The Mexican Surf Life

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El interminable verano 🙂

Winding down for the night on this end.  I had a more laid back afternoon today: got a haircut after work and then went on a long walk along the water with my sister featuring Greek yogurt ice cream.  Mmmmm!  Felt so summery, the air was so nice this evening.  Speaking of laid back lifestyles, it doesn’t get more chill than the surf life in Mexico.  I rented a board from WildMex Surf and Adventure, which has an awesome set up.  They have a location in the town of Sayulita right by the beach as well as at La Lancha (I wrote a post about this spot here).  I rented for the week and was able to grab a board from either location anytime and return it by close that day, or keep it as long as I wanted (or until my week was up).  It’s awesome because you can try a different board everyday.  Long, short, whatever the waves dictate or you desire.  I tried a sweet Robert August longboard one day that was so old-school and fun (The Endless Summer is one of my favorite movies…the 1960s surf flick that makes everyone feel happy).  Retro looking boards are so pretty, too.  Highly recommend this spot for renting though!  The staff are super friendly and chill, there’s a wide selection of boards from beginner to high performance, AND the shop is air conditioned (rare in Sayulita haha).  Sometimes we would pick up boards in the evening if we wanted to go for an early morning surf before the shop was open.  Walking down Gringo Hill to the highway (to hitch hike to the spot of choice) was so beautiful in the early hours.  Sounds of roosters and views of jungle mountains galore.  Waking up and starting the day in an open air casita feels very “surf” as well…the beauty of the morning commute starting in the backyard.  I loved it!  It’s always fun to bus with surfboards as well haha.  The beach in Sayulita also has some waves and it was honestly my favorite place to surf…perfect little longboard waves!  It gets a little crowded in the evenings but still plenty of room, and it’s literally right in town.  Anyway, time to drink some herbal tea and head to bed.  Back on the work grind early in the AM tomorrow, but from home!  Goodnight babeskillets, Tita xx

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