Sayulita Lodging for Everyone
The New Hostel in Sayulita
Whale-watching season is just around the corner and whether you enjoy surfing, sailing, or sightseeing, the golden sand beaches of Mexico’s Riviera Nayarit are waiting. Once you’ve decided to vacation here, the first question is where to stay. Whether you’d rather ‘rough it’ or prefer to be pampered, you’ll find just the right Sayulita lodging that fits your style.
The eclectic style of this beach town is what makes Sayulita so popular among tourists, retirees, and locals. Travelers can opt to stay anywhere ranging from youth hostels, tents, or beach bungalows to ocean view hotels, condos, or luxury villas containing one or more bedrooms with kitchens or kitchenettes. You can choose lodging fit for king or camp on the beach like a sand crab.
Lodging Services
If you select one of Sayulita’s luxury hotels, you can expect to receive a full range of services from housekeeping, room service, restaurants, bars, spas, pools, Jacuzzis, Internet access, money exchanges, gift shops, tour coordination, laundry, and more depending on the hotel selected. Of course, if you choose basic accommodations like a hostel or bungalow, you’ll need to fend for yourself (which can also be fun in its own right).
Camp Grounds in Sayulita
The Riviera Nayarit is not just sand and surf. No matter where you stay, you can be sure to soak up the sun and breathe in fresh tropical air. As a mountainous jungle region, its rolling hills are decorated with vibrant palms, lush bushes, colorful flowers, tropical fruits, and exotic wildlife. In similar fashion, the Pacific Ocean is etched with sparkling gold beaches and brimming with tropical fish and rare sea life.
From Banderas Bay to Jaltemba Bay and all the way up to San Blas, Nayarit’s Pacific Coast offers hundreds of beach coves with fluctuating ocean conditions suited for various water sports activities, such as surfing, snorkeling, diving, sailing, kayaking, fishing, or just plain swimming and sunbathing. No matter what you enjoy, you’ll find something magical about the region whether your Sayulita lodging is simple or elegant.
Suzanne,
Thanks for you comment. Maybe you have just not seen these campgrounds. The first picture in the post is for Hostel Lolita, which is on calle Miramar. The second picture is the campground right across the street.
Not sure how often you get up that way, but you will be happy to know that calle Miramar is now concrete, and mud free!