Sayulita, Mexico Vacation Travel Tips

We've provided our most savvy Sayulita, Mexico travel tips to help you plan the perfect vacation. Here, you'll find the Mexico tips, travel tricks and know-how you need to enjoy a great trip. Please feel free to contact us at the Villas Vista Sayulita hotel if you don't see your question here, and we'll be delighted to help you in any way.

Q.Will I be able to use the Internet in Sayulita, Mexico?

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Yes, you can travel to Mexico and stay connected. There are a few great internet cafes within 5 minutes walking distance or less of Villas Vista Sayulita. If you don't wish to travel to Mexico with your laptop, there are many reasonably priced Internet cafés offering high-speed Internet service for Mexico travelers.

Q.Can I make international phone calls from Mexico?

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Many guests find that their cell phones work in Sayulita, provided they have called their cell phone carrier to activate international capability prior to traveling to Mexico. Public phones in town can also be used for international phone calls. Please ask our concierge for the current rate.  

Q.Can I drink the water in Sayulita, Mexico?

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No, don't drink the water. We strongly urge you to follow this simple Mexico travel tip during your Sayulita vacation. In each room, we provide 5-gallon jugs of bottled water. We recommend that you only drink bottled water, brush your teeth with bottled water and cook exclusively with bottled water, even when brewing your coffee.

Q.Will I need to rent a car in Sayulita, Mexico?

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You can travel to Sayulita, Mexico for vacation without renting a car by taking taxis to the airport and hiring local tour guides and car services. Many people prefer traveling to Mexico without the hassle of driving and directions, but the choice is yours. Contact us at any time if you have any questions about local transportation and distances to attractions.

Q.What about money and exchange rates?

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You will want to have cash when traveling to Mexico. Sayulita is a small town and many locals do not accept credit cards, with the exception of a few restaurants and gift shops. There are several ATMs in Sayulita, but the town does not have a bank. An average ATM transaction is between 30-100 pesos, when they have money. But you cannot necessarily count on ATMs actually having money in them, so be sure to have a backup. There are several Sayulita exchange services with rates roughly comparable to the airport.

Q.What about surf boards & rental equipment?

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Surf boards, boogie boards, and snorkel equipment can be rented at several places on the Sayulita beach. Motorized water sports are available at limited concessionaires. Our concierge can make arrangements for you.

Q.Are there medical facilities in Sayulita, Mexico?

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Yes, there is a 24/7 medical clinic at the town plaza. If someone is too ill or too injured to go to them, they will come to you. There is also a hospital in San Francisco, which is only 4 miles up the main highway. Doctors run several of the pharmacies in town if you just need advice or even prescription medicine.

Q.Does Mexico have scorpions?

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Yes, but we do spray on a monthly basis and therefore see very few. The key is prevention. Always shake out clothes and bath towels before putting them on or near your body. Follow a few tips on your Sayulita, Mexico vacation to avoid them. Scorpions like dark damp places, so wear flip flops at night, and always shake out closed-toe shoes like tennis shoes before putting them on.