Iberostar Selection​ Playa Mita Área local

Twenty minutes up the coast, Sayulita started as a fishing village and grew into one of Mexico's best-known surf towns. The waves run all year, with the North swells bringing the best breaks between December and April. Beyond the beach, the cobblestone streets pull guests into bakeries, art galleries, and artisan shops selling beaded jewelry, silk rebozos, wool garments, and clay sculptures. A short trip from our Punta Mita hotel for an afternoon, or a full day if the place catches you.

Dirija-se a Punta de Mita, uma pitoresca vila de pescadores com resorts de luxo e belas praias. Você pode desfrutar de atividades aquáticas, como mergulho com snorkel, stand-up paddle ou fazer um passeio de barco.

Faça um passeio de barco até as Ilhas Marietas, uma reserva marinha protegida. As ilhas abrigam uma vida marinha diversa, incluindo peixes coloridos e cofres de corais. A famosa "Praia Escondida" também está localizada aqui.

Explore Nuevo Vallarta, uma área de resort conhecida por seus hotéis de luxo, campos de golfe e marina. Relaxe nas praias, jante em restaurantes a beira-mar ou desfrute de tratamentos de spa .

Verifique se há algum evento ou caminhada artística acontecendo na região. Algumas cidades da Riviera Nayarit hospedam caminhadas artísticas, onde você pode explorar galerias e exposições de arte locais.

Twenty minutes southeast of our Punta Mita hotel, the fishing village of La Cruz de Huanacaxtle wraps around Marina Riviera Nayarit at La Cruz. The marina holds 340 slips and the title of the only full-service marina on Mexico's Pacific coast, but most guests come for what's grown up around it: pebble-stone roads, restaurants running live music, a fresh fish market on the marina premises, and a Sunday farmers market that earns the drive on its own.

Monkey Mountain sits a short drive inland from our Punta Mita hotel, with the Higuera Blanca trailhead starting in the village's central plaza. The 4.5-mile out-and-back climbs steadily through shaded jungle, with cows, birds, and the occasional Wixárika cultural site along the way. The last 500 meters turn into a rocky scramble, and the summit's panoramic Banderas Bay view earns the 1,033-foot climb. Dry season runs November through April.

The Malecón sits about 45 minutes south of our Punta Mita hotel, a pedestrian-only boardwalk running 11 blocks along Puerto Vallarta's downtown waterfront. The route doubles as an open-air sculpture gallery, with works like The Rotunda of the Sea anchoring the stretch. Restaurants, bars, galleries, and street vendors fill the spaces between. The Papantla Flying Men perform their traditional pole descent most evenings, and the Los Muertos pier closes the walk at the south end.