Mar y Vida Surf Camp Returns July 27–31 — Help Send Sayulita’s Kids to the Beach
It’s that time of year, amigos! Mar y Vida Surf Camp is back for its annual week of surf, sun, and community — and once again, it’s completely free for the kids who need it most.
Running July 27–31, this year’s camp welcomes students from Escuela Damian Carmona, Sayulita’s local community public school. The kids aren’t just anyone — they’re selected by their own teachers for showing promise, and the camp is their reward: a week of encouragement and inspiration to keep it up.
A Program Built on Giving Back
Mar y Vida has been running since 2018, powered by a small team, continued support from local businesses, hired staff, and Bahía de Banderas lifeguards.
“I started this program with a small team as a way to give back to the community that has given me so much,” the organizers shared. “Mar y Vida always feels good to host because we get to connect with the local kids who inspire as well as the parents who raise them. Grateful to be able to call Sayulita my community and only hope these kids have a good experience and get to enjoy what many people from around the world travel here to experience.”
What a Week at Camp Looks Like
The daily schedule is built to give kids a taste of everything that makes Sayulita special:
- Surf sessions with instructors
- Ocean safety courses taught by Bahía de Banderas lifeguard staff
- Art sessions
- A day aboard the Ally Cat
Why the Fundraising Ask
Funds raised go directly toward making the week possible: rash guards, gift bags, snacks, surf instructors, transportation, and the cost of an afternoon aboard the Ally Cat. Every bit of support helps.
- ✨ Donations are 100% tax-deductible in the US
- ✨ This program has been running since 2018
How to Support
Any amount of support is appreciated — this camp runs entirely on community generosity.
Mar y Vida Surf Camp: giving Sayulita’s local kids a week to remember, one wave at a time.
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