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End of the Ride for BSR Sports
by Bobby Magill, Post Independent Staff
Debbie has arranged surfing vacations in Sayulita, Mexico, for some time now. And from now on, that means part of BSR Sports' Web site will remain online, only BSR will now mean "Beach, Surf and Relax."
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Surfer Magazine, February 2006
Dispatch, Puerto Vallarta Mexico: Mainland fun with Baja accessibilty.
Getting back to Basics on La Costa Alegre,
Photos by Tom Carey, Text by Jake Howard
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Taking time to relax and learn while in Mexico
Beth Ashley
A TINY FISHING village at the edge of a jungle by the Mexican coast. How does that sound as a place to vacation?
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Beach Chic
Laurence Mignot Hodges owner of Sayulita's Pacha Mama Boutique featured in Santa Barbara Magazine.
The Hodges have boutiques in Bora Bora, St. Barth's and will be opening their new Hotel La Nina del Mar above their Boutique in Sayulita, Nayarit, Mexico. Click picture for Santa Barbara Magazine website. |
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N.B. hero lost in Mexico tragedy
25-year-old Moncton man drowns while reportedly trying to save two people
Sayulita, Mexico - A padlocked fence bars the path to Playa Mal Paso beach. The only way around is over salt-stained boulders that jut into the turbulent Pacific Ocean waters.
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 Living: Sunday, March 27, 2005
Mexican haciendas becoming hot targets for Americans
By Steve McLinden
Onward, the Mexican land rush.Lured by beachfront vistas, quaint colonial backdrops and a historic construction boom, thousands of Americans are heading down Mexico way to snap up vacation homes, retirement villas and investment properties.
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Some images shot on location in Sayulita VIllage. |
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Always looking to take their annual calendar to the next level, the Denver Broncos Cheerleaders ventured into uncharted waters for the 2005 edition of their photographic journey through the year. For the first time in squad history, they traveled outside Colorado’s borders to capture the images that will adorn the pages each month – venturing all the way to Mexico for this year’s photo shoot.
Taking their show on the road, all 34 cheerleaders boarded a plane and headed south – venturing to the coastal city of Puerto Vallarta for the seven-day shoot. When looking at potential locales, the popular tourist destination and seaside paradise was an easy choice.
To check out the result of this year’s trip to Puerto Vallarta and Sayulita Click here
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| Monday, July 21, 2004
Fonatur is planning two new resort destinations
By Barnard R. Thompson
Fonatur (National Trust Fund for Tourism Development), Mexico’s government-funded tourism development agency, for the first time in nearly 20 years will launch two new major resort development projects before the year is out. |
Nearby town is laid-back antidote to Puerto Vallarta
SAYULITA, Mexico - As the heat rises into the mid-90s, this little Pacific coastal town 25 miles north of the Puerto Vallarta airport empties out of tourists and seems to let out a long exhalation.
By Michelle Quinn
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Steep or Cheap!
Sayulita, north of Puerto Vallarta, Mexico has pristine beaches, small-town attitude and lovely lodging at modest prices. By Sara Perry, The Oregonian |
Their Little Secret but for how long?!
The tiny fishing village of Sayulita, Mexico, just an hour's drive north of Puerto Vallarta, is still only a footnote in most travel guides, which give it a half-page at most. But to those visitors who have discovered its charms in recent years -- the uncluttered white beaches, the tidy surf break, the amiable fishermen gutting their catch by the sea, the tranquil town square with its rustic taco stands and tortillerías -- there's only one thing wrong with Sayulita. By JANELLE, New York Times |
La Vida Cheapo
For 600 bucks a month, retirees in Mexico can live in a three-bedroom home, with a gardener. For a cool thousand...well, you won’t believe it. By Barry Golson, AARP |
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