Activities, Schools and Childcare for Kids and Children in Sayulita

Sayulita Mexico is an adventure for kids. The primary draw of Sayulita is the beach and so this is probably where your children will want to spend most of their days. Splashing games of tag in the waves, learning to surf, creating sand and driftwood sculptures, and playing barefoot soccer will be staples of each day’s activities in Sayulita.

Children are welcome and safe in Sayulita Mexico. The Mexican culture loves children and don’t be surprised by someone stopping just to dote on your infant. Restaurants enjoy kids of all ages and no one will sneer if your child wants to investigate all the corners of the room.
Exposure to other cultures is an extremely important educational experience for children. The world will become larger and at the same time more accessible and friendly.

Other Sayulita activities recommended for children:  jungle hikes, nature walks (find plants, animals, and insects), yoga, rent bikes, playground, soccer, volleyball, town plaza, boat charter (for snorkeling, surfing, fishing, or just for fun), horseback riding, canopy zip lines, surfing, boogie boarding, learning Spanish, or day school.

Activites and listings for kids in Sayulita:
           

• Horseback Riding – Painted Ponies
• Canopy Zip Lines
• Boat Charter – for snorkeling, surfing, fishing, or just for fun
• SurfBoard rentals
• Yoga for Kids
• Childrens Equipment Rentals
• Kid friendly vacation rental houses
• Safety for children in Sayulita

• Hospitals / Pediatricians / Clinics / Pharmacies:  All of these services are available in Sayulita or neighboring San Pancho.
• Eating and Drinking – At home and restaurants:  Make sure to rinse off the unpeeled fruit and vegetables.
• Playing:  Tetanus shots, hats and sunscreen are highly recommended.
• Swimming:  Watch out for big waves, rip tides, surfers

An independent article of where to eat with kids in Sayulita can be found here at Chowhound.

Article by Sayulita vacationer on Sayulita as a kid friendly destination:

Recently my husband and I, along with our two sons ages 5 and 3, hopped on a plane from Calgary and headed down to Sayulita for a little winter getaway. The town was chosen as a wedding site for my in-laws; at first I was a little apprehensive as we had never traveled with our kids anywhere that wasn't in a resort setting or at least 10 minutes away from a Wal-mart. But it was important that we be there and Canadian winters are harsh so we decided to go for it.    Read entire article

Article by Sayulita vacationer on Sayulita as a great family destination:

I went with my family to Mexico for a long overdue vacation and I thought I would have plenty of opportunity to catch up on writing a bunch of long overdue posts. But the second — literally — I exited the airport into the incredible sultry warmth of the evening sun, that intention evaporated very quickly. Going from a recent hailstorm a few days before in Seattle to a 30-degree temperature increase makes you forget a lot.   Read entire article