Winter Solstice Wednesday December 21
Right before the holiday is the Winter Solstice , the shortest day of the year based on the earth’s tilt, which this year falls on Wednesday December 21. In ancient times, the Winter Solstice was looked at as the death and rebirth of the sun or sun god(s) and is still celebrated today by many.
So what can we expect from Sayulita on this day? Being that the Winter Solstice falls on Wednesday of this year, most activities should be normal, such as yoga schedules and opportunities to find other activities. We did a little digging and found some things that are happening around town this day:
Christmas Eve December 24/ Christmas Day December 25
Just a few days after the Winter Solstice Sayulita will celebrate Christmas along with most of Mexico on the 24th and 25th of DeCember.
On Christmas Eve in Sayulita you can expect to hear fireworks late into the night, (so plan to celebrate or buy some ear plugs at the farmacias if you are close to town.) This is one of the busiest times in Sayulita, but you may find that restaurants will close early to observe the holiday or not open at all. This is a great time to hit the beach, pack up the car or ride the bus to explore some beaches close by such as Lo de Marcos or San Pancho.
From past experience and talking to long term residents we found the following to be the most reliable when searching for Christmas specials are:
Check with their instagram or call/send a WhatsApp to confirm their times for Christmas Day and Christmas Eve (sometimes it won’t be listed online).
Wellness Classes for Christmas Eve and Christmas
Wellness classes for this day may be difficult to find based on which studios are open, so be sure to double check with studios beforehand. We found a few offerings that will be open include :
Special Events:
Yoga Classes
We will be updating this as restaurants and studios give out more information for the Holiday! So be sure to check back here again, and throughout the year at our live calendar on enformasayulita.com to discover more activities and events in Sayulita, and Happy Holidays from EnForma!