A fishing village turned nautical community, with the Riviera Nayarit Marina, a seafood market and a relaxed pace of life.

Who is it for?

It attracts sailors and yacht owners, retirees who prefer a small town and lifelong locals, as well as investors interested in boutique projects with views.

Property types

Remodeled traditional homes in town, contemporary villas and condos overlooking the marina and the bay, and private hillside communities with lots and luxury homes. Growth has been controlled and low-density.

Lifestyle

Nautical and peaceful. A Sunday seafood and crafts market, cobblestone streets and oceanfront restaurants with live music on weekends. After sunset, calm takes over.

Market and trends

The Riviera Nayarit Marina put it on the region's real estate map, and demand for properties with views and close to the marina has grown stronger.

Area advantages

A top-tier marina steps from home, a less touristy setting than Sayulita or Vallarta, and a location 10 to 15 minutes from Bucerías and Punta de Mita.

Market information is general and for reference only; it is not a guarantee of appreciation, rental income or returns. Before deciding, we review current data on the property and the area with you. Legal and tax matters should be confirmed with a notary, attorney or accountant.