Shallow-water Playa Sayulita is the main, central strand, lined with plenty of beach bars and restaurants, and offering other activities such as kayaking and stand-up paddleboarding. But it can get a bit crowded at times (come midweek for a more chill experience), so other more laid back options include Playa Norte (great for sunsets, and you can also witness baby sea turtles being released into the sea here between late October and early December), Playa las Cuevas (small, and also a bit rough for swimming), larger, mile-long Playa Malpaso (a bit more isolated, and great for peace and quiet), Playa de los Muertos (Beach of the Dead, named for a nearby cemetery, and best for calm swimming), Playa Carricitos (also a winner for sunsets), and wide, half-mile Playa Patzcuarito (great for families and horseback riding). And by the way, one thing you won´t find at any of these are motorized sports like jetskiing.
Read more in Tripatini contributor Sunil Buri´s post Life´s a Beach - and an Adventure in Sayulita, Mexico.
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