DISCOVER A PLACE LIKE NO OTHER IN NAYARIT!
June 2, 2024

Discover a place like no other in Nayarit!

Dubbed by the Spanish as San Francisco de Azapán, San Pancho, Nayarit is considered to be the “cultural capital” of the riviera. Located in the Bahía de Banderas municipality, just 5km from Sayulita, San Pancho is a destination that brings together natural tranquility and cultural riches.

Here, you will find beautiful acrylic paintings portraying colorful landscapes of the area, as well as a wide variety of initiatives that promote Mexican culture.

At some of San Pancho’s beautiful beaches, you will be able to take part in surfing, paddleboarding, snorkel and diving activities, while inland, you can explore the charming town and its surroundings. You can also visit the Circo de los Niños (Children’s Circus), where circus and performance come to life in unique productions, or enjoy a show at La Bodega theater, a multidisciplinary arts venue that showcases local creativity.

With a wide range of culinary offerings, great accommodation, and a vibrant nightlife, San Pancho offers an exciting and colorful experience for visitors wanting an alternative destination in Nayarit. Dotted throughout its colorful streets, you’ll find cultural centers, galleries, restaurants, bakeries, cafés, sports clubs, and unique events venues. One of these venues is the Tierra Tropical Polo Club, one of San Pancho’s landmarks. Here, polo enthusiasts can join in private lessons or take part in national and international tourneys. And, if you don’t play polo, Tierra Tropical also offers great amenities, such as a restaurant, an art gallery, a concert hall, and event organization services.
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