Scenes from Sayulita

Ohh Sayulita. We’ve been here for a week now and this place has my kind of inspiration everywhere: Fun waves, good food, colors, glorious colors everywhere, murals, unique artistic touches and a bohemian vibe that have all been something my salty artist’s soul’s been craving. And some sunshine. Hallelujah for Vitamin D and a few kisses from the sun. Even though it was raining the first few days. It was a warm tropical rain. I’ll take it.

I’ve taken a bunch of pictures, sketched a few sketches, had some good strolls around town and beach walks, drank quite a few margaritas, had lots of ice cream dates…you get the point.

I can only imagine what this place was like a decade ago, but I’m glad we finally made it.

This is one of those trips where you play hard during the day and pass out way too early and way too easily at night. Oh wait, that’s any surf/beach trip for me.

In short. I’m pooped, yet mentally refreshed. It’s a good feeling.

We have a few more days, there should be a few more waves, zero plans to be made, and more pics to take. Maybe. Or maybe they’ll all be mental ones. We shall see.

Life is good. I think half of the PNW is down here right now, and rightfully so.

Hasta luego amigos.

*If you want to know what anything is pictured above, just shoot me a question in the comments and I’ll get you a link. Don’t be shy, I’m just being lazy at the moment. **Have had a few inquiries about the hat – it’s by Tenth Street Hats

 

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  • Hi! I would love to know where you stayed in Sayulita. I am wanting to go with my boyfriend and the things you posted on insta of it seemed so cute and vibyyy 🙂 Especially the video of you doing squats on the roof or balcony or whatever it was! (I am a very loyal follower, I go to your page for all my travel inspo) haha! Looked like an awesome spot.

    Thanks!

    • It was an Airbnb north of town in the Villas Del Palmar complex – Casa Mara! Quiet and north of town but you can still walk everywhere. I can’t recommend it enough!