Comida, Bebidas y Playas

En Sayulita Central Hotel, estás a pasos de lo mejor de nuestro pueblo. Saborea la auténtica comida local, disfruta de un cóctel refrescante y relájate en nuestras famosas playas. ¡Te compartimos nuestros lugares preferidos!

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Our favorite beaches...

MALPASO

Malpaso is one of those beaches that still feels untouched — wide, quiet, and surrounded by jungle. It sits just north of Sayulita, but because there are no beach clubs, vendors, or restaurants, it stays peaceful even on busy days. If you’re looking for a place to disconnect, read a book, or enjoy nature without crowds, this is the spot.


How to Get There from Sayulita

Getting to Malpaso is part of the adventure. From the north end of Sayulita Beach, you’ll find a small trail that leads into the jungle. Follow that path for about 30–40 minutes. It winds through tropical trees, opens onto a dirt road, and eventually splits — take the right turn. The trail brings you straight to the beach.



It’s an easy-to-moderate walk, but wear comfortable shoes and bring water, since there are no services once you arrive. The reward is a long stretch of golden sand and the sound of nothing but the waves.

Malpaso is perfect for anyone who wants a more natural, off-the-beaten-path beach day.

LOS MUERTOS

Los Muertos is one of Sayulita’s most loved little beaches — tucked just south of town, calm, colorful, and full of local charm. It’s named after the cemetery you pass on the way there, but don’t let the name fool you; the beach is lively, family-friendly, and known for its clear water and gentle waves.

It’s the perfect spot for swimming, relaxing, or spending a slow afternoon. Because it’s sheltered between rocks, the ocean here is usually calmer than Sayulita’s main beach, making it great for kids and anyone who prefers a quieter swim.


How to Get There from Sayulita

From the center of town, walk south toward the cemetery. Once you pass it, follow the paved path down toward the water — it’s an easy 10–15 minute walk. The trail ends right at the beach, where you’ll find colorful umbrellas, a few local vendors, and a cozy, laid-back vibe.



Los Muertos is ideal if you want a quick escape from the busier main beach without going too far. It’s small, charming, and makes you feel like you stumbled on a local secret.


CARRICITOS

Carricitos is one of Sayulita’s most magical beaches — wide, dramatic, and completely natural. It feels like a hidden world tucked behind the jungle, where the waves crash louder, the sunsets hit harder, and the whole beach glows with that “untouched Mexico” energy. There are no vendors, no restaurants, and often very few people… just golden sand, palm trees, and the Pacific.

It’s the kind of place you go when you want space, silence, and a little bit of adventure.


How to Get There from Sayulita

Carricitos is about a 20–25 minute walk from the center of town. Head toward the south side of Sayulita and follow the road that leads up into the jungle hills, past residential homes. After a short climb, the road turns into a quieter dirt path. Keep following the signs toward “Playa Carricitos” — you’ll eventually reach a small trail that opens directly onto the beach.


The walk is uphill at the beginning but totally worth it. Just remember to bring water, sunscreen, and anything you might need, since there are no services at the beach.



Carricitos is perfect for sunset lovers, photographers, and anyone craving a peaceful escape surrounded by nature.

PUNTA NEGRA

Punta Negra is one of those beaches people fall in love with as soon as they arrive. It’s spacious, calm, and beautifully open — a long stretch of soft sand framed by jungle and gentle waves. The water here is clearer and usually calmer than Sayulita’s main beach, making it great for swimming, floating, and long beach walks.



How to Get There from Sayulita

Punta Negra beach is on the way from Sayulita to Punta de Mita off of highway 200. After you pass the Litibu resort the highway becomes two lanes. Take the first dirt road on your right. The dirt road leads to a residential area with some beautiful oceanside homes.


Take a left and continue to the last house and find a place to park. This beach is usually very quiet and peaceful, very few people, and you’ll find some caves if you explore the area.


The weekends can be busier with locals having family gatherings. I love this beach, it’s one of my faves.