Nestled on craggy bluff over the Pacific, in the beloved surf town of Sayulita, lies one of the most special properties in Mexico – Teitiare Estate. This little slice of paradise affords 200-degree views of the ocean and offers private access to one of the best surfing and sunset beaches along Mexico’s famed Rivieria Nayarit coastline.

For decades, Sayulita has beckoned surfers and wanderlust-seekers for its powerful waves, relaxed pace of life, and fishing village vibe. Golf carts zip through the dusty café-lined streets and color flags flap in the breeze above market stalls. An easy 10-mintute golf cart trek through the dry terrain of the Sierra Madre Occidental mountains takes you out of the hustle and bustle of town and over to Playa Carricitos, where you’ll find the private estate of Teitiare.

Teitiare’s lush beachfront property consists of two houses, which can be booked together or separately. Casa Ninamu is a cheerful 2-bedroom, 2 bathroom casita that sits on a sprawling green lawn amid the swaying palms, just steps from the ocean. It has a private terrace and the option for chef and maid service. Nearby, a staircase etched into the rocky bluff leads up to the grand property of the estate, Casa O’te Miti. This spectacular 6-bedroom, 7 bathroom villa is centered around the most jaw dropping infinity pool that affords majestic views of Playa Carricitos and the Pacific Ocean. The open-air common spaces and pool area at Casa O’te Miti allow friends, family, and groups to gather for a special getaway in one of Sayulita’s most scenic settings. Each of the 6 guest suites have air conditioning and ensuite bathrooms. A stay at the main house comes with chef, maid, and butler service.

Wake up each morning at Teitiare to the sounds of waves crashing onto the shore and the smell of hot coffee brewing from the estate kitchen. Take a morning walk on the beach or head straight to the dining terrace for some freshly made pastries and savory chilaquiles. The chef works with the guests each day to see how the schedule looks and find out what fresh meals to create for the group’s needs.

Then, hop into a golf cart and spend the day exploring the fishing village and watching world-class surfers take on some of Mexico’s most renowned surf breaks. Sayulita is quite famous for its street tacos; so when you need a bite to eat, swing by El Itacate for some delicious steak tacos and fresh margaritas.

At the end of each day, the group will inevitably reconnect at Teitiare for a refreshing dip in the infinity pool or cocktail and conversation in one of the lounge areas. Vintage surfboards and handcrafted pieces from local artisans adorn the walls of these main gathering spaces, and the most cheerful pink-colored bar area sits nestled on a side wall awaiting the next thirsty guest or two to appear. As the sun drops down below the horizon and the beachfront quiets out below, it feels as though you have the entire coastline to yourselves – with the nothing but the waves, the breeze, good food, and good times with friends.

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