Puerto Vallarta International Airport (PVR) is the closest major airport, approximately 45–50 minutes from the villa. It offers direct flights from major U.S. and Canadian cities.

After deplaning you’ll pass immigration and customs, then exit into the arrivals area. From there you’ll meet your pre-arranged driver (recommended) or use official airport transportation options.

Yes. The concierge can coordinate private SUVs or vans depending on group size. Drivers can assist with luggage and make arrival smooth.

The drive from PVR to Sayulita typically takes 45–50 minutes depending on traffic. The route follows the coast and then climbs into the jungle hills.

As a general rule, plan to depart the villa about 3 hours before your flight time to account for traffic and airport processing. If you’re traveling during holidays or weekends, add extra buffer.

Yes. International travel to Mexico requires a valid passport. If you’re traveling with children, ensure they have their documents in order before departure.

Yes. Share flight numbers and arrival times and the concierge can help organize transport windows, drivers, or a rolling arrival plan for groups.

Often yes, depending on same-day turnover. If early check-in isn’t possible, the concierge can advise on luggage storage and a relaxed “arrival day” plan in Sayulita.

Late checkout may be possible depending on the booking schedule. Ask in advance and we’ll confirm what can be accommodated.

Villa Valentin is close to town (a short drive), giving you quick access to restaurants and beaches while staying elevated and private in the jungle hills.

Not required for most stays. Sayulita is compact and walkable. Golf carts and taxis are common for short distances. Rental cars are useful if exploring Punta Mita, San Pancho, or beaches farther out.

Yes. Golf carts are a popular way to get around Sayulita. The concierge can help arrange rentals for the duration of your stay.

Yes—golf cart charging is available on property, which makes multi-day cart rentals easy.

Yes. Taxis are common and straightforward for short trips. The concierge can help coordinate trusted drivers for airport runs and longer excursions.

Yes. The town center is compact and easy to explore on foot.

You can head into town and access the main beach, or ask the concierge for the best beach route based on tide, surf conditions, and what kind of beach day you want (quiet vs lively).

Yes—off-street parking is available on-site. If you’re coordinating a larger group, we can also suggest shuttles and driver plans.

Standard check-in is after 2:00 PM. Check-out is before 10:00 AM. Early check-in or late departure may be possible depending on availability.

Yes. The villa includes concierge support and staff to help orient you to the property and key house details on arrival.

Yes. The property is gated and includes security features designed for privacy and peace of mind.

Yes—there are security cameras on the property for safety and security monitoring.

The estate accommodates up to 18 overnight guests across the main house and two private casitas.

The estate includes 8 bedrooms and multiple bathrooms (configuration can vary by setup). If you want the exact room map for your stay, we’ll share it with your booking details.

Yes. Daily housekeeping service is included to maintain rooms and common areas during your stay.

The villa includes service staff and concierge support to help with daily needs and trip planning.

Yes. Secure storage is available for valuables like passports and personal items.

Yes. Safety systems include smoke and carbon monoxide alarms.

High-speed Wi-Fi is available throughout the property, including outdoor areas. It supports streaming, video calls, and remote work.

Yes. The Wi-Fi supports video conferencing, and there are comfortable indoor and outdoor areas that work well for focused time.

Yes. The villa includes workspace-friendly areas suitable for laptop work when you need to plug in and focus.

Yes—TVs are available. Streaming typically works best when guests use their own accounts on supported apps.

Yes. The villa includes a sound system for relaxed music and gatherings. Please keep volume respectful of community guidelines.

No. Guests should use purified or bottled water for drinking and brushing teeth. The villa provides filtered/purified drinking water for guests.

Most established restaurants and bars cater to travelers and generally use purified ice and water, but if you have a sensitive stomach, choose reputable spots and use common-sense precautions.

Mexico uses 110–120V outlets, the same as the U.S. and Canada. No adapter is required for North American devices.

Short interruptions can happen in coastal areas. If anything occurs, the staff will help keep things comfortable and get you back online as quickly as possible.

Many areas in Mexico are sensitive to plumbing. When in doubt, follow the in-house guidance provided at arrival and avoid flushing anything other than standard toilet paper.

Yes. Villa Valentin has a private pool and outdoor lounge spaces designed for all-day relaxing.

Pool-heating is available. If having a heated pool is important for your dates, tell us in advance and we’ll confirm the best setup.

Yes. The property includes a jacuzzi feature for evening wind-downs.

Yes—pool system options include a saltwater setup (a little gentler on skin and eyes for many guests).

Yes. There’s an outdoor shower—perfect for post-beach rinses.

Yes. The villa includes BBQ capabilities for casual grilling and sunset dinners.

Yes—there is a pizza oven on property, which makes for a great group night in.

Yes. The property includes multiple lounging zones—loungers, shaded areas, and hammock-style chill spots depending on where you want to spend the day.

Yes. The villa is set in lush jungle surroundings with landscaped garden areas and elevated views.

Yes. Sayulita offers everything from casual taco stands to elevated dining. During high season, reservations are strongly recommended for popular dinner spots.

Yes. We’ll match you with the right spots based on vibe, budget, and group size—and help with reservations when possible.

Yes. The concierge can recommend restaurants based on vibe and handle reservations when possible—especially helpful for groups.

For popular dinner spots and larger groups, yes. If you share your dates and group size, we’ll suggest a simple reservation plan so you’re not hunting for tables at sunset.

Yes. The villa includes a full kitchen with the essentials for cooking, plus dining spaces for group meals.

The kitchen includes core appliances and cooking basics (cookware, dishes, refrigerator/freezer, oven/stove, microwave, coffee setup, toaster). If you have a specific cooking plan, ask and we’ll confirm details.

Yes. Private chefs can prepare single meals or full daily service featuring Mexican and international cuisine.

Yes. Provide a list in advance and the kitchen will be prepared prior to check-in.

Yes. Share dietary needs in advance and we’ll tailor chef menus and grocery plans accordingly.

Yes. Bartenders and cocktail service can be arranged for dinners, celebrations, and event weekends.

Credit cards are widely accepted, but smaller vendors and taxis may require pesos. ATMs are available in town.

It’s convenient to have some pesos for small purchases. Many guests withdraw pesos at an ATM upon arrival or in town.

Tipping is customary in Mexico. 10–15% is common for restaurants. For villa staff, gratuity is appreciated at the end of your stay based on service and group size.

Sayulita is a vibrant beach town with surf culture, great food, artisan markets, and a relaxed pace—lively in the center, calm and quiet in the hills.

Sayulita is generally safe for visitors. As with any destination, keep valuables secure, stay aware in crowded areas, and use reputable transportation.

Not required, but helpful. English is common in tourist-facing businesses, and basic Spanish phrases make everything smoother and more fun.

Yes. Sayulita has pharmacies and basic medical clinics. For larger facilities and hospitals, Puerto Vallarta is the closest major option.

Sayulita has clinics and pharmacies. Full-service hospitals are located in Puerto Vallarta, approximately 45 minutes away.

Contact the concierge immediately. We can coordinate the fastest next step—local clinic, pharmacy run, or transport to a larger facility depending on the situation.

Main Sayulita Beach is ideal for swimming and surf. Playa Los Muertos offers a quieter setting. The concierge can suggest additional secluded beaches based on conditions.

Conditions vary by season, swell, and tide. Always check daily conditions and follow beach flags. If you have kids or weaker swimmers, choose calmer times and spots.

Green generally indicates calmer conditions, yellow indicates caution, and red indicates dangerous surf/strong currents. When in doubt, ask a lifeguard or the concierge.

Yes. Surf lessons for beginners and intermediate surfers can be scheduled through trusted local instructors.

Yes—Sayulita is known for being approachable for beginners in many conditions. Wave size changes seasonally, so we’ll match you with the right instructor and time.

Snorkeling, boat tours, and island trips are popular. The concierge can advise on the best days based on ocean conditions and season.

Boat tours to the Marietas Islands, whale watching (seasonal), snorkeling, fishing charters, zip-lining, horseback riding, and jungle tours are popular options.

Whale watching is typically seasonal in the winter months. If your dates align, we can recommend the best charter options.

November through May is dry season with sunny days and cooler evenings. June through October is greener and more humid with occasional tropical rains.

Holidays and peak dry-season weeks book up quickly. If you’re visiting during high season, plan restaurant reservations and golf cart rentals early.

Think light: breathable clothing, sandals, sun protection, swimwear, and a light layer for evening breezes in dry season. In rainy season, add a thin rain jacket and mosquito repellent.

They can be more noticeable in the rainy/green season. Bring repellent and keep doors/screens closed when possible.

Yes. Families are welcome. Children should be supervised near the pool and terraces due to elevation and open architectural features.

Family amenities can include a high chair and a pack ’n play / travel crib. Ask in advance so we can confirm the setup for your group.

The villa is designed for luxury living, not like a standard suburban home. Families do great here, but active supervision is essential around water, stairs, and open-air areas.

Pet policies can vary by booking channel and stay type. If bringing a pet is important, ask in advance and we’ll confirm the correct policy for your reservation.

Yes. The villa respects local community guidelines. Music and amplified sound may have time limitations, especially later at night.

Visitor policies depend on your booking terms and whether your stay is structured as a private retreat/event. If you’re expecting daytime guests, tell us early so we can confirm what’s allowed.

Structured events require prior approval and may involve additional agreements. Villa Valentin regularly hosts retreats and celebrations, and we’ll help you plan within the correct guidelines.

Yes. The property is used for destination weddings and events, with capacity for larger celebrations and overnight accommodations for up to 18 guests.

Yes. There is an official Villa Valentin wedding brochure available, which outlines the venue experience and planning details.

Yes. For retreats, weddings, or celebrations, we can share a curated list of trusted local vendors (chef, bartender, photographer, florals, transportation, wellness providers, etc.).

Yes—washer/dryer access is available on property. If you need laundry help during the stay, ask and we’ll guide you to the best option.

Yes. Hot water is provided. If anything ever feels off, let the staff know and we’ll troubleshoot quickly.

Yes—basic bathroom essentials are provided. If you have very specific preferences, feel free to bring your favorites.

Yes—hair dryers are available on-site.

Yes—an iron is available.

As a jungle property, you may see iguanas, tropical birds, geckos, and occasional small wildlife. This is part of the natural setting.

In a tropical jungle setting, you’ll see more nature than you would in a city hotel. Keeping doors closed, using repellent in rainy season, and letting staff know if anything needs attention keeps it easy.

It’s best not to—tropical environments attract curious visitors (ants, geckos, etc.). Keeping food sealed and the kitchen tidy helps everything stay comfortable.

There are grocery options in and around Sayulita. For convenience, many guests either pre-stock through concierge or do an initial grocery run soon after arrival.

Pharmacies in Sayulita carry common medications and essentials (sunscreen, insect repellent, electrolytes). For specialized needs, we can guide you to the right shop or arrange a run.

For international trips—especially with groups—travel insurance can be a smart safety net for flight disruptions, medical issues, or last-minute changes.

It’s the balance: elevated jungle privacy and panoramic ocean views, paired with concierge-led hospitality and quick access to Sayulita’s beaches, food, and culture—seclusion without isolation.