Four casitas around a tropical garden and a shared pool, on a quiet street in the south end.
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Where Vida Feliz beganVida Feliz Casitas was the first name we gave our homes, and it grew into the name of our whole family business. Today it's four private casitas around a tropical garden and a shared pool with a palapa, loungers and Adirondack chairs. Each has its own patio with an outdoor shower, a king bed with an ensuite bathroom, air conditioning and its own kitchen, so mornings start slowly and afternoons end by the water. Casita 1 is the original Mexican house on the property, renovated to keep its character. Casita 4, at the top of the garden steps, has two king bedrooms, views over the jungle and its own plunge pool under a handmade palapa.
“The garden and pool are beautiful, and we pretty much had them to ourselves.”
“Excelente ubicación entre playa de los muertos y el centro de Sayulita...”“Very private and secluded feeling, though it was only a short walk from everything else.”The south end of Sayulita, on a quiet residential street.
Good to know: the entrance is at the top of a hill, and Casita 4 is up a flight of steps through the garden.
We're a small family business. You deal with us from your first question to the day you leave.
Yes. The main pool is shared by the four casitas, and the Casa Aurora casita and studio across the street. Casita 4 also has its own plunge pool.
Street parking, plus a small parking area for golf carts, with outlets for charging.
Yes. Search with your dates and group size, add the homes you like to your group, and book them together in one checkout. You save 5% on the nights with 2 homes and 10% with 3 or 4. If you'd rather talk it through, message Jamie on WhatsApp.
What we tell our own guests: the beaches, getting around, where to eat and when to come.
The south end of Sayulita sits between town and Playa de los Muertos, close to Carricitos and quiet at night. Here's how it compares with staying in the centre.
A local guide to Sayulita's beaches: the lively main beach, Playa de los Muertos for calmer swimming, Carricitos for sunset and Malpaso for a jungle walk. Plus water quality.
The Sayulita restaurants our family and local team keep going back to, from a breakfast spot on the plaza to tacos by the river and a special night out.
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