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Next tides
- Low tide3:54 AM0.7 m
- High tide10:11 AM1.5 m
- Low tide5:27 PM0.4 m
- High tide11:35 PM1.0 m
Best time to visit
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- Peak seasonDec–Mar
- Shoulder seasonApr–May
- Low seasonJun–Aug
- Rainy seasonSep–Oct
- The sweet spotNov
Dec–MarWhale watchingPeak season
Sunny, dry, and 75–82°F (24–28°C) with cool nights, plus humpback whales offshore. The town is at its liveliest, so book your stay early.
Whale watching trips
Apr–MayBest valueShoulder season
Still dry, warming up, and noticeably quieter after Easter. A great mix of good weather, open tables, and better rates.
Jun–AugQuieter + better valueLow season
Hot, humid, quieter and usually better value. Afternoon storms begin as the rainy season builds, while south swells bring the biggest waves of the year.
The Sayulita surf guideSep–OctSeptember wettestRainy season
The broader rainy period runs June through October, but September is typically the wettest month. Expect humid days, dramatic afternoon or evening storms, and October rain that gradually tapers.
NovLocal favoriteThe sweet spot
The rains taper off, everything is still lush, the ocean is warm, and the peak-season crowds haven't landed yet.
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