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Festival Sayulita 2015: Film, Food, Music and Surf (VIDEO)

Festival Sayulita 2015 is calling you to paradise with a unique gathering for all lovers of Mexico, film, spirits, food, music and surf from January 14-18, 2015.

The festival is a multi-faceted event hosted on Mexico’s Pacific Coast. Last year, the festival had an amazing first run, and this year they are looking to make it bigger and better, and build an amazing community center in the process.

Festival Sayulita 2015 will host over 40 international film screenings, some of Mexico’s finest tequilas and beers, great local cuisine, international surfing competition, and a live music festival.

On January 17 the festival will host a full day of live music including bands like Dirty Heads, Kongos, Los Master Plus, San Juan Project, La Hora de La Hora, and others.

The 2015 festival will be the second annual festival all with the purpose to raise money for a Sayulita Community Center.

The picturesque fishing village of Sayulita, Nayarit, Mexico, rests in a gentle palm tree-lined bay just 45 minutes north of the Puerto Vallarta airport, offering visitors and residents incredible beaches, lush jungles and a taste of rural Mexico with cobblestone streets hosting dogs, chickens and playing children. Sayulita is a half-century away from the nearby resort town of Puerto Vallarta.

Visit the festival’s website for more information. Festival Sayulita 2015

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