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SayulitaLife is a community website, and we are always here for you. If you have something to share or simply want to say hi, contact one of us below, and we will get back with you as soon as possible.
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Ian and Kerry, Founders, first visited Sayulita in 1998. They returned from Oregon a year later in a Toyota SR5 with all their worldly possessions including three dogs, two cats, and even a boxspring and mattress, determined to carve out a new life in the sleepy village of Sayulita (it really WAS a sleepy fishing village back then.) They created SayulitaLife as a simple hobby website designed to show the world how magical the village was and to give everyone in Sayulita an opportunity to advertise their rental or business. To this day, Ian and Kerry continue to be involved with the community as much as possible in order to keep Sayulita the wonderful place it is to vacation, work, live, and raise a family.
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Lindsay, Business Manager, first came to Sayulita in 2003 for a week when her family bought a home here. She was still studying and working for CAA/AAA in Toronto, Canada and had recently finished a semester exchange program in Villahermosa, Tabasco where her love for Mexico, the language and the culture grew. After completing her Tourism college degree in Toronto, she set off to work in resorts in Los Cabos from 2005 to 2007. Still wanting to live in Mexico but tired of the bustle of Los Cabos, she was encouraged by her family to spend a few months in Sayulita. In 2007, she came with plans to stay only one season and has been living here full time ever since. While living in Sayulita, Lindsay has taken online English/Spanish translation courses from the University of Toronto and completed a certification program. In her free time, she enjoys Sunday Fundays on the beach with friends she's met from Sayulita and around the world who visit and live in our small community.
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Riley, Social Media Stategist, Riley’s passion for writing and travel began during his youth. His love for outdoor activities, which, coupled with his love for language and travel, called him to study abroad though Ohio University. Riley began to write travel blogs, book reviews, and was offered an internship for a local newspaper. Upon completion of his degree, Riley went to Honduras and lived in a rural village for a year. There, he continued his online blogging escapades, recounting the tails of adventure in wild Honduras. He also began the social media pages for his school, in order to raise funds for the school, and also helped-along other businesses, hotels, and orphanages around the places he frequented. Riley has also worked for a short time with Greenpeace helping them spread the word. He gets the majority of his social media/web marketing knowledge from his journalism/writing experience, but also a lot of his wisdom comes from his stepmother who is the principal of a professional branding & marketing firm and his stepbrother who is an Art Director/Graphic Designer for a very famous record label in the music industry.
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Georgia Glennon, SayulitaLife Photographer, moved to Sayulita four years ago from New York City. She first visited Sayulita in 1996, and Sayulita has always held a special place in her heart. She desired a better quality of life, so she went back to NYC, packed her bags and two months later, moved to Sayulita. "I probably work more hours here then I did in NYC, but I am so much healthier and happier and find there is a true balance to my life." In NYC she worked in the fashion and photography industries. Here in Sayulita she has Georgia Glennon Photography where she specializes in children and family portraits. She travels to NYC several times a year to work, but is happy to call Sayulita home.
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SayulitaLife - A Community Website
At SayulitaLife we strive to offer you the most comprehensive Sayulita information on the web. This site is for everything that is Sayulita: dining, shopping, activities, vacation rentals, surfing/SUP, local businesses, weddings, long-term rentals, maps, a community calendar and forum, and much more. We value all submissions, comments, questions, concerns, plus any and all communication that helps the village of Sayulita to share information amongst its residents and visitors.
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