Stories and guides from Sayulita expats
Sayulita residents and visitors will have the opportunity to witness traditional Polynesian dance at a free exhibition in the upcoming week, offering a glimpse into the cultural richness of the area.
The IMSS will start its winter vaccination campaign in Sayulita on October 12, focusing on flu, COVID-19, and pneumonia shots, with special attention to pregnant women and the elderly.
Local restaurateurs in San Blas are promoting consumption in enramadas while advising caution due to restricted beach access following storm damage, highlighting the resilience of the community in Sayulita despite challenges.
Sayulita, Mexico is promoting eco-friendly cycling tours that educate visitors about the region's natural beauty and encourage sustainable tourism practices.
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Sayulita's annual Butterfly Weekend on October 3-4 offers a fantastic opportunity to experience the region's natural beauty and support local conservation efforts.
Volaris restores direct flights from Mexicali to Puerto Vallarta, a development that could significantly impact daily life for expats and digital nomads living in Sayulita, Mexico.
The Vallarta Botanical Gardens hosted a Fiesta Mexicana, providing a cultural experience that benefits the Sayulita community.
Sayulita prepares for Fiestas Patrias with free food and security measures, raising questions for expats about the impact on daily life.
The ancient legend of the jaguar is being revitalized in Sayulita through a blend of traditional dances and circus arts, aiming to reconnect the younger generation with local heritage.
Sayulita residents are advised to avoid alcohol consumption in public spaces during festivals to avoid potential arrests and maintain community tranquility.
Rainfall has disrupted water supply in Tepic, with critical well failures causing temporary service outages, but authorities are working to maintain a steady flow.
Xalisco, near Sayulita, is getting ready for the Grito de Independencia with enhanced security measures to ensure a safe and enjoyable celebration for all.
Chile en Nogada, a patriotic dish with green, white, and red colors, is a must-try for residents of Sayulita during the summer months.
SSN warns residents in Santiago Ixcuintla to be cautious of fake dengue brigade workers using false credentials.
