Yes the ones that complain about gringos ruining an area contributed themselves to what they are complaining about. You will hear them say the same to Nationals who will chuckle, but not for the reason the “gringo” believes
This is great, PS: I laughed when you said "for groceries there are no big supermarket chains here", Thank god there are none, as that is why I would go to a place like Sayulita: Shop local , small and fresh.
We just returned from Sayuluta and we were equally impressed, can't wait to go back. On the tail of the Californian storms the surf was amazing for photography! One important omission here - for craft beer fans - YamBak bar right off the central plaza has some really good IPAs and other options, and it's flanked by a couple of really good taco stands, from which you're welcome to "eat in".
looks like a nice place. As for not bringing valuables to the beach. That goes for anywhere (including in the United States, even in upscale towns there are people who will steal). $40 a day for an electric golf cart, wow. That sounds like a great business to run. They are a lot cheaper to buy/maintain then a car, and they will last longer since you aren't going to be putting that many miles on an golf cart (vs a rental car).
Visited Sayulita a few weeks ago. From what I had heard about the place, I was expecting much more than what it is today. The beach is indeed good, surfing is popular. However, the beach is overcrowded with chairs, tables etc.. The town itself is grubby, it is overrun with golf carts going every which way, and the beach on the north side smells of sewage and the sand littered with dog poop. It is most definitely NOT my idea of what an idyllic Mexican getaway is all about. It's past may have been a paradise cove. However, at the present time, Sayulita is drawing upon its past merits. Unless you are a surfer or a wannabe hippy, my advice is to steer clear of this place and find a much better place, of which there are many in Mexico.
Dang you are quoting some High prices. ones to see if they can get the gringos to pay that much! 😅 OK Trying to see if they can get those crazy high prices from "stupid gringos" 😅 😉
Great Video 👍 May I ask for help? Might any of you have encountered a woman who walks around selling her homemade big cookie covered Cocada. She has a big wooden tray with 4 different types of coconut flavors she wraps around a big cookie. Very Delicious! Might you know her contact info, Her Name, contact number. What day she sells them around the beach and beach front restaurants? I so appreciate it.
Hi Hi, We're headed here and I'm taking notes! What beach is shot with drone @ 1:10? Do you have info on the 4hr surf excursion?! Thank you!
The internet has ruined all the secret spots in Mexico. As soon as you say “thriving restaurant scene’ I know it is overrun with gringos…’
and you are not a gringo?
I live in sayulita and it is actually full of Mexican visitors coming from close city’s like Guadalajara
What does that have to do with anything? Sayulita has been ruined by American tourism, that’s a fact.
😅 The prices she was quoting for most Everything were definitely to see if they can get gringos to pay that much! 😅
Yes the ones that complain about gringos ruining an area contributed themselves to what they are complaining about. You will hear them say the same to Nationals who will chuckle, but not for the reason the “gringo” believes
Mexico, a country full of culture and traditions, I hope to return soon.
This is great,
PS: I laughed when you said "for groceries there are no big supermarket chains here", Thank god there are none, as that is why I would go to a place like Sayulita: Shop local , small and fresh.
Pay with cash where possible to avoid the shop owners losing out 3% to the credit card companies. Makes a big difference in the long run.
You nop need internet and telephone you need to enjoying la vida dios bendiga a Mexico 🇲🇽and his president and gavinete
Nice video! Sayulita is beautiful! Gastronomy in Mexico is amazing, Mexico is the best option in Latin America for vacations.
We just returned from Sayuluta and we were equally impressed, can't wait to go back. On the tail of the Californian storms the surf was amazing for photography! One important omission here - for craft beer fans - YamBak bar right off the central plaza has some really good IPAs and other options, and it's flanked by a couple of really good taco stands, from which you're welcome to "eat in".
looks like a nice place. As for not bringing valuables to the beach. That goes for anywhere (including in the United States, even in upscale towns there are people who will steal). $40 a day for an electric golf cart, wow. That sounds like a great business to run. They are a lot cheaper to buy/maintain then a car, and they will last longer since you aren't going to be putting that many miles on an golf cart (vs a rental car).
Lol cause she went to the whitest cafe in the place…..
Visited Sayulita a few weeks ago. From what I had heard about the place, I was expecting much more than what it is today. The beach is indeed good, surfing is popular. However, the beach is overcrowded with chairs, tables etc.. The town itself is grubby, it is overrun with golf carts going every which way, and the beach on the north side smells of sewage and the sand littered with dog poop. It is most definitely NOT my idea of what an idyllic Mexican getaway is all about. It's past may have been a paradise cove. However, at the present time, Sayulita is drawing upon its past merits. Unless you are a surfer or a wannabe hippy, my advice is to steer clear of this place and find a much better place, of which there are many in Mexico.
It was a paradise when I went 20 years ago. Sounds like it has been ruined.
Where would you recommend then?
@samcampese2066
Where do you recommend to one who has never been to Mexico? We were planning to go here!
@@Soleille777 one place to consider is San Pedro, just north of Sayulita and reputably as great as Sayulita used to be during its heyday.
@@Soleille777 correction.....meant San Pancho (not San Pedro).
Thank you for sharing your tips on this hidden gem
What is the best hotel in Sayultia, Mexico? I am thinking about going in December.
The dirtiest city in Mexico I've ever visited. I got sick first day of my visit and was miserable. Bad advice ...
why did you stop making videos ? 100k views . wow. keep going
Thank you so much for the great video!
Did you guys try Xochi (restaurant)? If so did you guys not like it?
Looks like I've got a new place to go experience
It’s annoying that you don’t even speak Spanish
Awesome video! Thanks for the travel tips 🤙🏽
fun video. san pancho, where I live to the north, is as you said... a quieter option.
Thanks for the video! I’m super excited to go and stay for awhile!
Dang you are quoting some High prices. ones to see if they can get the gringos to pay that much! 😅
OK Trying to see if they can get those crazy high prices from "stupid gringos" 😅 😉
Great Video 👍
May I ask for help?
Might any of you have encountered a woman who walks around selling her homemade big cookie covered Cocada. She has a big wooden tray with 4 different types of coconut flavors she wraps around a big cookie. Very Delicious!
Might you know her contact info, Her Name, contact number. What day she sells them around the beach and beach front restaurants? I so appreciate it.
You can get great weed here.
Great video👍✔
65$US/ night is not what I call budget…
Cheap ass
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So this is the website was going for I thought the Tulum was giving these vibes no 😭
Do most restaurants in Sayulita that you mentioned and Mary's restaurant take credit card?
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March 30, 2024
Viva Mexico 🇲🇽
lovely scenery thanks for posting
sounds like expensive
I think you’re fantastic 🌹
the thatch link doesnt work! is there another url to try?
It works best if you access via your mobile phone rather than desktop!
More Mexico and Central American city guides pls
Mexico is the best,
That town has changed too much and not the sleepy surf spot it used to be, now a tourist dump.
O well, that is happening all over Mexico...