A Coastline Crafted by Calm
Riviera Nayarit may still be one of Mexico’s best-kept secrets—but not for long. Stretching along more than 200 miles of golden coastline framed by palm groves and the Sierra Madre mountains, this destination blends untouched beauty with vibrant culture and laid-back luxury. Here, charming fishing villages, world-class resorts, boho beach towns, and hidden wonders like the Marietas Islands offer something for every type of traveler. And your Envoyage advisor is here to match you with a vacation as relaxed—or as active—as you want it to be.
Riviera Nayarit in Focus
Currency: Mexican Peso, $ (MXN)
Tipping Customs: While you’re not billed for individual meals in an all-inclusive resort, tips in either Pesos or US dollars are always appreciated by the staff.
Popular Drink: Raicilla –an agave spirit
Must Eat: Smoked Marlin fish tacos
Power Up: Plug type A, B 127 V
Language: Spanish, though English is widely spoken.
Weather: Riviera Nayarit enjoys a mild tropical climate with a comfortable average temperature of 77° F.
Best Time to Visit: All year round. The dry season, December-May is the considered the most popular time to visit.
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Moments Worth Chasing
Wander Through Sayulita
This boho-chic beach town brings together colorful streets, artisanal markets, surf culture, and authentic street eats, all with a relaxed, come-as-you-are vibe.
Learn to Ride the Waves
Whether you're a total beginner or have a few rides under your belt, Nayarit’s consistent surf breaks and warm water make it the perfect place to catch your next wave.
Explore the Marietas Islands’ Hidden Beach
Tucked inside a crater and only accessible by swimming through a short tunnel, this secret cove is a one-of-a-kind experience.
Go Deep-Sea Fishing
Hop aboard a charter in pursuit of marlin, tuna, and swordfish. This region’s temperate waters and rich marine life make for some of the best fishing on the Pacific coast.
Soak Up Banderas Bay
From paddleboarding and boogie-boarding to long barefoot strolls, the calm waters and soft sands of Mexico’s largest natural bay invite you to stay and play.
