Sayulita Q&A

I've heard Sayulita has a lot of small, local businesses. I'll be visiting from Canada soon and want to know if many of the local restaurants, tiendas, and bars accept Apple Pay or if I should always carry my physical credit card.

I'm a Canadian visiting Sayulita a couple of times a year, looking for a day pass with pool access near Sayulita, preferably at a location close to where I'm staying, and not at an all-inclusive resort.

I'm planning a trip to Sayulita in December with my young adult children (18-23). We'll be renting golf carts, but I want to know if it's better to stay in the city or on the outskirts. My kids will appreciate the freedom to drive around, but I'm worried about the noise and chaos of the city center. From experience, do you regret staying in the city or on the outskirts? Would love input.

I'm planning an 11-day reset in Sayulita with yoga, sound healing, temazcal ceremonies, and time with a shaman. Does anyone have recommendations or experience with any of these?

I'll be staying in an Airbnb called Mango - King Suite with my girlfriend and her family. The Airbnb is six minutes from downtown and somehow in the jungle. We've heard there are snakes and scorpions in the area. Are encounters with them rare, or do they get into the houses?

I was at my bar in Sayulita and the power went out. I'm not sure when it will be back on.

I've got a trip with two young kids scheduled for mid-November. We've recently learned about concerns about water quality and are worried it might be bad with the runoff from the river.

I'm flying into Tepic and want to get to Sayulita without breaking the bank. I'm considering renting a car or taking a taxi and bus.

I'm a foodie and I like to treat myself when I'm on vacation

I'm planning a family trip to Sayulita with my two toddlers, and I'm worried about them getting sick. We'd be staying at a hotel.

We're planning a trip to Sayulita in mid-December and want to know if the water temperature is colder than usual. We've only surfed there in October before, and we're wondering if we'll need long sleeve rash guards or a wetsuit. Any advice is appreciated.

I'll be in Sayulita next week for a few days. I've been there many times and only had an internet issue once, but I've never been there during the rainy season. I just need to be able to text for work. Should I anticipate any issues next week?

I'm a Canadian visiting Sayulita a couple of times a year, looking for a hotel with a pool and a restaurant for a 2-week solo trip, where I can have a comfy home base to relax and enjoy the hotel's amenities without feeling the need to leave every day.

We're arriving in Sayulita tomorrow, and Hurricane Polo has been upgraded to a hurricane, but the forecast shows it staying offshore. We're staying near the town square, close to the hotel Haifa.