Sayulita 2025 Hotel Guide: Best Places To Stay Every Budget
I’ve been coming to Sayulita over 10 years and as the town continues to grow, so many new accommodation options have popped up.
AzulPitaya: Reviewing Sayulita’s Newest Beachfront Boutique Hotel
AzulPitaya is Sayulita’s newest beachfront hotel. It’s located right in the heart on town on Avenida Palmar and each of the 60 rooms in the hotel comes with a massive king size bed and a balcony overlooking Sayulita’s largest pool.
11 Questions With Sayulita’s Best Massage Therapist
Those who know me know I love massages and it’s something I seek out in every country I travel to. I partly attribute it to also the wear and tear of being on the road and traveling, but over the years I’ve learned that my upper back muscles compensate a lot for the lack of curvature in my spine.
Things To Do In Puerto Vallarta: Making My Own Chocolate at Cacao Magico
Mexico’s one of the places that has been mostly opened during the pandemic and as a result Puerto Vallarta has become a very popular destination –
Local Tribe De Mexico Review: Sayulita’s Hidden Gem
For my 3 month stay in Sayulita, I rented an apartment right in the heart of the town next to Yolanda’s chicken.
Casa Selva: Sayulita’s Instagram Worthy Boutique Hotel
A few weeks ago, I spent a long weekend at Casa Selva, a tropical boutique hotel that opened earlier in 2021 in Sayulita, Mexico.
The Ultimate Guide To Sayulita 2025: Mexico’s Hidden Gem Surf Town
Sayulita is one of my favorite spots in the world. Those who stay long enough understand just how special it is.
Tired of Surfing: 15 Unique Things To Do In Sayulita
Sayulita is a gem of a town in Mexico known for its surfing, but there’s plenty of other things to do if you are tired of sunbathing and want to burn off some of the calories from all those late night tacos.
The Ultimate Guide To Eating In Sayulita 2025
Updated March 2025: New places have opened, some have closed, rebranded, and/or opened in new locations. It’s sad to have to delete some of my favorite places that are no longer around, but I’m enjoying the new cuisine available in Sayulita and constantly add worthwhile new restaurants to this list.
