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Start from 28 curated places around Sayulita, MX, then choose the recommendations that fit your guests.
Don Pedro's
Sayulita's oldest upscale restaurant, a beachfront palapa doing wood-fired Mediterranean and Mexican plates with your feet practically in the sand. The place for a proper dinner, and its salsa nights are a town institution.
Barracuda
A relaxed spot built around super-fresh fish — ceviches, tostadas and grilled catch of the day — that locals rate among the best seafood in town. Casual, breezy and consistently good.
Monkey Mountain
A jungle climb of a few miles round trip up Cerro del Mono, ending in a panorama over the coast, the towns and the green hills. The area's signature hike and a proper workout.
Sendero Sayulita a San Pancho
A jungle-and-coast trail linking Sayulita to San Pancho over the headlands, passing hidden beaches and dense forest. A scenic moderate walk between the two towns instead of taking the road.
Surf Lessons at Playa Sayulita
The town's mellow beach-break right-hander is one of the friendliest places in Mexico to learn to surf, with instructors and board rentals lined up on the main beach. The reason many people come at all.
Islas Marietas Boat Tour
A boat trip to the protected Marietas Islands offshore, with snorkeling among rays and tropical fish and, with luck and a permit, the famous hidden beach inside a collapsed crater. The big day-trip from the coast.
Plaza de Sayulita
The papel-picado-draped town square a block from the beach, ringed by taco stands, surf shops and the little church — the social hub where everyone in town crosses paths. Less a sight than the beating heart you'll pass through daily.
Cementerio de Sayulita
A small clifftop cemetery on the path to Playa de los Muertos, its graves brightly painted and decorated in Huichol color, with the sea just beyond. A poignant, photogenic stop most people walk past on the way to the beach.