Los Ayala
About the Area
About the Area
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One of Mexico's northern states, this word is also used as an exclamation of surprise or dismay; similar to
"Jesus Christ!", "Wow"!, "Damn" and "Holy Cow!"
One of Mexico's northern states, this word is also used as an exclamation of surprise or dismay; similar to
"Jesus Christ!", "Wow"!, "Damn" and "Holy Cow!"
About Los Ayala
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About the Area
Neighbours to the north of Los Ayala, include Rincon de Guayabitos, La Penita de Jaltemba and La Colonia. Los Ayala is positioned at the south end of this community, which is known as Jaltemba Bay.
Further north, but still close are the beaches of El Campano and Chacala; Jamurca Hot Springs; the petroglyphs of Alta vista; Las Varas and the historic town of San Blas.
Just south of Los Ayala are the towns of El Monteon, Lo de Marcos, San Pancho and Sayulita. Just north of Los Ayala are Rincon de Guayabitos, La Penita de Jaltemba, and La Colonia.
Neighbours to the north of Los Ayala, include Rincon de Guayabitos, La Penita de Jaltemba and La Colonia. Los Ayala is positioned at the south end of this community, which is known as Jaltemba Bay.
Further north, but still close are the beaches of El Campano and Chacala; Jamurca Hot Springs; the petroglyphs of Alta vista; Las Varas and the historic town of San Blas.
Just south of Los Ayala are the towns of El Monteon, Lo de Marcos, San Pancho and Sayulita. Just north of Los Ayala are Rincon de Guayabitos, La Penita de Jaltemba, and La Colonia.
Los Ayala is located just 60 kilometers north of Puerto Vallarta and easily accessible by car, taxi and bus. Its' location midway on the north coast of the Riviera Nayarit makes it the perfect base to explore Mexico's Precious Hidden Corner.
Los Ayala has been a favourite beach destination for Mexican families for over thirty years, and still is. On select weekends during the summer and on national holidays, busloads of Mexican tourists visit to reconnect with their historical roots, and celebrate the cultural importance of family. Popular for its kilometer long beach with soft sand, dense jungle vegetation and clear blue-green ocean waters, calm enough for children and non-swimmers; this little paradise is just now becoming discovered as second home destination as seen by a small, but growing number of Canadian/US expatriates.
Life in this authentic usually tranquil, Mexican beach town is casual and relaxed. The towns two main streets are paved with interlocking brick but the remaining streets are still sand, and happily shared with roosters, chickens, horses and even the occasional stray goat - adding to its charm.
In town, a variety of shops, grocery stores and services to meet most tourists needs. Los Ayala offers an abundance of beach front restaurants and dining out here is very affordable! The Town Plaza, is the place to be to take in cultural events and town celebrations, including many colourful and lively Mexican Fiestas. Los Ayala is also starting to develop its own night life and boasts a small disco which is open, occasionally, as demand dictates.
Experience Mexico as it was intended to be… lush jungles, palm fringed mountains; and the beautiful palm lined beach of Los Ayala with warm, crystal clear ocean waters, beach side palapa restaurants, friendly locals, and music with heart and soul.
Los Ayala has been a favourite beach destination for Mexican families for over thirty years, and still is. On select weekends during the summer and on national holidays, busloads of Mexican tourists visit to reconnect with their historical roots, and celebrate the cultural importance of family. Popular for its kilometer long beach with soft sand, dense jungle vegetation and clear blue-green ocean waters, calm enough for children and non-swimmers; this little paradise is just now becoming discovered as second home destination as seen by a small, but growing number of Canadian/US expatriates.
Life in this authentic usually tranquil, Mexican beach town is casual and relaxed. The towns two main streets are paved with interlocking brick but the remaining streets are still sand, and happily shared with roosters, chickens, horses and even the occasional stray goat - adding to its charm.
In town, a variety of shops, grocery stores and services to meet most tourists needs. Los Ayala offers an abundance of beach front restaurants and dining out here is very affordable! The Town Plaza, is the place to be to take in cultural events and town celebrations, including many colourful and lively Mexican Fiestas. Los Ayala is also starting to develop its own night life and boasts a small disco which is open, occasionally, as demand dictates.
Experience Mexico as it was intended to be… lush jungles, palm fringed mountains; and the beautiful palm lined beach of Los Ayala with warm, crystal clear ocean waters, beach side palapa restaurants, friendly locals, and music with heart and soul.