Guie Near of Ayalas, Nay.
Beach Near to Los Ayalas.
A pretty little town nestled in one of the most beautiful and tranquil bay on the Riviera Nayarit, San Pancho (Nayarit) is a must-visit place if you are in the area.
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San Francisco Nayarit
A pretty little town nestled in one of the most beautiful and tranquil bay on the Riviera Nayarit, San Pancho (Nayarit) is a must-visit place if you are in the area.
Chacala is a beach town in the state of Nayarit some 8 miles from Las Varas. It is part of the so-called Riviera Nayarit, a 180 mile (290km) long stretch of coast in the state of Nayarit on the Pacific Coast of Mexico, which includes Nuevo Vallarta, Bucerías, Sayulita and other great beach towns and tourist destinations.
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Chacala
Chacala is a beach town in the state of Nayarit some 8 miles from Las Varas. It is part of the so-called Riviera Nayarit, a 180 mile (290km) long stretch of coast in the state of Nayarit on the Pacific Coast of Mexico, which includes Nuevo Vallarta, Bucerías, Sayulita and other great beach towns and tourist destinations.
Playa los Ayala has a level beach, mild surf, and an excellent view of Isla del Coral, to which glass-bottom boats ferry passengers for about $9 (100 pesos) per person. There are small hotels and plenty of seaside palapas for shade and basic sustenance. On weekends, holidays, and in high season take a ride on a banana boat; most any time you can find a skiff owner to take you to Playa Frideritas or Playa del Toro, two pretty beaches for bathing that lie around the headland to the south and are accessible only by boat. You can walk, however, over the hill at the south end of the beach to a seafood restaurant on a small scallop of beach called Playa Frideras.
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Los Ayala
Playa los Ayala has a level beach, mild surf, and an excellent view of Isla del Coral, to which glass-bottom boats ferry passengers for about $9 (100 pesos) per person. There are small hotels and plenty of seaside palapas for shade and basic sustenance. On weekends, holidays, and in high season take a ride on a banana boat; most any time you can find a skiff owner to take you to Playa Frideritas or Playa del Toro, two pretty beaches for bathing that lie around the headland to the south and are accessible only by boat. You can walk, however, over the hill at the south end of the beach to a seafood restaurant on a small scallop of beach called Playa Frideras.
The beach of Guayabitos permits you to do any number of aquatic activity including, Jetskiing,Boogie Boarding,Surfing,Body Surfing,Fishing,Kayaking,Snorkeling.For surfing the North end of the beach typically has waves up until the estuary that divides La Penita de Jaltemba..as well as the extreme south end of the beach near the military point..has a long,surfable wave, good for paddle boards.
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Guayabitos
The beach of Guayabitos permits you to do any number of aquatic activity including, Jetskiing,Boogie Boarding,Surfing,Body Surfing,Fishing,Kayaking,Snorkeling.For surfing the North end of the beach typically has waves up until the estuary that divides La Penita de Jaltemba..as well as the extreme south end of the beach near the military point..has a long,surfable wave, good for paddle boards.
When you arrive, there are many seaside bars, restaurants, and beach umbrellas where you can simply pick a spot to perch up for a few hours or the entire day. You can expect to pay around 100 pesos for a beach umbrella that comes complete with a table and chairs.
Toilets, change rooms, and shower facilities can be found in a few locations along the beach with a small fee of around 5 or 10 pesos for beachgoers to use.
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Sayulita
When you arrive, there are many seaside bars, restaurants, and beach umbrellas where you can simply pick a spot to perch up for a few hours or the entire day. You can expect to pay around 100 pesos for a beach umbrella that comes complete with a table and chairs.
Toilets, change rooms, and shower facilities can be found in a few locations along the beach with a small fee of around 5 or 10 pesos for beachgoers to use.