How to Travel Sayulita - The Best Guide

In this video you will find everything you need to know before visiting Sayulita, on the west coast of Mexico. Sayulita is a hip little surf town, only about an hour drive away from Puerto Vallarta. Apart from the beach that is great for surfing, there are also lots of little boutiques with handmade clothes, lots of Yoga studios, a local street market and the best street food.
This guide includes the best things to do in Sayulita, as well as some secret tips on activities and food.
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X Julia

[@akimramirez8904]

I love your vid, I was born Nayarit México, And Sayulita is my favorite place... Sunny days and good food 🥝😌

[@NomadicSeasons]

Thank you!! Aw nice you’re from Mexico! Yes Sayulita is so beautiful 😍 I could visit it over and over again!

[@VideosDeMexico]

Excelent video very explanatory, we visited this town in august 2022, and stayed for a week in El Pueblito de Sayulita Hotel, we all loved it , keep up the good job. ☺☺

[@NomadicSeasons]

Aw thank you so much! I appreciate it!! 😊 I’m happy to hear you had a great time in Sayulita! It’s such a beautiful little town 😍

[@hectorcampos9244]

Defilitely will be there next summer.

[@NomadicSeasons]

Awesome, you’ll love it!! 😃

[@samwi-fifi1120]

👍😘

[@EricaOrtiz-ju2dc]

Where did you book the horse riding activity?

[@NomadicSeasons]

At Rancho Manuel 😉

[@bryannacb]

hello, where were they painted stairs?

[@NomadicSeasons]

They are at Casita Tranquila 66 in Sayulita 😉

[@StephG93]

what month did you visit sayulita? When is the best time to go?

[@NomadicSeasons]

Hey Stefania, I would say Oct-Nov and Feb-Apr are best ☀️ Dec and Jan are beautiful, but very busy. May is still okay, but very hot 😉

[@ashlydelie8712]

Whats the name of the beach you took yoga at? Some reference to reach there?

[@NomadicSeasons]

Hey Ashly, you can get to the beach by hiking or by taking a boat. You can walk to the north end of the main beach in Sayulita until you see a rocky cliff. Once you start climbing the rocks you will see a cobble stoned path which will lead you through the jungle and to the beach. The name of the beach is Playa Malpaso 😉

[@ashlydelie8712]

@@NomadicSeasons omg sounds like an adventure! Thank u so much , for sure I’ll visit it. 🫶🏻

[@fajavfam3795]

What is the name of the hotel?

[@NomadicSeasons]

It's called Anjali Casa Divina :)

[@xoxMissSweetiepie]

What hotel did you stay at??

[@NomadicSeasons]

I stayed at Anjali Casa Divinia 😊

[@KD-oy2oh]

What is the hotel you stayed at?

[@NomadicSeasons]

That's Anjali Casa Divina 🙌 There are many good accommodations in Sayulita, I wrote a blog post with my favourites (some budget friendly and some fancy hotels) 😉www.nomadicseasons.com/where-to-stay-in-sayulita/

[@jholid6y]

What’s the name of the hotel?

[@NomadicSeasons]

It’s called Anjali Casa Divina 😊 you can read more about it on my blog www.nomadicseasons.com/where-to-stay-in-sayulita/