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Eat & do

Surf, swim, stretch, and the town's own culture. Our picks first, then everything we've mapped. The heart of town: the plaza, taco stands, bars and the main beach a block away. Lively, and loud on weekend nights.

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Practical

4 placesTakes cards Counting the places that have told us; one that hasn't isn't a no.

Our picks

The ones we'd send a friend to.

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Culture & art · Centro

Evoke The Spirit

Brittney Borjeson's shop on Calle Marlín for things made in Mexico: Wixárika beaded and yarn-painted skulls, naturally dyed rugs, ceramics and textiles, much of it one of a kind and only sold here. Open daily from 10am to 8pm.

1 min from the plaza$$$

Wellness · Centro

Nirvanna Spa

A second-floor spa at Marlín and Navarrete, open daily 9am to 8pm: a 90-minute house massage is MX$1,188, hot stones or a cacao massage $1,404, facials from $918. They also come to your villa, and run Casa Madera, with a temazcal.

1 min from the plaza$$$

Wellness

Yoga with a view, massage, temazcal and a good facial. Read our guide

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Wellness · Centro

Nirvanna Spa

A second-floor spa at Marlín and Navarrete, open daily 9am to 8pm: a 90-minute house massage is MX$1,188, hot stones or a cacao massage $1,404, facials from $918. They also come to your villa, and run Casa Madera, with a temazcal.

1 min from the plaza$$$

Wellness · Centro

Papillon Family Tattoo Studios Sayulita

Family-run tattoo studio started by a New York artist in 2015, taking walk-ins and appointments, with guest artists, a small gallery and local jewelry.

2 min from the plaza$$$

Wellness · Centro

Mandala massage

Massage studio upstairs on Avenida Revolución across from the plaza (enter through the pharmacy). Offers relaxing, deep-tissue, prenatal and reflexology sessions, and can also send therapists to your home or the beach.

1 min from the plaza

Culture & art

The plaza, the church, galleries and the people who keep it going.

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Culture & art · Centro

Evoke The Spirit

Brittney Borjeson's shop on Calle Marlín for things made in Mexico: Wixárika beaded and yarn-painted skulls, naturally dyed rugs, ceramics and textiles, much of it one of a kind and only sold here. Open daily from 10am to 8pm.

1 min from the plaza$$$
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