sayulita

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Tuesday october 17th.
So we ended up leaving Puerto Vallarta because there were way too many tourist and the prices were retarded. Davy was sad to leave his mariachi friend he had made the night before. I forgot to mention that Davy got to sing with a mariachi at the bar when we were drunk.

We asked the local people around town about a beach near by for locals. They mentioned to go south about 5 or 6 hours to Barra de Navidad or Manzanillo but we werent up for the bus ride. A few mentioned to go north about an hour into the state of Nayarit and there we would find a beach town called Sayulita. A well known surf spot. So paid the 2 bucks and went up for an hour.

Upon our arrival Davy straight got naked and jumped in the ocean while I wandered around looking for a place to crash. So I found this spot that charged us 10 bucks a night to sleep in a hut with hammocks on the beach. This ofcourse was nothing like the time Tammy and I went to stay at Rockin´J´s in Puerto Limon in Costa Rica were it was hot and the hammocks were 4 bucks, but it was great! This however was not like that! We bearly fit in the tiny hammocks they gave us and I wasnt expecting it to be so cold. Plus those of you who know of my sleeping habits are aware that any noise will have me awake. So the bats fluttering around my head and the constant attacks by mosquitos made it a rough night.

The next day we both decided we could not stand another night like that and decided to leave the beach and head back to Puerto Vallarta to catch our bus back to Tala. Trust me beach towns in general are not really cheap not matter how local it is.

We said good bye to the Canadians we met whom hitchhiked there way from vancouver to san francisco for a week and then took a bus to tijuana and then another to sayulita just to surf for a few weeks. What weirdos!

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