Nayarit is the jewel of the Mexican Pacific, with 320 kilometers of coastline. It is one of the states richest in natural areas, surrounded by the sea and the Sierra Madre Occidental.
This state is rich in ecosystems, so diverse that it is ideal for those seeking sun, sand, and sea, but also for adrenaline and adventure tourism lovers, without neglecting ecotourism.
- Surfing in Sayulita
One of the must-do experiences to feel the adrenaline rush is surfing on the beaches of Sayulita, a paradise for lovers of this water sport.
If you are inexperienced in this activity, no problem; beginners also have space on the beach of this magical town.
Additionally, you can enjoy:
Paddleboarding
Kayaking
Scuba Diving
Snorkeling
- Bike among the natural landscapes of San Pancho
Walking through the coastal town of San Pancho is a bohemian and cultural experience surrounded by natural scenery.
Pedaling through the quiet streets, amid traditional and picturesque landscapes, you’ll reach art galleries, restaurants, and cafes where you can enjoy the local cuisine.
San Pancho’s beaches are also quiet, perfect for swimming, snorkeling, or simply sunbathing on the sand.
And don’t forget the relaxed atmosphere during the nightlife in its bars and with musical events.
- Jala and the Ceboruco Volcano, an unforgettable climb
Hiking and trekking the Ceboruco Volcano, at an altitude of 2,280 meters above sea level, is one of the most exciting experiences for adventure tourism lovers.
Walking the trail to this volcano with its imposing crater—one of the most active in the region, although its last significant eruption occurred in 1870—is exciting and comforting, surrounded by lush vegetation.
Jala is a historic gem of Nayarit, a must-see to experience the culture through its narrow streets lined with centuries-old mansions, considered a Historical Heritage Site by the National Institute of Anthropology and History (INAH).
- Compostela, a journey between beach and mountains accompanied by a good cup of coffee
This magical town in Nayarit is ideal for relaxing away from the hustle and bustle on its pristine beaches and protected areas like La Isla del Coral, which awaits visitors with its reefs and marine life.
You can’t visit Compostela without enjoying a good cup of coffee and exploring its sustainable coffee plantations.
- Discover the natural treasure of San Blas: Its mangroves
With its impressive diversity of landscapes and ecosystems, a visit to San Blas is unforgettable. This natural gem boasts a wealth of biodiversity, flora, and fauna that can be observed in its natural habitat.
Taking a boat ride through its serene waters, surrounded by extraordinary nature like La Tovara, a protected ecosystem, is an unforgettable experience.
Walking along its boardwalk and the imposing San Blas Fort is like exploring the history of the region.
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