Market Days
Check out the local markets for fresh tropical fruits and handmade regional goods.





Las Varas is a vibrant community in Nayarit, Mexico, deeply rooted in its agricultural heritage. Located strategically between the Sierra Madre mountains and the Pacific Ocean, it serves as a vital hub for the region. Unlike the polished tourist corridors nearby, Las Varas provides a genuine look at daily Mexican life, featuring lively street markets, local eateries, and a welcoming atmosphere. Its location makes it an excellent jumping-off point for visiting the nearby beach of Chacala or exploring the diverse ecosystems of the Nayarit coastline. Visitors can enjoy the town's traditional charm while being within easy reach of the area's natural wonders.
Las Varas is a vibrant community in Nayarit, Mexico, deeply rooted in its agricultural heritage. Located strategically between the Sierra Madre mountains and the Pacific Ocean, it serves as a vital hub for the region. Unlike the polished tourist corridors nearby, Las Varas provides a genuine look at daily Mexican life, featuring lively street markets, local eateries, and a welcoming atmosphere. Its location makes it an excellent jumping-off point for visiting the nearby beach of Chacala or exploring the diverse ecosystems of the Nayarit coastline. Visitors can enjoy the town's traditional charm while being within easy reach of the area's natural wonders.
Proximity to the pristine beaches of Chacala.
Traditional Mexican market atmosphere.
Central hub for exploring the Riviera Nayarit.
Surrounded by lush agricultural landscapes.
This is a working town, not a resort, so expect a more local and less tourist-oriented infrastructure.
The area experiences high humidity and heat, particularly during the summer months.
While English is understood in tourist areas nearby, Spanish is the primary language here.
Check out the local markets for fresh tropical fruits and handmade regional goods.
Take a short taxi or bus ride to Chacala for a day of swimming and seafood by the ocean.
Authentic local culture and access to nearby coastal gems.
MXN $
$40-$70 p/day
14,419
Try the small 'fondas' in the town center for authentic and affordable Mexican home cooking.
Spanish, English
November-April
Warm and pleasant, ideal for visiting before the rainy season begins in June.
Hot and humid with lush greenery; expect afternoon rain showers.
The weather cools down and the landscape remains vibrant after the rains.
The peak season with dry, sunny days and comfortable temperatures for exploring.