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Mexico, located in the southern part of North America, is a vibrant country known for its rich culture, history, and exquisite natural beauty. It's home to a range of diverse landscapes from sun-soaked sandy beaches to lush rainforests and towering mountain ranges. Visitors will enjoy exploring the ancient Mayan and Aztec ruins, marveling at the Baroque architecture in the cities, savoring the flavorful and spicy Mexican cuisine, and participating in colorful, lively fiestas. Renowned for its tequila production and traditional Mariachi music, Mexico’s charm lies not just in its scenic beauty and historical legacies, but also in the warmth of its people. Should you decide to travel to Mexico, get ready to be immersed in an endearing blend of tradition, culture, and nature.

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Sayulita, a quaint and vibrant fishing village nestled amidst the verdant mountains in the state of Nayarit, on the Pacific coast of Mexico, is a dazzling travel destination teeming with rustic beauty. Famed as a surfer's paradise, its azure waves and picturesque beaches captivate water sports enthusiasts from all corners of the globe. Sayulita is to Mexico's Riviera Nayarit, what Tulum is to the Riviera Maya; a bohemian haven that boasts of vibrant street art, a flourishing food scene, abundant marine wildlife, and pulsating nightlife. Known for its radiant artisan scene, Sayulita engulfs visitors in an immersive experience shaped by the blend of indigenous Huichol culture, reflected in local crafts and beadwork, and the eclectic charm of a global nomad community. The town is also popular among yoga practitioners for its tranquil yoga retreats and wellness centers.

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I stayed for a month volunteering in ITH Amazing hostel, so I didn’t spend much money as I exchanged work for accomodation. I could rent surfboards for free and had breakfast included. The city is full of Americans and Canadians that is why is got expensive. You have to try fish tacos (specially from the street) and do the hikings: El Toro, Malpaso and Carricitos.

Giuliana

This place is favorite for surfers, and many expat people leaving here, I found places quiet expensive but if you browse around you can find very good prices in food and accommodation, I had traveled with mom and sisters, and walked at 10pm and didn’t feel unsafe, but if you travel solo you probably will need to take the usual precautions like not walk to late alone or so… 

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