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Tree Blog II: The Strangler Fig

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The strangler fig is surely one of the most visually striking trees you’ll ever see in the rain forest or anywhere else, and there are plenty of them to be seen in and around Sayulita, where they have devoured—or maybe smothered is a better word—many a palm and/or other local tree. If you start looking, you can’t miss the twisting latticework of roots and branches, ascending and descending, wrapped …

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May Nights in Sayulita

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There’s no denying that by mid-May, Sayulita’s high season is behind us and the quiet season of summer is coming our way. As much as we worry about the upcoming low season and its financial strain—no tourists equals no money here in Sayulita– and possible flooding—Sayulita had its worst flood in 80 years just three years ago–we do like how green and lush the jungle grows after the dry, …

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Current weather conditions

Saturday

air: 79°sea: 80°

surf and beach forecast

Saturday-Morning

Waves:5.6ft - 14sec

Wind:2mph

Saturday

Morning clouds

Medium waves
Gentle breeze 87°F
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A Walk to Las Cuevas Beach

One of the most beautiful beaches in the Sayulita area is also one of the closest at hand. That would be Playa Las Cuevas, beach of the caves, a little gem of a strand located just north of our own north side town beach. As you can see from the pictures, this is …

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