Blogs from Sayulita, Nayarit, Mexico, North America - page 2

March 3rd was spent playing soccer by day with these great kids we me, they worked us over big time but i maneged to score a header. Then it was a professional soccer game by night , where chivas worked over queretaro 2 to 0. It was amazing the crowd was crazy eventhough it wasnt packed. Ther was alot of puto!! yelling going on. We are now back in Sayulita surfing, hanging out wiuth friends and keping it cheep. WE will see all of you frozen buggers in a few days.... read more

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notes from the road -surfing has picked up and i have been doing the best surfing of my life. -okay so no boccee yet, there seems to be some exclusive group of old men we need to infultrate. ie save one of their lives or be a son or daughter of a member. -beach fire productivity has gone up 100% this quarter. -when lost in the jungle the ocean will always lead you home. we werent that lost amy so dont be mad. -spare time plus flat water during the day = 2 harry potter books in 7 days. - not even electric shock can keep me from making grill cheese. -i ve got limes in my beer and lines from my tan got a mushtach on my face and a bed full of sand peace ... read more

We just got back from a week in Sayulita, Mexico. Sayulita is a wonderfully relaxing little town. There are some beautiful beaches and rain forests to be seen. Do not expect any American luxeries or even English to be easily understood. This is a Mexican town where the locals go to on vacation. No resorts & no McDonalds! Which means we absolutely loved it!!! Just be ready to be awaken every morning by what sounds like thousands of roosters crowing... ;) There are some wonderful artists in this town, although most of them are North Americans who have studios in Sayulita during the tourist season. I would also highly recommend the road kill chicken (our own nickname) and the croissants from the bread truck (10 pesos each)! The road kill chicken (7 pesos for a whole ... read more

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 ... read more