A secret pueblo magico spot, where the waves are consistent, yogis rule the town, and cervezas are abundant. Welcome to Sayulita.
Sayulita has a vortex that circulates the most beautiful energy around the area. This is what life is about - calming ocean sounds, cool breeze, and warm nights on a beach right at your doorstep.
Undiscovered Gem
While the hoards flock to Cabo and Cancún, you can be a trailblazer and explore this lesser-known town on the Western coast of Mexico near Puerto Vallarta. There are endless things to do, from fire dancing at a beach bar to happy hour at a downtown restaurant to sipping colorful margaritas on the sidewalk of a pedestrian plaza.
Surf's Up
Wave shredders and newbies alike, listen up. Sayulita is one of our favorite places in the world to catch some seriously incredible surf. The surfer culture here is radical, the breaks are consistent, and there are plenty of options for newbies to take lessons from locals who know how to catch a wave or two.
Fiesta Beach Town
Sayulita is the idyllic and vibey beach town you’ve been in search of, with a splash of Mexican fiesta culture. You can go from the white sand and crashing waves to strolling to downtown sidewalks filled with local galleries, fresh cafes, and colorful Insta worthy murals, all within five minutes.
Ain't No Mountain High Enough
Feel like taking a day off from the beach? Lace up your sneakers and get to climbing some of the coolest jungle trails up to panoramic lookouts over the coast. One of our favorites if you’re looking for a bit of a challenge is Monkey Mountain, which is considered sacred to the Huichol Indians.
TESTIMONIALS
Fly into Puerto Vallarta Ordaz (PVR), the closest airport to the beautiful village on Mexico's Pacific coast, Sayulita.
Sayulita's backdrop is the Madre Occidental mountains, with beautiful beaches and strong surf lining Sayulita's shores.
Sayulita is known as the place to learn how to surf. With gentle rolling tides, these beaches are perfect for beginners or pros!
Sayulita's relaxed beach town vibe is filled with cute shops by day and bustling nightlife by sunset.
We will be staying in a stunning beachfront hotel where we can catch waves, explore the inland, and play on the beach all in one day! Our prime location in Sayulita allows us to live both the beach and town life.
The Mexican peso is the currency of Mexico. However, the USD is incredibly common, and some establishments will even price their menus in USD.
There are a few ATMs in Sayulita, but they are not very accessible and may charge a withdrawal fee. We suggest taking money out in your home country to be safe.
We suggest bringing $300 to $400 to use at bars and a few of our dinners, but otherwise, we've got you covered!
Part of the SYB lifestyle is enjoying fresh and local cuisines. In Sayulita, we have access to the freshest produce and fish, all while enjoying traditional Mexican cuisine.
Typical Mexican produce entails corn, potatoes and squash, but you may encounter tomatoes, mangos, and peppers in many dishes!
Tap water in Mexico is not considered safe to drink, as it is risky to become sick from consuming it. Instead, filtered & bottled water will be provided.
Sayulita is one of the safest regions in Mexico for travellers! The only significant risks we may experience are pickpockets, scammers, and typical risks associated with travelling.
Our accommodations will have safes for us to leave our valuables in, and we suggest leaving all important items in the safe while we are out exploring - but maybe keep your Yeezys and nice jewelry at home!
Fly into Puerto Vallarta Ordaz (PVR), the closest airport to the beautiful village on Mexico's Pacific coast, Sayulita.
Sayulita's backdrop is the Madre Occidental mountains, with beautiful beaches and strong surf lining Sayulita's shores.
Sayulita is known as the place to learn how to surf. With gentle rolling tides, these beaches are perfect for beginners or pros!
Sayulita's relaxed beach town vibe is filled with cute shops by day and bustling nightlife by sunset.
We will be staying in a stunning beachfront hotel where we can catch waves, explore the inland, and play on the beach all in one day! Our prime location in Sayulita allows us to live both the beach and town life.
The Mexican peso is the currency of Mexico. However, the USD is incredibly common, and some establishments will even price their menus in USD.
There are a few ATMs in Sayulita, but they are not very accessible and may charge a withdrawal fee. We suggest taking money out in your home country to be safe.
We suggest bringing $300 to $400 to use at bars and a few of our dinners, but otherwise, we've got you covered!
Part of the SYB lifestyle is enjoying fresh and local cuisines. In Sayulita, we have access to the freshest produce and fish, all while enjoying traditional Mexican cuisine.
Typical Mexican produce entails corn, potatoes and squash, but you may encounter tomatoes, mangos, and peppers in many dishes!
Tap water in Mexico is not considered safe to drink, as it is risky to become sick from consuming it. Instead, filtered & bottled water will be provided.
Sayulita is one of the safest regions in Mexico for travellers! The only significant risks we may experience are pickpockets, scammers, and typical risks associated with travelling.
Our accommodations will have safes for us to leave our valuables in, and we suggest leaving all important items in the safe while we are out exploring - but maybe keep your Yeezys and nice jewelry at home!