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LEAD TO HER MY WANDERING FEET,
BETWEEN THE MOUNTAINS
AND THE SEA,
THAT IS WHERE I LONG TO BE,
GREEN OF FOREST,
GOLD OF SAND,
A PIECE OF BEAUTY IN EACH HAND,
HERE AT LAST IS MY RETREAT,
SAYULITA, NAYARIT....
$100 USD (per person) - 2 person min 4 person max.
$150 USD (per person) - 2 person min 5 person max.
San Blas has a variety of breaks. Advanced, intermediate, as well as beginner. Beach break, point break, lefts and rights. World Class experiences to be had for all levels!
Santa Cruz is an amazing left. Point break and a river mouth, Santa Cruz is for advanced to intermediate surfers. Not for beginners.
$125 USD (per person) - 2 person min 5 person max.
Surf lessons are 1.5 hours or until we know you have only one wave left in you.
In SAYULITA:
In PUNTA DE MITA:
Price includes transportation.
In SAYULITA:
In PUNTA DE MITA:
Price includes transportation.
The main break in Sayulita works at a medium tide. Low tide is better on the left but very shallow.
San Pancho is better at lower tide. This is an advanced wave that is not recommended for beginners!
Burros works best at low tide pushing in. Rocks, mostly mossy and lots of turtles. Intermediate to advanced surfing.
La Lancha works best at medium to high tide. Point, beach and reef breaks. All levels can have fun here. This is the best option for family surf and fun day. EVERYONE whom enters road access needs to have some type of surf device (boogie, skim, surf board) or else you will not be allowed in.
Remember to always:
BEWARE of time change: Iphones will automatically set to Nayarit time and Sayulita currently goes by Puerto Vallarta time.
Known for its consistent river-mouth surf break, roving surfers "discovered" Sayulita in the late 1960s with the construction of Mexican Highway 200.
Today, Sayulita is a prosperous growing village of approximately 7,000 residents. Hailed as a popular off-the-beaten-path travel destination, Sayulita offers a variety of activities such as horseback riding, hiking, jungle canopy tours, snorkeling and fishing. Still a mecca for surfers at every skill level and every age, this quaint town attracts the discriminating tourist with numerous art galleries and restaurants.
Sayulita has a curious eclectic quality, frequented by native Cora and Huichol peoples, traveling craftsmen as well as international tourists. This town breathes a cosmopolitan air. You'll hear a young woman speaking German, a young man waxing his board while chatting in English or a small child telling her father what she wants for breakfast in French.
When dusk falls on the beaches of Sayulita, you will see like floating spirits, silhouettes skim across the water; bodies dive and emerge awaiting the next wave, facing the sunset, painted in the dazzling tones of the sun’s descent into the sea. Surfers participate in the sport they love, which happens to be one of the main attractions of this traditional fishing village.
From all over the world, surfing enthusiasts flock to these beaches like a sacred site, with their boards on their backs, their golden skin glistening and hearts full with a passion for the sea.