Surfers and Non-Surfers in One Villa
A sample day
| Time | Surfers | Non-surfers |
|---|---|---|
| Dawn | Session at La Lancha, El Anclote or Burros | Sleep in; coffee by the pool |
| Late morning | Rinse, breakfast, nap | Yoga, spa, or a walk to the beach |
| Afternoon | Second session or boat day | Snorkeling, golf or a sunset sail |
| Evening | Chef dinner together | Chef dinner together |
What to look for in the villa
- A private pool with shade for recovery.
- Board storage and a rinse area.
- A flexible driver or golf cart.
- An early breakfast and late dinner chef.
- Bedrooms far enough apart for dawn departures.
Seasons
Winter suits mixed groups: gentler waves for surfers, dry weather and comfortable days for everyone else. Summer brings bigger swell for surfers and hotter days for guests who prefer to relax by the pool.
Who this is not for
If everyone in your group surfs seriously and wants to live in a surf town, a stay in Sayulita may suit better.
Tell Costa your dates and who surfs in your group in the chat, and we will match you with the right villa.
Questions people ask
Is Punta Mita good for a mixed group?
Yes. Calm beaches, boat days, golf and spa balance a surf week.
What can non-surfers do?
Swim, snorkel, play golf, take a spa day or join a sunset cruise.
Can the chef cook early breakfast for surfers?
Ask when booking. Many villas can accommodate.
Do we need a car?
A driver or golf cart is usually enough inside Punta Mita.
Which villas suit mixed groups?
Costa can say, based on your dates and group.
Have a specific question? Ask me in the chat.
Start the conversationSources: The Surf Atlas: Punta Mita · Wavetribe: Surfing Nayarit · Surfnerd: La Lancha. Details as published and checked in October 2026; dates, seasons and conditions can change.