- What to do Plenty of water and land activities, whether you have an afternoon or a fortnight. See what to do
- Surfing The break that put Sayulita on the map, plus lessons for anyone standing up for the first time. Surfing in Sayulita
- Weather & surf Live cameras, the forecast, wave height and swell, and the tide times for the week ahead. Check conditions
- Local pueblos The villages and beaches around Sayulita, all within reach for a day trip. Explore nearby
THE LOCATION
Getting here
Getting to Sayulita from the US or Canada is as easy as hopping on a plane in a frozen northern city, knocking back a few cocktails or beers, a book, or a nap, and getting off the plane in Puerto Vallarta 2 or 3 or 5 hours later, in the tropics, in the sun, in what feels like a different world.
