You’ll ride an ATV through Sayulita’s jungle trails and along rugged beaches with a local guide, pausing for water breaks and stories about local plants—and finish with a real tequila tasting by the sea before heading back. It’s sweaty, loud, sometimes muddy—and honestly pretty fun even if you’re not usually into tours.
I didn’t really expect the first thing I’d notice was the smell—kind of earthy, like wet leaves and dust kicked up by our ATVs. We met our guide near Sayulita, all of us squinting at the sun and trying to look cooler than we felt in those chunky helmets. Our group was a mix—one couple from Guadalajara, a solo traveler from Canada (who’d never driven stick), me and my friend. The engines started up with this throaty growl and suddenly it felt like we were about to do something way more serious than a simple day trip.
The ride into Higuera Blanca was bumpier than I thought—my hands stung a little from gripping too tight. There were flashes of blue through the trees; every time we hit a high spot you could see the Pacific just hanging out there. Our guide, Luis, kept pointing out weird plants and birds I’d never have noticed. He laughed when I tried to say “guanábana” (I still don’t know if I got it right). At one point we stopped for water and everything went quiet except for cicadas buzzing somewhere deep in the brush. That silence sticks with me more than any photo.
We wound through muddy bits, crossed a shallow river (my sneakers are still recovering), then finally rolled up onto this sandy stretch where you could smell salt in the air. Luis handed around tiny plastic cups of tequila—he said it was from his uncle’s distillery outside town. Maybe that’s just what everyone says? Either way, it burned in a good way. We toasted nothing in particular and watched some pelicans dive-bombing out past the break. After that, heading back felt slower somehow, like nobody wanted to be done yet.
The ATV tour lasts approximately 2.5 hours from start to finish.
Yes, free roundtrip transportation is included from your accommodation or meeting points in Sayulita.
Yes, departures are available at 9:00 AM, 12:00 PM, and 3:00 PM daily.
Yes, there is a tequila tasting included during the tour.
Yes, both solo adventurers and groups can join this tour.
Wear comfortable clothes you don’t mind getting dusty or muddy; closed-toe shoes are recommended.
The tour is suitable for all physical fitness levels but not recommended for pregnant travelers or those with spinal injuries.
Your day includes free roundtrip transportation from your hotel or chosen meeting point in Sayulita, all safety equipment with a quick briefing before you start riding, plus a tequila tasting stop along the route before heading back into town together.


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