!SAYULITA MAGIC! Your Perfect Trip

As you may know, the sleepy by day and fiesta till dawn Pueblo of Sayulita is a well known fishing town with the freshest of daily catches right off of the coast. But what you may not know is that Sayulita has one of the BEST surf breaks on the west coast! The Playa Sayulita beach break has both a right and left break where waves can be up to 7M tall as well as a beginner section on the south end of the beach! If you’re a veteran pro or first time surfer, this beach has everything you need to hang ten! For surf lessons and surf trips, reach out to Miguel at Marea Surf School!

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Below you will find the contact info for local airport shuttles to Sayulita: Broskie : +52 722 501 1383 Luci R: +52 33 2012 4977 Teo: +52 322 306 5801 Gustavo: +52 322 888 5022 If you mention my name, Mikey Viruet (curly hair guy who builds drones and makes commercials), they will offer you a discount!

I know it may seem strange, but not all countries are alike when it comes to tipping. Below is the tipping structure here in Mexico: 8% - Top Service Lunch 13% - Top Service Dinner 10% - Proper tip amount for typical service. Improper tipping affects the locals here, so save yourself some bucks and help keep the local community content!

If you take Ave del Pal Mar as far north as it goes, you will find a trail head that will lead you to private beaches and, if you hike long enough, you can even end your journey in the next town over called San Pancho!

When arriving internationally to Mexico, you will be presented with 2 forms to fill out before you get to customs + Immigration. -Bring a pen with you on the plane It's best to have them filled out before you land. Once through customs, they will rip off part of one of the forms and place it in your passport. DO NOT LOSE THIS PIECE OF PAPER This visa will be your ticket out of Mexico. If you do misplace it, just arrive to the airport a little early and have your information for your current flight and original arrival flight handy and go to the customs desk ($25 USD fee)

-Swimwear -Watershoes (for cliff jumping right off the main beach) -OTC medication (those tend to cost more here in MX) -Reusable Waterbottle -Disposable Camera -High Vibes

The bus station can be found on Ave. Revolucion + Calle Coral. The typical cost of a bus ride to the airport (1-ish hour by bus, 45 min by car) is $3.40 USD/$68 MXN). A taxi to the airport averages $40 USD/$800 MXN for comparison. The busses will take you from Puerto Vallarta all the way up to San Blas! They're affordable and pretty quick! TIP: they come every 20 mins, make sure the one you're getting on has AC, if not, hang out, eat a taco or ice cream from the stand next to the station, and grab the next one!

A sweet secret beach that you don't want to miss! Ask me for directions during your stay and I'll make ya a treasure map!

Sayulita is a small town that can easily be walked, even into the hills. But some people prefer to get around a bit faster which is why Sayulita now offers daily, weekly, and monthly Golf Cart rentals. And yes...they are as fun as they seem. Gaston is the KING of golf cart rentals here in town and offers the best service and pricing one could ask for. +52 329 291 3322 - Sayulita Golf Car SGC (mention my name Mikey V for a discounted rate) https://g.page/saygolfcar?share