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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.

7 placesPrivate sessions 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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Surf · Centro

Lunazul Surf School & Shop

A family surf school on Calle Marlín since 2002: a 90-minute lesson plus an hour's free practice (MX$1,790 alone, less in a group), and if you don't stand up, the second is free. Rentals, multi-day courses and lessons at La Lancha too.

Stand up or the second lesson is free

3 min from the plaza$$$

Surf · Centro

Sayulita Surf Center

Diego Cadena's surf shop in the Sayulinda hotel, a block from the break: 90-minute coaching plus an hour of free surf from MX$1,400 each, boards from MX$150 an hour or MX$600 a day, with lockers and showers, and fishing trips on the boat.

2 min from the plaza$$$

Surf · Centro

Surf'n Sayulita

A surf school on Calle Gaviota teaching since 2005 with ISA-certified instructors: a beach briefing, then 90 minutes in the water, board and rash guard included, from MX$1,200 each for three or more. Day trips to a jungle beach end with fish tacos.

2 min from the plaza$$$

Surf · Centro

Patricias Surf Shop

Sayulita's first surf school, run by the Southworth family since the 1990s right on the beach in front of the main break, beside a beach restaurant and fishing tours.

2 min from the plaza

Surf

Lessons, boards and the people who shape them. Read our guide

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Surf · Centro

Lunazul Surf School & Shop

A family surf school on Calle Marlín since 2002: a 90-minute lesson plus an hour's free practice (MX$1,790 alone, less in a group), and if you don't stand up, the second is free. Rentals, multi-day courses and lessons at La Lancha too.

Stand up or the second lesson is free

3 min from the plaza$$$

Surf · Centro

Sayulita Surf Center

Diego Cadena's surf shop in the Sayulinda hotel, a block from the break: 90-minute coaching plus an hour of free surf from MX$1,400 each, boards from MX$150 an hour or MX$600 a day, with lockers and showers, and fishing trips on the boat.

2 min from the plaza$$$

Surf · Centro

Surf'n Sayulita

A surf school on Calle Gaviota teaching since 2005 with ISA-certified instructors: a beach briefing, then 90 minutes in the water, board and rash guard included, from MX$1,200 each for three or more. Day trips to a jungle beach end with fish tacos.

2 min from the plaza$$$

Surf · Centro

Patricias Surf Shop

Sayulita's first surf school, run by the Southworth family since the 1990s right on the beach in front of the main break, beside a beach restaurant and fishing tours.

2 min from the plaza

Surf · Centro

Sayulita Surf School

Surf and paddleboard school run by the González brothers, ISA-certified instructors and competitive longboarders; lessons for adults and kids, hourly to weekly board rentals, and surf trips around the bay.

3 min from the plaza$$$

Wellness

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

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Wellness · Centro

The Hot Box Sayulita

Heated studio above Brisa on Av. Revolución for hot yoga, 26&2, hot sculpt and HIIT Pilates; a one-week unlimited pass suits visitors. Pauses in August and September.

2 min from the plaza$$

Nature & tours

Jungle hikes, birding at dawn and the turtle camp.

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Nature & tours · Centro

Sayulita Bird Watching

Birding tours led by Vidal Prado, running since 2008, from a two-to-three-hour early-morning outing near town with binoculars supplied to full-day trips toward San Blas and San Sebastián del Oeste. Free pickup in Sayulita and San Pancho on the local tour.

1 min from the plaza
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