This was a lovely and calmer beach option compared to the main Sayulita beach. The bottom is sandy, and there is minimal slope. 2 chairs and an umbrella are 300 pesos for the day. There is food and drink service, and we had what may have been the world's finest fish tacos there. It is a short walk from the plaza. Bring coins for the bathroom, and cash.

This is a lovely little beach within walking distance of Sayulita central. The walk is not strenuous and is actually quite pleasant. The beach itself is beautiful with clear water. We went on a Friday and it was not overly crowded.

This is a pretty beach, and much less crowded than the main beach in Sayulita (though not as deserted as other reviews led me to believe). There are a few food vendors walking around selling things like oysters, doughnuts, and shrimp skewers. There is also a small kitchen to order from. I did not use the washrooms there, but my partner did, and he said they were "pretty bad". There are chairs and umbrellas on the beach that you must pay to use (250 pesos for the day, I think it was). We only planned to stay an hour or so, so we negotiated a price of 100 pesos. Some very nice rocks at either side of the beach adding to the scenery. We did not go in the water but many people there were in the ocean and enjoying. Waves were a bit smaller than at the main beach in Sayulita. The graveyard at the entrance of the beach was interesting to explore too. A fun little excursion.

Clean beach with lots of vendors to get snacks, drinks, chair or umbrellas. My kids loved the calm water and the sand was perfect. The locals who live in the area live off of tourism so negotiate a deal as some will overcharge you.

Nice beach- a little more mellow than main beach. Good swimming for families. Was kind of busy when we were there (unlike some of the deserted photos posted), but maybe on weekdays & slow season is quieter.