Sayulita Profile
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| Sayulita is a funky seaside village that's rapidly gaining in popularity. Once just a surfer hangout, it's now 20 minutes from Punta de Mita via a new road. |
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| Swimming | | | Swimming in the bay and surrounding beaches |
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| Surfing | | | Good waves, a large surf community, and frequent surf contests, Catch the north swell December through early April. |
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| Fishing | | | Hire local fishermen on the beach |
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| Golf | | | Closest golf in Punta de Mita; expensive but excellent course |
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| Boating | | | Hire local fishermen for whale- and turtle-watching tours |
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| Good Food | | | Growing restaurant scene here; good eats in nearby San Pancho |
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| Art | | | Evelyn Boran teaches classes in high season |
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| Club Scene | | | Kicked-back bars on or near the beach |
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| Reading | | | Lots of time for reading on the beach |
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| Handicrafts | | | A few quality shops |
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| Jungle | | | Surrounded by tropical environment |
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| Village | | | Village with expanding services for visitors and ex-pats |
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| Town | | | Growing quickly, streets are crowded in high season |
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| Humid | | | Ocean breezes reduce hot and humid climate |
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| Single | | | Great place to meet other singles |
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| Simple | | | Nice for those enjoying a simple lifestyle |
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| Winter | | | Popular winter escape on the beach |
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| Summer | | | Hot and humid; summer deals; summer swells |
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| All Year | | | Nice tropical beach climate |
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| EnglishSpeaking | | | Many expats |
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| Gringos-mixed | | | Lots of English-speaking locals and travelers |
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| Mexican Community | | | Easy to interact with local people |
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| International Airport | | | Closest is Puerto Vallarta's, about an hour south |
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| Remote | | | Feels remote, yet is accessible |
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| Mid-Range Hotels | | | Best deals outside winter and school vacations |
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| Budget Hotels | | | Mainly budget accommodations, yet not a lot |
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Weather | | | It occasionally rains in January but almost never during the dry season, February through May. The rainiest months are June through September, which along with October, are the hottest months as well. Daytime temps in the winter months average a balmy 80 degrees Fahrenheit. |
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