Sayulita guide by Casa Orinoco
Gastronomía
Here you've some recommendations of places where to eat, breakfast, lunch and also dinner.
Some tacos, coffee places and smoothies.
Try "El Itacate"! This dish features a unique twist - instead of a tortilla, it's wrapped in melted cheese, filled with your choice of beef, shrimp, chicken, and/or vegetables.
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El Itacate
15 C. Jose MariscalTry "El Itacate"! This dish features a unique twist - instead of a tortilla, it's wrapped in melted cheese, filled with your choice of beef, shrimp, chicken, and/or vegetables.
Mary's Traditional Mexican Cuisine
36 Av. RevoluciónBest authentic Mexican food and seafood.
Orangy Smoothies
33 Av. RevoluciónBest smoothies of town
Marcolino pasta y vino
44 C. Jose MariscalGood fresh pasta
Our favs are the boscaiola gnocchis and the pears raviolis.
Barracuda Sayulita
21 DelfinesReally good seafood, we love the tuna tostadas.
One of the best aguachiles on town (is not on the menu, you just order your aguachile like a local), really good micheladas, perfect for people watching or also if you're hangover and you need a beer to feel better ;)
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Aloha Sayulita
12 DelfinesOne of the best aguachiles on town (is not on the menu, you just order your aguachile like a local), really good micheladas, perfect for people watching or also if you're hangover and you need a beer to feel better ;)
Nice coffee and the croque-madame is our fav.
also is a good option to work online with your laptop.
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MISCELANEA SAYULITA
32a Av. RevoluciónNice coffee and the croque-madame is our fav.
also is a good option to work online with your laptop.
El Jakal
Avenida del PalmarThe coco shrimp is our fav.
Pizza Venezia
50 Av. del PalmarDon Pedro's Restaurant & Bar
2 C. MarlínAlas Blancas Store
5 Manuel N. NavarreteReally good breakfast, our fav is the waffles with eggs on top and the hippie toast and the sesame toast! wow! haha
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Yah-Yah Sayulita Café
4 Niños HeroesReally good breakfast, our fav is the waffles with eggs on top and the hippie toast and the sesame toast! wow! haha
Escondido Wine Bar
45 A C. MarlínGood cocktails and ambient.
Atico Breakfast Cafe & Bar
33 C. Jose MariscalLife music every night, beers and mezcal.
Tours
Let's go for a Run in Sayulita!
If you're a fan of running, come explore Sayulita through our sound-rounded running tours.
Bloyd, your Airbnb host, leads tours ranging from 3 to 13 miles.
So put on your running shoes and get ready for an amazing adventure!
Sayulita Running Experiences - Sport Tour Agency
Let's go for a Run in Sayulita!
If you're a fan of running, come explore Sayulita through our sound-rounded running tours.
Bloyd, your Airbnb host, leads tours ranging from 3 to 13 miles.
So put on your running shoes and get ready for an amazing adventure!
The best hike in the area is Monkey Mountain or el Cerro del Mono, where at the top you can admire a 360-degree panoramic view.
The experience is definitely worth it: the round trip from Sayulita takes approximately three hours.
The trail is only three miles long and has some elevation, definitely something you can't miss!
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Cerro del mono
The best hike in the area is Monkey Mountain or el Cerro del Mono, where at the top you can admire a 360-degree panoramic view.
The experience is definitely worth it: the round trip from Sayulita takes approximately three hours.
The trail is only three miles long and has some elevation, definitely something you can't miss!
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Beach tips
If you're looking to avoid the crowds, skip the main Sayulita beach and head north for a more peaceful vibe and fewer vendors.
Another great option is Los Muertos beach early morning, just a short walk away. You'll find everything you need for a relaxing day in the sun, including water and beer, along with other essentials. To find your way, simply check Maps for directions.
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Hikes, surf and running sessions.
Are you an active individual who enjoys exploring nature's pristine beaches and jungle trails? If so, feel free to message us and inquire about our exciting experiences.
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Walk around
Sayulita is best experienced on foot. Start off your journey by heading to Los Muertos beach. Along the way, you'll come across the colorful cemetery and breathtaking views. Afterward, take a stroll along the beach to the rocks on the north side. Additionally, you can walk along the Ave. el Palmar and around Calle Miramar.
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Farmer’s Market
From November through May, Fridays, 10 am – 2 pm
Av Revolución, Sayulita, Nay.
Sayulita’s not-for-profit Farmer’s Market for local and organic products, live music and fun!
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San Pancho town
Looking for a change of scenery? Head north to the next town, just a 15-minute bus ride away from the bus station departing every 15-20 minutes. You'll find yourself in a charming locale that's less bustling than Sayulita. Picture colorful streets, friendly vibes, a stunning beach, and an array of great dining options.
Each tuesday there is a farmers market, from november to april, 10:00 AM to 1:30 PM.
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Maximize Your Money: Pay in Pesos
To make the most of your money, always pay in pesos. Paying in foreign currency can result in a lower exchange rate at restaurants.
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Avoid Scams
Don't Accept Free Tickets or Play the Game of the Little Ball
It's important to be cautious of scams in town. refrain from accepting free tickets from anyone and steer clear of the game of the little ball to avoid falling prey to these fraudulent activities.