Sayulita, Soft Focus
Color-splashed walls, palm shadows, and days that move like honey. Sayulita is laid-back but never lazy — surf town soul with just enough polish.
For the woman who wears SPF 50, linen sets, and her freedom well.
STAY
Earthy pink tones, ocean breeze, and a rooftop built for golden hour. Casa Rosada is mood-lifted minimalism tucked above the town — slow mornings, outdoor showers, and terracotta that hits just right.
For the woman who curates her escapes like she styles her shelves.
Casa Rosada
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Where to Stay in Sayulita
Sun-faded textures, barefoot luxury, and design that listens to its surroundings.
Hotel Price Key
Based on typical nightly rate (before taxes & fees).
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Don Bonito Hotel
Palm-filtered light, sculptural furniture, and a pool that belongs in a still life.
Laid-back, but she reads Dwell.$$
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Casa Silencio
Muted tones, desert plants, and perfectly undone.
For the one who knows quiet is a style choice.$$$
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Nico Loma
Hillside hideout with ocean views and an artist’s touch.
Styled for retreat, built for the woman who appreciates stillness.$$
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Hotel Azulpitaya
Modern, minimal, and walking distance to everywhere that matters.
Easygoing, but edited.$$
STYLE
Soft silhouettes. Washed color. Skin that leads.
This isn’t resortwear — it’s restwear with intention.
For the woman whose off-duty look still turns heads.
SHOOT THE VIBE
Rattan shadows. Bare feet. Breakfast in a swimsuit.
SIP & EAT
Fluancy Recommends
Fresh fruit, stronger coffee, and meals that stretch till sunset.
Beachfront and iconic. Live music, margaritas, and a view that doesn’t need a filter.
Loud in all the right ways.
Açaí bowls, smoothies, and that low-key health glow.
Fuel for the pre-surf, post-scroll woman.
Pizza, pasta, cocktails, and high-design casual.
Wood-fired and very well dressed.
Cliffside dining inside Château de la Chèvre d'Or. Precision without pretense.
View included, silence optional.
Legendary tacos with serious flavor and no frills.
If you know, you go.