Gastronomic, Historical, And Cultural Tour In Sayulita

This walking tour is designed for people arriving in Sayulita for the first time. It combines the town's main sights with food stops and tips from a local expert, so you leave with a good idea of where to eat, what to see and how to spend your time. The tour lasts about five hours and moves at an easy pace between stops.

It starts at the artisan market, where you can watch craftspeople at work, especially artisans of the Wixarika people, whose work reflects more than 5,000 years of cultural tradition. From there the tour turns to food. You stop for an agua fresca made with seasonal fruit, a drink that is part of everyday Mexican life, and then visit Gaby's tacos for a seafood empanada. Two more taco stands follow, one for birria tacos and one for carnitas tacos. Vegan options are available if you mention it when booking.

Next comes a traditional cocoa drink, a chance to taste something close to what pre-Hispanic peoples drank after discovering chocolate. At the church and the main square, the guide shares local traditions, customs and history. A choco-banana, a frozen banana covered in chocolate, serves as a local dessert.

The last stop is Playa Los Muertos. To reach it you cross the cemetery, and the beach is one of the best known in Sayulita. The tour leaves about an hour here to relax before you return to town.

This tour suits first-time visitors, food-minded travelers and anyone who likes learning about a place on foot. It is suitable for all fitness levels and service animals are allowed. The food and drinks listed are included: carnitas taco, birria taco, seafood empanada, traditional cocoa drink, choco-banana and agua fresca. Tips are not included, and the guide asks that you mention dietary needs when you book.