Sayulita is centred round the square with the beach on one side. Palm trees and tropical flowers are abundant, this place was not a swanky resort and not at all commercialised keeping that feeling of a small seaside town. Our Hotel Vogue was just off the square yards from the beach, Mary the owner seemed to have gone to great lengths to ensure it was step up from the other accommodation offered in town. this was reflected in the price. $1300 mx per night. The town seemed well provided for, a small supermarket plenty of liquor stores and pharmacies. Although a number of building were empty which probably would open for the main season which seemed was November

A number of chores need to be completed Our bike we had managed to bend the side stand and Lindsay's side lights needed new brackets they both went off to find a welder. 
 
Oscar was are really great guy, he took time in getting Lindsay's brackets just right and fixed my bending side stand. He also found 2 bulbs for my running lights. Cost 40 bucks.
 

 
Whilst this was being done I carried on with the blog as we are at this stage still 2 months behind. Can only look at a screen for so long so Marion and I swapped location for the beach the guys found us later. 

We spent a very lazy after noon with a few beers a a bowl of guacamole can this get any better. I think I could survive for a long time on Guacamole and salsa.
 
Dinner we decided to take the advise this time and went to Don Pedro, location amazing right on edge of the beach. Prices match the location at least they took cards. Our table looked out over the bay which again another storm was fighting its way across flashing and grumbling in the back ground.