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SAYULITA FACT SHEET GENERAL DESCRIPTION With charming, laid-back appeal and an enticing array of things to do, the fishing village of Sayulita, 35 minutes north of Puerto Vallarta in Riviera Nayarit, has attracted savvy international travelers for decades. Surfers come for the outstanding waves. There’s also snorkeling, fishing and irresistible beaches, casual beachfront restaurants beckon and a collection of art galleries and boutiques satisfy any vacation shopping urge. In the hills and jungles surrounding the village, active travelers take their pick of hiking, mountain biking or horseback riding. And, when the action slows, yoga, massage and other refreshing pursuits at local day spas and retreats provide the perfect relaxation before sleep in a cozy, intimate hotel or B&B. ACCOMMODATIONS Stylish, comfortable and full of local character, the small hotels, B&B’s, bungalows and villas of Sayulita offer a unique style of local hospitality. Among the choices: Bungalows de Los Arbolitos : one and two bedroom suites. www.sayulitabungalows.com ; telephone 1-888 453-0501 or (011) 52 329 2913- 111, Email: [email protected]
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SAYULITA FACT SHEET

GENERAL DESCRIPTION With charming, laid-back appeal and an enticing array of things to do, the fishing village of Sayulita, 35 minutes north of Puerto Vallarta in Riviera Nayarit, has attracted savvy international travelers for decades. Surfers come for the outstanding waves. There’s also snorkeling, fishing and irresistible beaches, casual beachfront restaurants beckon and a collection of art galleries and boutiques satisfy any vacation shopping urge. In the hills and jungles surrounding the village, active travelers take their pick of hiking, mountain biking or horseback riding. And, when the action slows, yoga, massage and other refreshing pursuits at local day spas and retreats provide the perfect relaxation before sleep in a cozy, intimate hotel or B&B.

ACCOMMODATIONS Stylish, comfortable and full of local character, the small hotels, B&B’s, bungalows and villas of Sayulita offer a unique style of local hospitality. Among the choices:

Bungalows de Los Arbolitos : one and two bedroom suites. www.sayulitabungalows.com; telephone 1-888 453-0501 or (011) 52 329 2913-111, Email: [email protected]

Flor de la Playa: two separate and private bedrooms each with its own bath. A large living area which takes advantage of its views to the fullest. All rentals share a swimming pool. www.sayulita.com/flor.html; telephone: (011) (52) (329) 2913-122

Les Oiseaux Volants: a seven-bedroom, two-bath, spacious vacation rental property. www.lovesayulita.com; telephone: (011) 52- 329-291-3468 

Petit Hotel d’Hafa: a quaint, boutique hotel with six individually decorated rooms. www.hotelhafasayulita.com; telephone: (011) (52)

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(329) 2913-806

Playa Escondida: 16 rental units ranging from luxurious to cozy, “living in nature” to “living in art.” www.playa-escondida.com, telephone: 1-805-270-0108

Villa Amor: 32 romantic villas. www.villaamor.com, telephone 1: 1-619-819-5407 or (011) (52) (329) 2913-010, Email: [email protected]

Villa del Oso: An elegant villa containing seven suites and accommodating 14 adults plus two children. www.sayulitalife.com/oso; telephone (011) 52-322-1135-250

Villa Olivia: four bedrooms in a secluded, romantic setting. www.sayulitalife.com/villaolivia; telephone: (011) (52) (329) 2913-396 

 Villas Vista Sayulita: one, two and three bedroom suites. www.villasvistasayulita.com; contact: Brian Hurst at 970-498-0833 or (011) 52 329 2913-589 or email [email protected] and [email protected]  

RESTAURANTS/BARS Eclectic mix of dining and entertainment experiences for a diverse mix of visitors ranging from surfers to honeymooners. A sampling:

Don Pedro’s: Mediterranean style cuisine with Mexican/Californian influences prepared by Culinary Institute of America-trained chef Nichilas Parrillo and showcasing the signature Sayulita fish taco. www.donpedros.com; telephone: (011) 52 329 291 3090, email [email protected]

SiHayOlitas:Authentic Mexican cuisine.www.sayulitalife.com/business/sihayolitas.htm, Telephone: (011) 52-329-291-3203

Rollie’s: Mexican/Continental cuisine. Particularly popular for breakfast. Telephone: (011) 52 329 291-3053

Sayulita Fish Tacos: Mexican Baja style fish tacos. www.sayulitafishtaco.com, telephone: (329) 291-3271, email: [email protected]

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Villa Amor’s “O” Restaurant: Ocean-side fine dining for breakfast, lunch, and dinner at one of Sayulita's most exclusive restaurants, owned by Ron Ingman. Now open to the public. Telephone (011) 52 329 291 3000

Bicyclette Restaurante: French cuisine from Konieczny and Framboise Escoffier. Telephone (011) 52 329 291 3659

Buddha Mar dining/spirits/music: Telephone (011) 52 323 135 0822

Café del Mar: All things seafood from Amandine Darmstaedter. Telephone (011) 52 311 258 4251

ChocoBanana: A landmark since 1991 featuring signature chocolate-dipped bananas, owned by Tracie Willis & Eve Snowdon. Telephone (011) 52 329 291 3051

Calypso Fine Dining Restaurant: Owned by local brothers, Ruben and Manuel Rodriguez. Telephone (011) 52 329 291 3704

Sayulita Café: home of the famous Chile Relleno by owner Miguel Muro. Telephone (011) 52 329 291 3511

WATER SPORTSSayulita is a water sports paradise offering surfing, diving and snorkeling, coastal and deep sea fishing and, of course, swimming and beaches.

Surfing: The “world” discovered Sayulita in the 1960’s thanks to adventurous surfers traveling the world in search of the perfect wave. There are two surfing breaks in the village and many more reachable by car or boat. The waves are good year-round but best between December and April. For lessons and equipment:

Wildmex Surf Holidays and Adventures: offering everything from lessons to multi-week surf and camping trips. Telephone (011) 52 322 107 0601

Lunazul: Surf lessons and surfboard Telephone: 011-52-329-291-2009

Pazport Sayulita Surf school: Telephone (011-52-1) 322-149-9251

Diving/Snorkeling: Scuba diving, spear fishing and

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snorkeling are all available in Sayulita, with snorkeling a particular favorite among visitors. There are three main snorkeling locations with large rock formations that attract schools of colorful fish of all sizes and shapes: Punta Los Arcos, Playa de Los Muertos and Carrizitos. It is also possible to take snorkeling day trips aboard the Sayula I tri-catamaran.

Fishing: Sailfish, marlin, tuna, red snapper, dorado and bonita are among the game fish caught just offshore using a “panga,” the traditional Mexican open boat with outboard motor or by larger vessels in deeper waters. Professional charters are also available. Among the possibilities:

Dumay's Fishing and Snorkeling: Telephone (011) 52 322 132 8705

Fidel's Fishing, Snorkeling and Surfing boat tours: Telephone (011) 52 329 291 3563

HanaLoa Charters: USA/Canada Telephone: (707) 202 4866, Mexico Telephone: 322 120 9679

TunaTime Sport Fishing: USA/Canada Telephone: (561) 244-8610, Mexico Telephone: (011) 45 322 136 8657

Sailing: Sailing outings and charters are other popular choices among visitors to Sayulita.

Sayulita Sailing Explorations and Charters: USA/Canada Telephone: 510-779-6639, Mexico Telephone: 011-52-329-291-3462

SHOPPING The discriminating shopper in Sayulita will find everything from authentic souvenirs and traditional Huichol art to high fashion, fine jewelry, even surfboards as art. There is also a weekly, eclectic market for souvenirs, handcrafts and gifts. Among the popular shops:

Art de Sayulita: gallery of local and national fine art

Bannanie Jewelry: precious and semi-precious stones and jewelry

Bookstore Sayulita: new and used clay bRoM galleria: unique pottery Galeria Tanana: museum-quality Huichol art,

beaded jewelry Jalu Gallery: paintings and design Joyeria Sol: handcrafted jewelry from Sayulita La Hamaca: traditional Mexican fold art and

textiles Lilas Safiro: elegant clothing

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Mexica Teahui: custom-made jewelry My Jewellery Shop: handmade pieces using

natural stones, silver, glass Ojo de Venado: a collection of 80 artisans selling

Fair Trade handcrafted items Organic Select: organic groceries delivered to

order Pachamma/Les Gazelles: boutique gallery

featuring Tahitian black pearls Sayulita Surf & Art: vintage and used surfboards

combined with local surf art and custom redesigns Yemaya Bikinis: the most popular brands

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About Riviera NayaritMexico’s newest destination, Riviera Nayarit, stretches along 192 miles of pristine Pacific coast framed by the majestic Sierra Madre Mountains just ten minutes north of accessible Puerto Vallarta International Airport. The region extends along the entire coast of the Pacific state of Nayarit including the resorts of Nuevo Vallarta, the historic colonial town of San Blas, exclusive Punta Mita, picturesque fishing villages, miles of serene beaches and spectacular Banderas Bay. Riviera Nayarit offers countless activities, such as: PGA golf courses, luxury spas, whale watching, turtle release, zip lining, surfing, bird watching, international cuisine, and the local artwork from the traditional Huichol tribe. Riviera Nayarit is recognized as a “Virtuoso Preferred Destination.” The region attracts and satisfies vacationers of all tastes and budgets with its wide range of accommodations including chic luxury resorts, eco-tourism boutique hotels and quaint B&B inns. For more information, visit www.RivieraNayarit.com or follow Riviera Nayarit's Fan Page on Facebook.


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